As others have said, it depends.
I'm too busy in too many bands to put myself under the pressure of learning everything note for note.
However there are some songs which have distinct recognisable bass parts; which parts I learn verbatim.
Also some tunes are carried by a repeated, distinctive line. That gets learned and played as per the original.
However, in two of my bands I don't think I have ever played the same song the same way twice! It's great fun that way, much more creative and a seat of the pants experience which I love.
I have one of these and can happily confirm it is utterly superb.
Two amps in one, light as a feather. *
*Compared to an Ampeg SVT, Panzer VIII Maus tank, Mr Creosote that kind of thing**
**But, seriously don't be out off by the weight,This is a great amp.
Love mine. DI out 2 separate jack outputs so can use as a splitter when using two amps.
Scan function is excellent. Had to use mine yesterday as the drummer used a wireless he'd never used before (for his in ears) and at a particular spot it bumped my signal out.
But a very simple fix.
Here's my rig for this afternoon's gig
After a little bit more fiddling I worked out the best way to set the tone controls
It's all in the buttons baby! This has gone from the rubics cube of bass set ups to the simplest.
I have mid button out. Treble in. And bass in for some tunes (big fat dubby / subby stuff) and out for the rest. Magic.
I have a semi acoustic I never used to play because the strap button made it lean forward.
Got brave and drilled a hole in the upper horn the other day and now I do play it do it doesn't count.
Picked up a Fender pj in a trade but never play it. Don't know why.
I think, on reflection, my third B1on was one, maybe two, too many. But that's more me being an idiot than being suckered.
The auto-tune pedal I bought to help my woeful singing may well turn out to be a silly purchase, after all you need to get at least close to the note for it to work.
Since I discovered my gear storage is damp I have had to move everything into my accommodation.
I am not complaining, if the family member hadn't taken me in I'd be on the streets, however I live in one room with all my gear. And three dogs.
Hasn't cured my gas at all.
Until God intervened and told me I was never going to be allowed to sell my SVT, I was going for Handbox.
Now I'm thinking of designing handling equipment for carrying the brute to and from the car instead
Oh God. I had to count in my head as I'm out walking the dogs.
Kept forgetting p basses.
1 Fender, 2 Squier, 1 Bass Collection (with another en route), 1bitsa, 1 Vintage 1 Maruszczyk.
3 black, 1 red, 1 pink, 1 burst, 1 gold, incoming bass is white.