I'd like to have a good profile that I can use with my guitar to lay down some bass lines when I record. Anyone using any they could recommend?
Thanks in advance.
Dave
Any Good "Bass" Profiles?
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I like those. The Classic Sounds amazing. Full Bass and treble on the actual Bass Guitar, no Mids: instantly Facemelt
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Do you mean to lay down Bass using your Electric guitar, or that you have an ACTUAL Bass guitar you are looking for profiles of?
IF so, you need to try and make your guitar sound lower, not look for a "bass" amp as your guitar will still sound like a regular old electric guitar.
My best advice would be to tune down your guitar as much as you dare, then perhaps use an FX that detunes it more and play it that way, then choose a profile that matches what a bass should sound like recorded.
You can find isolated bass tracks on YouTube to get an idea of what you are trying to sound like. The more FX you use to detune, the more artificial it will sound.
Now If I read you wrong and you DO have a Bass Guitar and are looking for Bass profiles, then try the Rig Manager and filter for "Bass". There are a few dozen out there, Andy's included on his website.
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Dave are you requesting profiles that are designed for a regular guitar that drop the pitch an octave to bass frequencies? I've run into a few of those. I think there is one in the factory profiles which does this. I'm away from my Kemper atm but I'm pretty sure there is one in there like that that was reasonably convincing to a non-bass-player like myself.
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I actually ment those:
http://sonicunderground.bigcar…mpeg-svt-blueline-profile
The link was gone. Not free, but 3€ are less than a $tarbucks Coffee
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If you have a single coil pickup guitar, use the chromatic harmonizer, set to -12, and it will sound like a Fender bass with a bass amp profile. A strat is pretty much"instant jazz bass"
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Check the free stuff from TAF.
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That's it! This set fits a huge part of every need.
Thanks again to And44.
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Hi ! check my Bass rig for guitars on this thread , does a great job for this , I use it on most of my recordings with a strat. It'a a boogie profile with octaver.
