Anyone got accurate victorwooten bass tabs?

[benjso28]

Hi guys,

Do you will good accurate victor wooten bass tabs to share?

Thank you.

Ben

 

[slapadelic]

goodness... tabbing wooten must be a bitch. 8O Even if you dont tab his ghost notes.. i can imagine the regular notes to be bad enough.. hahaha...

I personally feel using tabs to learn a song to be a bad way of learning music... unless its using tabs to practice scales and theory etc..

 

[rottenramone]

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gonna take abt a yr to tab that mutha!!

 

[slapadelic]

eh eh ramone, so free at work ah? hahaha :lol: bloody hell... never thought i'll frequent and contribute to the forum this much... its like a damn disease.

wooten is like ronaldo... need to lose weight... he should incoporate running into his nature bass camp. 8) i'm so full of shit... :lol:

 

[exin]

actually if you have a good year and chop his basslines and slowly figure out .. that's what i did for Abraham Laboriel's "Breakfast" ... took me a few months to figure that out ... stop .. listen .. stop .. listen .. think how to play ..

 

[benjso28]

Thanks all

 

[benjso28]

btw I sort of learn classical thump from wooten's website.

Guess what he wrote is some form of tabs.

Cheers,

Ben

 

[slutgarden]

i believe self learning is way much better than you getting spoon fed..

when you do your self practices,then along the way you may somehow understand what the heck you're doing in greater depth..and you will learn much more faster,effective and also you might pull off creazy riffs of your own(when you try to figure out what note to play, you might randomly play on other notes in search of that particular note and if you were to put them togetther....what dya know, it might be some melody)..

so i say that you break down the music into diff parts..from start to end or,from easy to play to challenging techniques..

 

[reyrey]

i believe self learning is way much better than you getting spoon fed..

when you do your self practices,then along the way you may somehow understand what the heck you're doing in greater depth..and you will learn much more faster,effective and also you might pull off creazy riffs of your own(when you try to figure out what note to play, you might randomly play on other notes in search of that particular note and if you were to put them togetther....what dya know, it might be some melody)..

so i say that you break down the music into diff parts..from start to end or,from easy to play to challenging techniques..

if you're gifted,self learning is an option,but for me,the non gifted ones,i prefer to have someone guide me