Okay. Say you've got a Rickenbacker bass, but don't want to go out and buy a whole separate Marshall (guitar?) rig. Are there any effects out there that will get you the same kind of bass sound you hear on a Motorhead song?
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Okay. Say you've got a Rickenbacker bass, but don't want to go out and buy a whole separate Marshall (guitar?) rig. Are there any effects out there that will get you the same kind of bass sound you hear on a Motorhead song?
40+ years of amphetamine use.
There is NO other way.
40+ years of amphetamine use.
There is NO other way.
Well, you forgot the 73 packs of cigarettes a day, 32 bottles of whiskey per week, and the HUGE mole precisely tuned to the low E fundamental.
Note also. On his Marshall's in a live context, his Controls run like: Bass-0, Mids-Maxed, Treble-0. Hope that helps some.
If a Marshall's passive tone stack is similar to a Fender's, then with respect to "flat" he uses flat mids and slight cut on bass and treble.
i enjoyed reading an interview with Lemmy about recording his sound. he's just got his Ampeg cranked all the way up in the studio
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I use a Guv'nor and play really f'n hard with a pick.
Well, you forgot the 73 packs of cigarettes a day, 32 bottles of whiskey per week, and the HUGE mole precisely tuned to the low E fundamental.