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bassUpdated August 11, 2024

Faint bass backing track

A quieter page for one job: get you to the bass version of the song and out of the way.

Faint

About this version

If you are here for the bass part, that is probably all you need to know. Open the track, stay with the line, and get a few clean repetitions in.

Useful for

learning notes and movement

Useful for

checking where the line really sits

Useful for

short practice loops before a full run

A simple way in

A version for learning the line, checking the pocket, and playing along without the rest of the mix getting in your way.

Start with the tricky section, not the whole song. A few good repetitions usually tell you more than one rushed pass from top to bottom.

Once it feels settled, go back to the full arrangement and check whether it still holds together. That is usually where the real answer is.

Notes

Provided to YouTube by Warner Records Faint · Linkin Park Meteora ℗ 2003 Warner Records Inc. Violin: Alyssa Park Engineer: Andy Wallace Unknown: Andy Wallace Guitar: Brad Delson Producer: Brad Delson Unknown: Brian "Big Bass" Gardner Editing Engineer: Brian "Big Bass" Gardner Violin: Charlie Bisharat Producer: Chester Bennington Vocals: Chester Bennington Arranger: David "Dave" Campbell Engineer, Producer: Don Gilmore Unknown: Don Gilmore Viola: Evan Wilson Violin: Joel Derouin Engineer: John Ewing Jr. Unknown, Programmer, Samples: Joseph Hahn Producer: Joseph Hahn Cello: Larry Corbett Violin: Mark Robertson Violin: Michele Richards Arranger, Producer: Mike Shinoda Guitar, Main Mc, Samples: Mike Shinoda Guitar, Violin: Phoenix Producer: Phoenix Drums, Percussion: Rob Bourdon Producer: Rob Bourdon Viola: Robert "Bob" Becker Violin: Sara Parkins Unknown: Shawn "Fox" Phelps Engineer: Steve Sisco Assistant Mixing Engineer: Steve Sisco Writer: Brad Delson Writer: Chester Bennington Writer: Dave Farrell Writer: Joe Hahn Writer: Mike Shinoda Writer: Rob Bourdon Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Open the song in the app, stay with the part you came for, and leave the rest for later.