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If you want to learn how to play the Bass Groove by “Walk on the Wild Side” by Lou Reed, know that the introduction to the song consists of two bass parts:
– one in the treble
– the other in the bass.
The rhythm is set by the acoustic guitar. The intersecting melody of the two basses highlights the technique of slide.
To learn to play correctly Walk on the Wild Side bass tab intro, it is important to work each part at a slow tempo. Slide notes have a duration of one beat. They always start on the fourth beat and fall on the first beat of the next measure.
To create quality slides, it is crucial to anticipate the movement so that the slide is regular and ends at the right time. This technique is difficult to quantify, so it is recommended to rely mainly on your ears and your sensations to improve your technique and play harmoniously.
Before you start learning the tablature ofWalk on the Wild Side bass tab intro, we advise you to work the different parts of the intro at a slow tempo to memorize them and familiarize yourself with the slide technique. Once you feel more comfortable, you can play the tablature at its normal tempo.
If you have difficulty making the slides, we recommend that you work on the accuracy of your slides. To do this, play the slide notes slowly and precisely, listening carefully to the sound of your bass. You can also use a metronome to practice playing notes with perfect regularity.
Finally, don't hesitate to experiment with different fingerings to find the one that suits you best and will allow you to play the slides more easily. With practice and perseverance, you will be able to play with ease Walk on the Wild Side bass tab intro by Lou Reed.
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