Whammy Sound Clips Request

[Happynoj]

Before anyone asks, I did a search...

I'm looking for sound clips of the WH-4 Whammy being used on bass. More specifically, the -1oct setting.

If anyone has a WH-4 and the facilities to record a couple of clips, I would like to hear a riff being played on the bass, then the same riff being played an octave higher on the bass, but dropped down using the Whammy so that it is at the same pitch as the original riff.

If anyone can sort this out for me, I will be very grateful.

Cheers

PS. Any other clips that you fancy doing would be cool as well, because I can't find any Bass+Whammy clips out there at the moment.

[Happynoj]

Anyone...?

[cliffbass1]

I'll do it just give me a little bit

[Happynoj]

Originally Posted by cliffbass1

I'll do it just give me a little bit

Thanks

[cliffbass1]

here ya go basicly i recorded it in 3 sections,
Octave -1, octave +1, and divebomb
I used my Digitech RP 500 pluged straight in to my computer via Usb. I hope this is what you were looking for

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JewSl5fI6x0

[Happynoj]

It wasn't exactly what I was after, but I think that it contained the answer that I was looking for

Thanks a lot

[cliffbass1]

well if you want i can record it again, if you do just be a little bit more specific oh what you want cuz i recorded it and then thought did i understand his question lol

[Happynoj]

Oh, well what I was looking for is this:

1) Riff played fairly low on the bass (for example, starting at the 3rd fret on the A string)
2) Same riff played one octave higher (starting at the 15th fret of the A string - staying on the same string is important to the tone)
3) Use the octave down setting on the whammy to drop riff (2) down one octave so that it is the same pitch as riff (1)

Does that make more sense?

[cliffbass1]

i actually have a riff written that starts on the 3rd fret of the A string lol so i think i figured you what you wanted and yes it made more sense

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPX3Azn4Bc4

[Happynoj]

Ah, that is perfect! If I can ever do you a similar favour, you just have to ask.

Thank you.