The Beatles - A Day In The Life (Bass Cover) (Play Along Tabs In Video)

Bass Tone

- Bridge Action: Mid High
- Pickup Selection: Neck
- Pickup Tone: Rolled off almost at half (or until the brigthess of the attack lowers)
- Finger/Pick Strength: Very low, to Mid High
- Finger/Pick Shape: Round
- Other: Palm muted all the time with the palm right on the bridge

Amp/Cab Tone

- Gain: 5
- Bass: 7
- Mids: 8
- Treble: 5
- Pedals: No
- Other: Mixes DI with Amp (amp with off axis mic)

Mixing

- EQ: Boosted low end, presence at 300hz, 1k, 2k
- Compression: Mid Amount
- Other: -

Transcription Sources

- Isolated Track: Yes
- Live Videos: No (only Mccartney live)
- Clips: No

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*All tabs/sheet 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 .45 Strings)/Cort CR250 Guitar/ Carlsbro E-Drums - Radial JDI DI Box - Behringer U-Phoria UMC1820 Interface - PC (Cubase) - Waves GTR/Amplitube/Guitar Rig Amp Emulators/Superior Drummer - Waves Plugins - Sony Vegas - Audio Technica m50x Headphones

[ManHungry]

Surprised the video hasn't been removed

[Minnevan]

interesting bass line, Beatles bass parts are always more complex than they seem on the surface

[pepsiforbread]

Damn, Beatles lawyers really laxing on this one. Jokes aside, great bass cover and transcription, glad this tab vid is still surviving since this is one of my top 3 Beatles tracks.

[RealBono]

I'm sorry but I hit that open E string at the end every time, I simply cannot help myself.

[matboquita]

Beautiful, make more Beatles songs, please!

[geovanniceron]

Estaría genial que nos ayudaras con la tablatura de eleonor rigby de zoot

[taira]

He finished he bass section without a note. It makes more sense for this tune but it is not a easy choice to make.

[hotdogweasly]

I’m just curious do you play with a pick? I can’t tell and Im trying to decide if I should or not while playing bass

[oxepkih]

Always thought melodically this song is so strange. One of the more eccentric Beatles contraptions.It's probably so weird that it's, , good?