Good God: Bass TAB Digital Sheet Music

Good God: Bass TAB Digital Sheet Music

Korn, Jonathan Davis, Reginald Arvizu, Brian Welch, James Christian Shaffer, David Randall Silveria

Item: 00-PS-0009718

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About the Artist: Korn

Korn formed in 1993 and became one of the defining bands of the nu-metal movement. Their work combines heavy guitar riffs, distinctive vocal delivery, and bass lines that sit somewhere between rhythmic anchor and lead melodic voice. Fieldy's bass approach on tracks like "Good God" demonstrates how the instrument can drive energy and texture in heavy music, making their catalog essential listening for musicians exploring modern metal.

Why we love this

This tab captures bass playing that refuses to sit in the background. The line demands precision and groove awareness while staying locked with the rhythm section, making it an excellent choice for players ready to tackle modern metal vocabulary and develop feel within heavy tuning contexts.

What to expect

Heavy and deliberate, with moments where the bass line carries melodic weight alongside the guitar riff. The overall texture is thick and aggressive, built on precision and controlled intensity rather than pure speed.

Who it's for

Bass players exploring metal styles and looking to expand beyond traditional rock playing. Players familiar with down-tuned instruments and interested in how bass functions as both rhythmic engine and textural element in modern heavy music will find real value here.

How to get the most out of it

  • Establish a solid click before diving in; the rhythmic pocket here is everything, and small timing variations become obvious quickly at this intensity level.
  • Pay close attention to muting and damping to control the weight of each note; clarity matters as much as heaviness when the tuning is down.
  • Lock in with the kick drum pattern first, then layer the guitar riff on top; understanding the hierarchy of these parts will keep your line from muddying the mix.

How to use it

Include this in a solo or small ensemble recital program focused on contemporary and popular music genres. It also works well as a standalone study piece for developing metal-specific technique and tone control in down-tuned playing.

Skills your students will build

  • Playing with down-tuned instruments and alternate tunings
  • Rhythmic synchronization with kick drum patterns
  • Muting and note articulation for tonal clarity in heavy contexts
  • Bass line construction that balances groove and melodic interest

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