[BASS TABS] Black Sheep - Metric (feat.  

I know.

@@PookBidault you know?

Ooooooh yeaa

@@themagnobv oh no...

@@waterisnotwet3902 hello again

Yes, it sure is a great song to learn: not only for a little finger dexterity, but because it's played in the counter-time, which might take a little bit to get used to, but you get there eventually. Thank you! Creeper hat FTW! I love it too. And, I'm glad it doesn't spontaneously combust.

Definitely helped me when I was learning 3 years ago

@obesekid6947 did you start with bass after all this time ? Im very curious

Definitely beginner but not intermediate though

@@skord176was the first song i learned using a pick

Except for special kids leaving a haunted house they already mindless and scared shitless

Glad you find it useful!

Sorry to disappoint, but no, I'm not.

good reference hahahahahah

Vegan police's gonna get ya!

I can't believe I didn't catch this reference the first time around.

That's why he's wearing a beanie to hide it 🤣

Thank you, Finn!

Thank you!

The Creeper Beanie sounds like a band's name 🤣

Melody Serpas glad you found it useful! Thank you so much for your comment!

Great to know! Thank you!

I know what you mean Lilith. These kind of sings are comfortable to play-you don't have think a lot; pure joy. Creeper Boy-nice nickname. Thank you! 🙌

Thanks to you for the kind comment!

Thank you! I couldn't help myself and added a couple of flourishes here and there, but I think you can trust its mostly accurate.

@@PookBidault You're doing the Lord's work. Thank you my brother in bass 🙏

Do eet! "Black Sheep" would be a fantastic first song to learn on it! You can do it!

A new bassist love to see it

Not only a new bassist, but a physics-teacher-new-bassist??? Sir, it is my honor! I subbed to you to keep on the lookout in case you decide to upload this song on the bass (I think you should!). Take care, and thank you!

Thank you, man! Much appreciated!

And that is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much! 🙌🙌🙌

@@PookBidault You're very welcome my friend. Thank you so much for your support as well, and I can't wait to see what you come up with next!

Glad to know it is! Thank you so much!

Ineed, my man! Thanks for the comment!

¡Qué bueno! 😃

Never too late to start, I'd say!

¡Muchas gracias! Creo que debo rehacerla, ya que tiene un par de errores. ¡Pronto!

Press near the frets and not in the middle, if you know what I mean. You've got this!

You'll learn it in no time, you'll see!

Isn't it? So much fun!

That's really great to know! I'd like to see your bass videos if you begin posting them. Be sure to let me know!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! It doesn't surprise me - it's a great song!

Thank you! Now there's a better version in my channel, if you want to check it out!

Ribbit, mr. frög. I mean, thank you.

I know! Turns out it's loads of fun! Even for a skeleton!

@@PookBidault just learned the main bass line, god damn was that fun. thanks for giving me another song to jam to duder

@@stalinsfavoriteskeleton3100 Glad you discovered it, like I did!

¡Gracias a ti por ver/comentar! ¡Saludos!

Glad to welcome one new bass player into the fold! So glad you're learning and that you like my hat!

Thanks!

Thank you for the comment and hat compliment!

Very happy to hear they are useful! Thank you, Natalia! 🙌

Thank you, Francesco!

Glad I could help!

🤣🤣🤣

No vegan no powers😂

Very glad you liked it then! Thanks for commenting 🙌

@@PookBidault your welcome

Which part are you finding difficult to play?

@@PookBidault u have the original tap?

¡Sí, señor, le estamos agregando tabs a todas! ¡Gracias y muchos saludos!

Thank you!

Great! Glad you found this useful!

Glad you found it helpful! Thank you for the view and the comment.

Gracias :)

Thanks to you for watching and leaving a comment!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Glad I could help! Thank you for your comment!

PookLowEnd if it’s possible do you think you could show it in left hand?

@@mochi5512 I have a Patreon (link in the description of this video) in which I take requests, both of songs and their tricky parts. You can make your request there!

PookLowEnd thanks man!!! Definitely will support you on patreon now

@@mochi5512 Thank you so much!!!

It's a precision! :D

@@PookBidaultthank you!!

Thank you!

Thank you, Zack! Very kind!

¡De nada!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! It's a Precision 60s re-issue.

Thank you, amigo!

Hi! Thank you so much! -- I don't remember if I used any effects on this particular song, it's been a few years. I don't think so, though, other than a compressor built into Garageband. I do memorize the songs I play. I really have no method other than play them over and over. On those that are trickier, I divide them into chunks and learn those individually, then put them together. Wish I was more helpful!

