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Old 05-21-2011, 05:35 PM
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On this track, sounds like there are two distinct bass tracks... one scooped out "SVT", the other kind of midrangey with muted treble and maybe a touch of fuzz?

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Can't get past the annoying one-volume-level kick sample.
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one bass track runned through different rigs. I'd bet one of them is a guitar amp.
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one bass track runned through different rigs. I'd bet one of them is a guitar amp.
Thats what Im thinking....
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From what I know about metal bass recording that is really common. The top end distortion helps the bass blend in more with the distorted guitars.
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From what I know about metal bass recording that is really common. The top end distortion helps the bass blend in more with the distorted guitars.
It's called reamping.

Is this a recording from the mid 90s ('93-'94)?

Probably a device similar to the Reamp:



Radial makes these, now.

Kick sounds like a triggered Alesis D4 - common in the early 90s.
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