How to play Easy on me bass tab easy version?

The rhythm

At the beginning of Easy on me

Voice and piano start alone this song through the intro and the verse. You will make your entrance on the first chorus with simple rhythms like the dotted half note, the half note and the quarter note.

From the chorus

However, pay attention to the placement of the second double just after the quarter note slur in the third bar of the chorus. Then, from the second verse you will play half notes as well as double notes which are played like eighth notes but muffled at each quarter beat due to the quarter sighs present following the sixteenth notes.

Chords and notes

Please note, we have removed the passing notes located between each Fundamental starting from chorus 2. You can add them by learning the more complete versions such as the beginner/initiated version and the initiated/intermediate version. And to finish, we return to rounds at the very end of the piece to finish gently.

How to play Easy on me bass tab simplified version?

The bass makes its entrance from the first chorus of this song by Adèle. The whole beginning, that is to say the intro and the first verse are played on piano and voice. Then you will play exactly the same part as in the easy version. So no more than pointed white, white, black and round; with the second double placed just after the quarter note slur on the third measure of the first chorus. Then, in the rest of the song there are only the passing notes that we added between the Fundamental notes. That's the only difference between the easy version and this version of this song.

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How to play Easy on me bass tab?

Simple rhythm with Ghost notes

The bass line of this song comes in after the intro and first verse which are played solely on piano and vocals. The first chorus is not of great rhythmic complexity but you will encounter some ghost notes on fourth doubles and placement of notes on the second double, then some slurs.

Different rhythms throughout the song

Every part of this song is different, which is what increases the complexity of this bass line even though it is not technically very difficult. We advise you to work on some mixtures of rhythmic figures based on sixteenth notes to get used to chaining them together. Moreover, we offer you some exercises. So don't hesitate to work on variations of Sixteenth Notes with dotted eighth notes, sixteenth notes / sixteenth notes, etc.