Numb: Bass TAB Digital Sheet Music

Numb: Bass TAB Digital Sheet Music

Disturbed, Dan Donegan, Mike Wengren, Dave Draiman, Steve 'Fuzz' Kmak

Item: 00-PS-0010121

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About the Artist: Disturbed

Disturbed emerged from Chicago's heavy metal scene in the mid-1990s, building a devoted following through aggressive riffs, memorable hooks, and David Draiman's commanding vocal delivery. The band has sold millions of albums worldwide and become a staple of modern metal radio, known for both crushing heaviness and radio-friendly accessibility.

Why we love this

This track gives bass players a chance to lock into a modern metal groove that's instantly recognizable and genuinely fun to play. The TAB format removes notation reading barriers and lets players focus on nailing the tone and timing that make this song hit hard.

What to expect

Driving and hypnotic. The bass line propels forward with relentless focus, trading subtlety for power and clarity. There's a satisfying weight to playing this part, especially when dialed through the right amp.

Who it's for

Bass players who want to explore modern metal grooves and learn from a track that's both technically accessible and musically substantial. This TAB is ideal for intermediate players building their heavy music vocabulary or anyone looking to add a contemporary metal staple to their setlist.

How to get the most out of it

  • Dial in a thick, overdriven tone with enough gain to cut through the mix but not so much that the note definition disappears. The bass needs to sit heavy in the pocket without turning into white noise.
  • Lock your attack and release with the kick drum. This song depends on that kick-and-bass conversation, so play it with a click or the original recording until you can feel that connection instinctively.
  • Keep your right hand dynamics consistent. Even when the riff sits in one rhythmic pattern, small variations in pick pressure and muting will keep the part from feeling robotic.

How to use it

Feature this as a showcase piece in a rock or metal ensemble context, or use it as supplemental material for private bass students exploring styles beyond classical and jazz. It works well in performance showcases celebrating contemporary music or as motivation for younger players discovering their musical voice.

Skills your students will build

  • Translating TAB notation into fretboard visualization and muscle memory
  • Locking synchronized pocket timing with a kick drum
  • Controlling gain and overdrive tone for clarity and definition
  • Maintaining consistent rhythmic delivery across repetitive grooves
  • Reading and executing modern metal bass articulation and dynamics

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