your fav bass chorus/delay?
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5stringwonder
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Fav Chorus : Analogman Mini Chorus
Fav Delay : Malekko 600D / Subdecay Echobox
Fav Delay : Malekko 600D / Subdecay Echobox
syed_zack
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yea haha.why bro?
alanchia
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in live band settings, delays and chorus are not as effective for low frequencies - as the hall already has acoustic characteristics. in studio recording, that will be a different matter altogether as all subtle effects and even finger noise are captured clearly. try comparing playing bass riffs (with effects) monitoring with headphones and then playing the same thing in live band.
since i play in live band, i belief any non-boutique pedals for chorus and delays would be sufficient.
unlike guitarist who may need loops/hold, bassist usage of digital delay is to enhance the tone just a little with a small delay interval. thus dd-3 is more than sufficient (you dont even need 800ms). similar for chorus effects.
shinobi
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it doesn't matter what kind of effects you use, everyone is affected by acoustic conditions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiTtWnx_rjY
guitar and bass can be used through exactly the same effect. however, the way it is used and the final result will be completely different. chorus and delay are extremely effective as the bottom end can sound really huge if you know how to use it with a bass.
unfortunately i don't own and pc recording interface, if not i could share with you guys the way that i use such effects, sometimes in series with other effects.
it doesn't matter if an effect is 'boutique' or not, as long as it is of sufficiently high quality (low end response, sufficient headroom) to handle a bass signal.
either way, if you are in a cover band, it will be hard to use effects on someone else's shit. or alternatively, try playing muse songs WITHOUT the fuzz.
anyway, i shouldn't be telling anyone what they should do and how they should play, because music is about creativity, not convention.
so the short reply will be
FAVOURITE CHORUS: MAXON CS-550 or CS-9
reason: delay time setting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiTtWnx_rjY
guitar and bass can be used through exactly the same effect. however, the way it is used and the final result will be completely different. chorus and delay are extremely effective as the bottom end can sound really huge if you know how to use it with a bass.
unfortunately i don't own and pc recording interface, if not i could share with you guys the way that i use such effects, sometimes in series with other effects.
it doesn't matter if an effect is 'boutique' or not, as long as it is of sufficiently high quality (low end response, sufficient headroom) to handle a bass signal.
either way, if you are in a cover band, it will be hard to use effects on someone else's shit. or alternatively, try playing muse songs WITHOUT the fuzz.
anyway, i shouldn't be telling anyone what they should do and how they should play, because music is about creativity, not convention.
so the short reply will be
FAVOURITE CHORUS: MAXON CS-550 or CS-9
reason: delay time setting
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