Tab Bass Denzel Curry – If tomorrows not here Versi 1

Denzel Curry-If Tomorrow's Not Here Pretty cool but simple bassline at the end of Denzel Curry's Imperial. The track features Twelve'len. This is the main structure for the bassline. G|----9-11-12-9-----------6-7---------------------------------------| D|---9-------------------9----9-------------------------------------| A|-7-------------------9--------------------------------------------| E|--------------8-----7--------7------------------------------------| The bassline seems to be looped, but there is variations at the end of the phrases every now and then. These are the different variations I was able to pick out: G|----9-11-12-9-------------6-7-----------------9-11-12-9------------| D|---9---------------------9----9-------------9----------------------| A|-7---------------------9------------7/9-8-7------------------------| E|--------------8---10--7--------7------------------------8----------| ^ ^ ^^^^^^^ ^ ^ (Chromatic walk down to the root again) (these notes lead it into the next chord) G|----9-11-12-9-----------6-7---------------9-11-12-9----------------| D|---9-------------------9----9------------9-------------------------| A|-7-------------------9-----------------7---------------------------| E|--------------8-----7--------7---10-11---------------8-------------| ^^^^^ (Chromatic walk up to the root) (D-D#-E) During the hook (when Twelve'len sings "If tomorrow's not here")the bassline changes to what is written below. The same variations and chromatic walks down/up to the root note are still present. G|----9-11-12-9------------6-7----------9-11-12-9--------------6-7------------------------------------------| D|---9-------------------9-----9------9-----------------------9----9----------------------------------------| A|-7--------------------9-----------7-----------------------9-----------------------------------------------| E|--------------8-----7----------7----------------8--------7---------5----10--------------------------------| It follows this pattern throughout the duration of the hook. Please note: This position on the fretboard is the way I found it easiest to play while getting the right tone for the song; try hitting the strings over the end of the neck where the highest frets on your bass are so you can get a similar sound to what is on the song. All of this was done by ear and it seems to be correct from what I hear. Hopefully it'll be useful for someone. Submitted by Hialeah_Tony shoutout Sand Kastles and Purple Flux.