Guitar Tone Settings Database
“Understanding the physical makeup and setup of your bass is essential in developing the feel and tone you’ve always wanted” “Adjusting the bass truss rod, setting the correct intonation and experimenting with the string height are all things we know are important for getting the most out of our instrument but there’s always the temptation to rely on luthiers and repairmen in performing even simple bass setups. DIY setups can seem so daunting” “We can also spend so much time dealing solely with playing and practice that we don’t take a minute to work on the actual tone and sound of the notes we’re playing.” “Setup, Tone & Gear Essentials provides you with the skills necessary to perform your own basic setup before diving deep into the world of tone creation” Mark J Smith (Creator of Talkingbass). Frequently Asked Questions What is the Setup, Tone & Gear Essentials Course?Setup, Tone & Gear Essentials is designed to give any bass player a foundation in bass setup and a well rounded knowledge of all aspects of bass guitar tone creation from physical technique through to effects and equalisation. What level of player is the course aimed at?The course is aimed at any player from beginner to intermediate level although even advanced players might benefit from certain aspects of the course. It’s always good to go back over the fundamentals.
Caroline Guitar Company was founded in 2010 by guitarist Philippe Herndon. He first started modding pedals and later on decided to start a pedal business. From then on, everything Caroline Guitar Company released were original circuits and unique pedals, targeted towards guitarists in search of exciting sounds. Guitar amplifiers are capable of generating a large variety of different sounds, from beautiful clean tones to aggressive distortion. How you choose to set up the guitar amplifier will depend on your playing style and taste. All guitarists have different preferences. Once you understand how the various knobs and settings on the guitar amplifier.
How Long Are The Lessons?The lesson length’s vary but the complete course is over 3 hours in length. How is the course presented? Outkast aquemini rar download free apps. Do I Download Anything?The course is hosted on the Talkingbass website so there are no video files to download. There is a lesson material zip file for each module containing a Course Workbook and any relevant practice tracks. Can I see a Sample Lesson from the course?Of course you can. Here’s a short clip from the Bass Setup Lesson.
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In board shots, please do not make your guitar/amp the focus of your post (see rules 3 and 4). Rig posts are not permitted outside of Rig Rundown weekends.6) No memes please.7) Selling/trading pedals belongs in or.8) Sound and video clips are very welcome! I figured questions like 'How do I get the tone off Song X by Band Y' are common enough on the net, and I know there are a lot of guys obsessed with absolutely nailing popular guitar tones, but google searches usually just bring up individual questions on various message boards.I'm wondering if there's a site that would allow me to say, look up a Big Muff, and see maybe a list of recordings it had been used on, and different settings for getting those tones (or close based on the gear used). Not exactly a comprehensive db but there are some sites like thisThese are more about creating a specific tone for a certain song usually. Or the gear that a famous player likely used. The problem with doing this is that there are tons of variables and often more than one way to achieve a tone. The pickups, the strings, the amp, and over variability of components from pedal to pedal (especially with the vintage gear).
Not to mention the attack of the player. Having said that, there should be some basic general direction for getting the 'hot for teacher' tone for example. A recipe, if you will. It won't always taste exactly like grandmas but it will get you most of the way there.
It's a great idea for someone to do. Wish I had the time. Window.location.href stopped working recently on excel for mac. I just got a Zoom B3 recently and was thinking of doing this for Zoom guitar and bass patches, at least. Was gonna post here to gauge interest and then saw this thread. I was thinking:- allow upload of single and sets of patch export files- allow tagging of patches (e.g., guitar, bass, metal, synth, etc.)- voting on patches (liking)- uploading of audio demos of patches (or links to them)- links or artist/song titles that the patch is emulating- a random patch generator! (easy for Zoom stuff, not sure about others)- select and download complete sets of patches, allowing for sort, rename.
E.g., download 100 distortion patches so you can quickly try them all- allow for bulk param changes, e.g., make all patch output levels the same- discussion forum- alerts when new patches are uploaded with a given tagAdd a comment below if you're interested.