¡Muchas gracias, Bryan! Por ahora estoy gestionando las peticiones por medio de mi Patreon, cuyo URL está en la descripción de este video. ¡Saludos!

Oh, yeeeaaahhhh?

No amp settings: recording directly to Mac's Garageband through an interfase.

Thank you so much!

Lol. Overpowering bass makes everything better!

Thank you, Karla.

¡Gracias!

¡Muchas gracias, Hugo!

¡Gracias!

Thank you so much! I'll add it to the list. Its getting quite long so it might be a while, but it'll show up for sure.

🤣

@@PookBidault just a hunch.

Como dices, un poco de práctica y lo tocarás antes de lo que crees - si yo puedo, no hay razón para pensar que tú no puedes. ¡Venga!

Hello. The odd-looking note is a rest, to indicate there shouldn't be any sound there, aka staccato: a small rest or silence between each note. (Don't think "la la la la la la la la", but more like "lac lac lac lac lac lac...". To achieve that, I'm muting the strings with my fingers. Hope this helps!

Wow! A comment from master Nick Latham! And praising my hat, no less! I am not worthy, sir.

Thanks! I do, yes! It's a Corvette, though, not a thumb.

@@PookBidault oh did you but it from thomann?

Nope. A store, many, many moons ago.

Thanks!

¡Hola! Lo deduces bien: nada mejor para empezar que un bajo y un amp, si los puedes costear (muchos empezamos solo con el bajo). Si apenas vas a empezar tu aventura, te recomiendo conseguir un bajo bueno y barato - Ibanez tiene bajos de muy buena calidad y costeables; también puedes encontrar muy buenas cosas en segunda mano, como en Mercado Libre. En cuanto al amp, te recomiendo comprar una "lonchera", como le decimos en el centro de méxico: un amplificador pequeño que puedas cargar aquí y allá. ¿Por qué? Porque, si en un tiempo sigues tocando y quieres algo más serio, te compras un amp más grande, pero el pequeño te sigue sirviendo para llevarlo a prácticas - son muy útiles. NO compres un amp de guitarra: los guitarristas pueden usar nuestros amplificadores, pero nosotros no los de ellos: los volamos en mil pedazos XD. Espero que todo este rollo te sirva. Si tienes alguna otra pregunta (que yo sepa responder), no dudes en mandarla por aquí. Te agradezco mucho tu comentario. ¡Saludos!

@@PookBidault Entiendo amp. de bajo no guitarra... bueno la verdad muchísimas gracias! Estoy viendo en comprarlo en unos días así que cualquier otra pregunta que tenga pronto, lo mas probable es que vuelva a comentarte xD

Really, it depends on how much time you can dedicate to it and your patience. This song, however, is not that difficult. I'd say a couple of months to learn it, if you're starting learning bass from scratch? Thank you for your kind comment!

@@PookBidault thanks bro. im gnna practice

@@juantristania Any time!

Yeah!

Added to the list! Thank you for the request!

You're not. It's my mistake, not yours. Don't worry ☺️

@@PookBidaultits okay pook bidault you ate

¡Un poquito de práctica y verás que sale rápido! - si yo puedo, tú puedes.

¡Hola! Son silencios. Quiere decir que en ese espacio, por pequeño que sea, no debe haber ninguna nota y, en su lugar, debe haber un silenico. Fíjate como después de tocar cada nota se detiene el sonido antes de tocar la siguiente - esto se llama staccato. ¡Espero que esta explicación te ayude!

muchas gracias@@PookBidault

¡Gracias a ti!@@MF-jm6xu

Lol. Thank you!

Added it to the list!

It's counter-timed, meaning it goes against the beat rather than with it. A good way to help your brain process it is playing it at double the speed of the beat: get a metronome (Google has one, just search "metronome") and play it at 248 bpm (don't worry about the increase, you won't be playing it any faster) and hit the string on the second and fourth beat, resting on the 1st and 3rd. Then lower the beat back to 124 and play the exact same thing, between beats this time. You'll get it in no time. If you still find it difficult just lower the beat until you get it right. Hope this helps!

@@PookBidault it does help. I also slowed your video down to really help my brain have a visual representation of when to play as well. Thank you for responding and also for uploading the video cause I LOVE this song and sing it all the time. You're doing the lords work 💪🏾 😆

@@janedeauxxx Thank you, Jane! Glad you find it helpful!

@@PookBidault just want to update you, I GOT IT!!! you were a great help. Thank you so much!

@@janedeauxxx Great!! Sending a high-five to where you are! Keep it up!

Victory!

Thank you so much! 🙌

he was deveganized !!