bass guitar from “you've lost that lovin' feelin'” by the righteous brothers | ToneDB
you've lost that lovin' feelin'
the righteous brothers
bass guitar
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Tone Profile
Warm and round bass tone with a touch of vintage character, providing a solid foundation for the track. The bass sound is full and present, typical of early rock and roll recordings.
Production Credits
Producer: Phil Spector
Engineer: Larry Levine
Recorded at: Gold Star Studios, Hollywood
Signal Chain
Instrument: Fender Precision Bass
Amp: Ampeg B-15
Microphone: Neumann U47
Recording Notes
- The bass was likely recorded in a studio environment with a focus on capturing a clean and direct sound.
- A Neumann U47 microphone was likely used to capture the natural tone of the bass and amp.
- The Ampeg B-15 provides the classic warm and round bass tone characteristic of many recordings from that era.
Recreation Tips
- Use a Fender Precision Bass with flatwound strings to capture the vintage vibe.
- An Ampeg B-15 or similar tube bass amp will get you close to the original tone.
- Experiment with microphone placement to find the sweet spot that captures the warmth and fullness of the amp.
- Avoid adding too much compression or EQ; the goal is to capture the natural sound of the instrument and amp.
Recommended Gear
- Fender Precision Bass(guitar)
- Ampeg B-15(amp)
- Neumann U47(mic)
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