Mastering 'Have Faith In Me' By Adtr On Bass Guitar

'Have Faith in Me' is a song by the band A Day to Remember. The bass tab for the song is available online and can be used to play along with the original audio. The tab includes the chords and lyrics for the song, which talks about a relationship where one person feels that their love is being taken for granted. The song has different keys, including G, G#, A, A#, B, C, C#, D, D#, E, F, and F#.

'Have Faith in Me' bass chords

To play "Have Faith in Me" by A Day to Remember on the bass guitar, you'll need to know the bass tab for the song, which is a series of chords played on the G, D, A, and C strings.

The intro and verse sections of the song primarily feature the same bass line, with the bass guitar following the C string, plucking the 5th, 2nd, and 1st frets in that order, twice. This is followed by an open A string pluck and then a return to the C string, playing the 5th fret, 2nd fret, and an open string.

The chorus section introduces a new pattern, focusing on the C string. You'll start with the 9th fret and play a series of nine consecutive notes, followed by a shift to the 7th fret and another series of nine consecutive notes. This part repeats twice.

The bridge section brings a change in rhythm and notes. You'll play the 5th fret on the C string, then shift to the 9th fret and play the 9th and 7th frets consecutively. Next, move to the A string and play the 7th fret, followed by the 2nd fret on the D string. Return to the C string and play the 5th fret, then shift to the 5th fret on the A string. Finally, go back to the C string and play the 7th fret.

For the final chorus, you can repeat the same bass line as the previous chorus sections.

'Have Faith in Me' bass tabs

For the intro, the A and D strings are left blank, while the C string is played with a mixture of open notes, frets, and chords.

The verse follows a similar pattern, with the G and D strings left blank, and the A and C strings played with a combination of open notes, frets, and chords.

The chorus sees all four strings being played. The G and D strings are left open, while the A string is played with a mixture of open notes and frets, and the C string is played with a combination of frets and chords.

The bridge section focuses on the A and C strings, with a variety of frets and chords, while the G and D strings are left blank.

The final chorus repeats the same pattern as the previous chorus, with all four strings being played in harmony.

G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

A|00-------------00--------------00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-22-55----00-55-22-55----x00-55-22-55------------|

[Verse]

G|------------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------------|

A|00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-2222-5555--------|

[Chorus]

G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

C|9999999999999999-0000000000000000-5555555555555555-7777777777777777------|

[Verse]

G|------------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------------|

X 2

A|00000000----------------------------------|

C|---------00000000-55555555-2222-5555------|

G|------------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------------|

A|00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-22-55------------|

[Chorus]

G|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

X 2

A|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

C|9999999999999999-0000000000000000-5555555555555555-7777777777777777-|

[Bridge]

G|------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------|

X 3

A|------------------------------------|

C|555-x555-99-9999-777-x77-22-4444----|

G|------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------|

A|------------------------------------|

C|555-x555-55-5555-777-x77-77-7777----|

G|------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------|

A|00-------------00-------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55------------|

[Chorus]

G|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

X 2

A|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

C|9999999999999999-0000000000000000-5555555555555555-7777777777777777-|

G|---------------------------------------|

D|---------------------------------------|

X 2

A|------------------00000000-------------|

C|55555555-22222222----------77777777----|

'Have Faith in Me' bass tabs for the intro

To play the intro to 'Have Faith in Me' by A Day to Remember on the bass, you'll need to know the following tabs.

Start by playing the A string open, then play the C string at the second fret, then the fifth, then the second again, and finish by playing the open C string. This sequence is then repeated. The tab for this is:

A|00-------------00--------------00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-22-55----00-55-22-55----x00-55-22-55------------|

For the next part of the intro, play the A string open, then play the C string at the second, fifth, and second frets again, and finish by playing the open A string. This sequence is also repeated. The tab for this is:

A|00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-2222-5555--------|

G|------------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------------|

And that's the intro!

'Have Faith in Me' bass tabs for the verse

To play the verse of 'Have Faith in Me' by A Day to Remember on the bass, you'll need to use the G, D, A, and C strings.

For the first part of the verse, you'll play the A and C strings in this sequence:

"A|00-------------00-------------------------|

C|---00-55-22-55----x00-55-2222-5555--------|"

This sequence is repeated twice.

For the second part of the verse, you'll play the G, D, A, and C strings in the following order:

"G|------------------------------------------|

D|------------------------------------------|

A|00000000----------------------------------|

C|---------00000000-55555555-2222-5555------|"

This sequence is also repeated twice.

The bass tab for the chorus and bridge sections is also provided on the source page, as well as the chords for the guitar.

'Have Faith in Me' bass tabs for the chorus

To play the chorus of 'Have Faith in Me' by A Day to Remember on the bass guitar, you'll need to follow the bass tab shown below. This tab is written in standard notation, with each line representing a string on the bass, and the numbers indicating the frets to play.

During the chorus, the bass plays a repetitive pattern that alternates between two main sections. Here's how to play it:

G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|

C|9999999999999999-0000000000000000-5555555555555555-7777777777777777------|

The first section of the chorus consists of playing the C string at the 9th fret nine times, followed by eight quick repetitions of the open C string (represented by 0). This pattern is then repeated, but with the 5th and 7th frets played instead of the 9th and open frets, respectively.

G|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

D|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

A|--------------------------------------------------------------------|

C|9999999999999999-0000000000000000-5555555555555555-7777777777777777-|

This pattern creates a driving, rhythmic feel that underpins the chorus melody. It's important to maintain a steady tempo and a consistent alternation between the two sections to capture the energy and feel of the song.

The bass tab for the chorus of 'Have Faith in Me' is a great example of how a simple, repetitive pattern can be highly effective in providing a solid foundation for the song. By repeating this bassline, you'll be able to lock in with the drums and create a powerful groove that supports the vocals and other instruments.

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