bass tone

anonymous 20 January 2002

i work sometimes with a bass player who plucks the strings with his thumb and not his fingers
it usualy sounds muddy and (indistinct)?
how would one tone it up a bit to get that clear definition the low end needs?

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New strings. The ones with the edgy feel to them ... I can't rem

Kev Sun, 01/20/2002 - 22:49

New strings. The ones with the edgy feel to them ... I can't remember brand names?

New strings! make all the difference. Rotosound lasts longest.

Ted Nightshade Mon, 01/21/2002 - 07:54

New strings! make all the difference. Rotosound lasts longest. :cool:
Ted

Rotosound !! that's the name I couldn't remember .. thanks Ted.

Kev Mon, 01/21/2002 - 09:11

Rotosound !!

that's the name I couldn't remember .. thanks Ted.

guess its worth a try lord knows sumpns gotta give all the eq

anonymous Mon, 01/21/2002 - 18:35

guess its worth a try
lord knows sumpns gotta give
all the eq & dyna. in world
wont fix soma these tracks
thanks for rotosound tip.

Have you considered having someone who can play step in to do/re

anonymous Mon, 01/21/2002 - 18:58

Have you considered having someone who can play step in to do/redo the tracks? It works like a charm. Definitely one of my preferred tricks on bass... :D

Eric

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New strings. The ones with the edgy feel to them ... I can't rem

New strings! make all the difference. Rotosound lasts longest.

Rotosound !! that's the name I couldn't remember .. thanks Ted.

guess its worth a try lord knows sumpns gotta give all the eq

Have you considered having someone who can play step in to do/re

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