Digitech Bad Monkey-it's samples time again...

[Micolao]

here we go again with some samples
Bad Monkey this time, I just bought it.
great pedal for 42 euros
I apologise for the bad quality this time...I made them with another pc (my laptop is...out of order and the audioboard on this one is really bad...)


Rick 4003 both pu , open tones, dead strings (Labella Slappers 45-110) , played with pick
Behringer BDI21 (the Sansamp BDDI it's at the rehearsal) into the audioboard
setted this way:
drive 12
bass 12
high 12
presence 13
blend at max

hope you'll enjoy

Clean:

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Bad Monkey:

gain 9: (o'clock)

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gain 11:

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gain 14:

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gain max:

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[ZolkoW]

here we go again with some samples
Bad Monkey this time, I just bought it.

Digitech makes great pedals, some are extremely cheap!!
I like the lower gain setting samples
I had that BM too, but sold to our guitarist, because never used (I bought it for guitar), but would buy again if I wanted that sound!

Digitech rulez

 

[ihateusernames]

great, now i want a bm AND a bdi21. that's a good inexpensive little di setup

 

[3NotesAbar]

Nice samples Micolao!

Whats the bass/treble settings for your Bad Monkey?

 

[Micolao]

Nice samples Micolao!

Whats the bass/treble settings for your Bad Monkey?

Sorry!
I forgot to write it!
they're flat (12 o' clock) in all of the samples.
I decided to act only with the gain knob.

 

[molsen]

the bad monkey doesn't filter out lows like other tubscreamer types?

 

[ZolkoW]

the bad monkey doesn't filter out lows like other tubscreamer types?

as I remember, it depends on the gain setting. more gain= more upper harmonics, which sounds like more bass is sucked out...
again, cool at lower gain settings

 

[Micolao]

as I remember, it depends on the gain setting. more gain= more upper harmonics, which sounds like more bass is sucked out...
again, cool at lower gain settings

You're perfectly right
at higher gain at least you can correct adding some presence with the bass knob, but I'm still wondering wath frequencies it affect...