Muse - Uprising (Bass Cover) (Play Along Tabs In Video)

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Tips And Comments:

- Playing Technique: Played between pickups with middle strength. Just neck pickup at full position. Try mantaining a constant playing motion and not sliding too much, so you get more of a synth vibe.

- Gear Sound: Didn't use any pedals! Just digital processing. First i added a cabinet emulator and split signal in two. For the first one, just clean with some low and high end. Second one has an octaver first in chain (lower octave, and probably high octave can work too), then a fuzz pedal very high in the mix. After that added compression as usual (high compression), stereo chorus, and some eq for scooping some mids and some other little fixings. Really don't know what pedals Chris used, but i think the tone i used resembles enough, for not using any money on it

- About The Song: SWING time is needed. You can search about swing or shuffle time. It's just playing 8th notes (in this case) with a feel of quarter followed by 8th in a triplet feel. After you get that and the octave, you just need some stamina and figure out the little feel almost at the end.

Need more tips? Just comment!

*All the tabs in this channel are created by me, if you have any advice in the transcription feel free to comment!

*Gear: Taurus t-24 Washburn 4 String Bass (D'addario .045 Standard Strings or Dunlop .045)/ Ibanez SA 120 Guitar/ Alesis Dm6 Drums - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Interface - PC (Digital Processing)

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Tabs are written in 8th note swing time. That means every pair of 8th notes should be played like a triplet quarter note followed by a triplet 8th note. More info on the internet. Let me know about your questions below! READ THE DESCRIPTION for tone and more.

CoverSolutions

This is the best song to practice Octaves. Used it when I started.

basslightyeah

As a jazz bassist, I play a lot of swing stuff, so can usually tell that a song is swung. I never realized that this song was swung until today! I love this song, the bass line is super simple, yet very effective.

hyalinamusic

4:15 Chris: "If you get to do something cool I get to do something cool too, Matt!"

TheDutchCreeperTDC

I love the chords in this song. The g# diminished is awesome sounding.

konungredocsil

This is one of those deceptively difficult songs to play. Looks simple on paper, but is hell to play if you do not have the stamina for it. Simply put, I do not. This song doesn't just kill my left hand, it slaughters it and leaves a calling card for the police to find.

konekoray

In my Bass class, the teacher asked to select a song to learn during the course and perform at the end of it, and this was the first that came to my mind so thank you for this video :3

adrielmendoza

Only Muse can make a normal ass octave pattern interesting.

JUNK_ZONE

One of the simplest yet most recognizable bass lines in recent-ish popular music.

brettquiggle

This song is what got me to love the bass, and as soon as I finally get one, it will be the first song I learn.

alexanderthered

I just got into Muse within the last few weeks and something about all their songs seems so farmiliar yet I have not heard them before...
Great cover, man!

swghrn

if you want to play the alternative bridge part it is:
g]
d] 12 10 h 11 h 12
a] 10 h 11 h 12
e]10
and then you can figure out the rest, since you have learnt it from his tab, and then repeat.

patmurphy