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Title: Can someone identify this bass effect?
Post by: Rain Dog on May 26, 2004, 05:28:18 PM
Found this cool site for John Lee Hooker Jr.. He does Daddy's Boom Boom and there is a very interesting effect on the bass, especially in a blues context.

Track: http://www.onthehookblues.com/music/mp3/new/BoomBoom.mp3

Site: http://www.onthehookblues.com/music/index.shtml
Title: Can someone identify this bass effect?
Post by: sir_modulus on May 26, 2004, 07:09:18 PM
sounds like octave fuzz. Very fuzzy, but can't tell if its octave or not.
Title: Can someone identify this bass effect?
Post by: moosapotamus on May 26, 2004, 07:48:08 PM
That's a cool bass sound. I don't hear any octave. But along with the fuzz, I do hear a little bit of modulation, envelope follower... maybe it's something like a Tube Zipper with a good bit of clean signal blended in???

~ Charlie
Title: Can someone identify this bass effect?
Post by: niftydog on May 26, 2004, 07:51:58 PM
it's almost micro-synthy... but there's something about the sound that I haven't gotten out of my micro synth.

I'd even hazard a guess that it's one of those boss bass synths.. or an akai deep impact.

very cool!
Title: hmmm
Post by: Bluesgeetar on May 26, 2004, 09:16:23 PM
You know I was reading that book out about the music gear of the Beatles (the official book endorsed by whats left of the group), and it stated that Paul used a Tonebender fuzz on his bass.  Also mentioned George and John using a Grey fuzzface.  Also mentioned liberal use of the tonebender on other things.