31 Aug
2009
31 Aug
'09
12:55 p.m.
Hi
I'am not a Bass-man, but I could imagine that the
British_Blues-Pod_4X12.wav file, for example, from the
650-Assorted-Cabinet-Impulses will sound great with a Bass.
If you would try guitarix with jconv hock on , I will recommend to use
the SVN version, there is a noise gate, and a noise sharper in the
pre-engine-chain included, witch is in fact a compressor/limiter with
autogain correction. When you set the input volume to a low level,and
use only one tube, you will get a clean tone out of guitarix to feed
jconv.
It would be interesting to get feedback from a Bass player, if guitarix
is usable with a Bass.
hermann
Am Montag, den 31.08.2009, 14:42 +0100 schrieb Garry Ogle:
Brent Busby wrote:
Has anyone found any plugins (preferably
Linux-native, not wineasio or
vst) that do a decent job with bass amp simulation? I've achieved a
pretty good mic'ed cabinet sound with a real mic'ed cabinet, but I'm
afraid the problem in my apartment at night is the mic'ed cabinet.
Even something that does a good enough job for scratchpad takes would be
nice. < snip >
I am after fairly natural bass tones by the way, nothing
that puts your bass through distortion or makes
it sound like a
spaceship....
Hi Brent. You could try using jconv (or guitarix, which can use jconv).
this collection has a several Bassman IRs :
http://www.esnips.com/doc/c9125127-60bd-4472-9aec-7e2d868011d4/650-Assorted…
part 2 here : http://noox.sitesled.com/ does too.
I've not tried these though. I've only just started experimenting, for
similar reasons to your own.
Best wishes, Garry.
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