bass guitar from “iris of the storm” by slash ft myles kennedy and the conspirators | ToneDB
iris of the storm
slash ft myles kennedy and the conspirators
bass guitar
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
This bass tone is punchy and aggressive, providing a solid foundation with a touch of modern grit. It has a clear low-end presence and a slightly overdriven edge that complements the hard rock arrangement.
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Production Credits
Producer: Michael Baskette
Engineer: n/a
Recorded at: n/a
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fender Precision BassShop on Reverb
Amp: Ampeg SVT-VRShop on Reverb
Microphone: AKG D112Shop on Reverb
Processing: Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DIShop on Reverb
Recording Notes
- The bass sound aims for a blend of direct input and miked cabinet for tonal flexibility.
- Experiment with overdrive settings on the SansAmp to achieve the desired level of grit without sacrificing low-end clarity.
- The AKG D112 is placed slightly off-axis from the cabinet speaker to capture a balanced representation of the amp's tone.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a Fender Precision Bass for its inherent punch and fundamental tone.
- Use the Ampeg SVT-VR as the foundation, adjusting gain and EQ to find the sweet spot.
- Incorporate a Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI to add a layer of overdrive and harmonic richness. Blend this with the amp signal.
- Position the AKG D112 carefully to capture the full spectrum of the bass cabinet's output.
- Adjust EQ in post-production to fine-tune the low-end and overall tonal balance.
Original Gear
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