I’ve noticed I have to roll bass off more and increase treble. Could any one give more some of their experiences doing this? I use r.u.srious dual rectifier redmod profile mostly for my rhythm channel.
EQing for low tunings/7 strings.
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Xombie2000 -
June 25, 2020 at 8:32 PM -
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on my 7 string bass if I want to have guitar AND bass sound I used parallel path for slot A+B with Eq to cut high and boost Low frequencies. In this configuration I use gt amp profile such as Fender Princeton, Twin, Deluxe Reverb or some vintage amps.
You can modify a lot the sound with the AMP and CAB parameters.
Otherwise normally with 7 strings bass i use amp profiles such as Aguilar Tone Hammer or some MarkBass and SWR without cabs
it depends also what kind of "physical" amplifier you use to hear the profiler; I have Alto FRFR speakers.
In the end the profiler offers you so many possibilities that it depends what kind of sound you're looking for.
cheers
F
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I’m using a Mesa oversized rectifier cab 4x12 and an ISP Stealth Pro.
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I usually avoid changing the EQ of the profile too much and use studio EQ effect in the X slot. Adjust the Low cut to 80-120 Hz (to reduce boominess) and High cut to 8000-10000 Hz (to reduce harshness). You can boost some of the lower and upper middle frequencies to your taste but it really depends on your guitar, pickups etc...
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if this is something that you want to apply globally to all rigs you can now save low cut and hi cut settings in the Output Menu
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if this is something that you want to apply globally to all rigs you can now save low cut and hi cut settings in the Output Menu
I was unable to find it in the output settings. What page is it on of the 8?
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its in the latest Beta
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I use low tuning a lot (Main guitar is 8string).
As said the usual Low Cut from 80hz to 120hz and High cut from 8000hz to 12000hz will help to balance the tone.
Also cutting about 1-2dB (with narrow Q) somewhere between 125-300hz will get rid off some of the muddy frequenzies.