bass guitar from “seven nation army” by the white stripes | ToneDB
seven nation army
the white stripes
bass guitar
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Tone Profile
A fuzzy, distorted bass sound achieved by unconventional means. It emulates the low-end frequencies typically associated with a bass guitar.
Production Credits
Producer: Jack White
Engineer: Liam Watson
Recorded at: Toe Rag Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Kay Hollowbody
Amp: Silvertone 1485
Microphone: AKG D12
Processing: DigiTech Whammy IV
Recording Notes
- Jack White ran the Kay Hollowbody guitar through a DigiTech Whammy IV pedal to lower the pitch by an octave, effectively creating a bass guitar sound.
- The signal was then sent to a Silvertone 1485 amplifier for further shaping and distortion.
- An AKG D12 microphone was used to capture the sound from the amp.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a hollow-body guitar; a similar model to the Kay is ideal.
- Use a pitch-shifting pedal like the DigiTech Whammy to drop the guitar's pitch by an octave.
- Experiment with different amp settings to get the right amount of fuzz and distortion.
- Consider using a microphone with good low-frequency response to capture the bass tones.
Recommended Gear
- Kay Hollowbody(guitar)
- Silverstone 1485(amp)
- DigiTech Whammy IV(pedal)
- AKG D12(mic)
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