I've just started posting bass covers and am learning about recording for them too, so this helps heaps in regards to using the Darkglass Ultra plugin! Many thanks, bro!

I thought I was the only one who was tracking bass with headphones. When I'm recording bass(mostly metal) I use a di and a tech 21 psa 2. The di is ony for reamping(almost never),editing and side chain gate. The psa 2 is my main sound (using preset 47 with less gain due to active bass) The bass I use is a peavy cirus(indonesia) with ermie ball round cobalts

I thought reamping meant using a "real" amp out of the DAW send and then go back to the DAW return after the sound has been processed in the real amp. But it seems you consider uing an amp simul is reamping too.

Thanks for sharing.

Hi Ivan, great video as always! I’d have a question. Would you recommend playing the full track from the beginning till the end when recording? Or how do you handle complex songs with lots of parts? Do you record section for section in this case? Thank you and cheers from Munich. Damir

Nice to get to see your process, bro!

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Great review as always Ivan

Lovely cover! This is one of my favourite songs to sing along to! Well done!

phat tone and smooth playthrough :D

Would I be able to power this amp into a Fender 4x10, 500 watts (4 ohm) bass speaker cabinet?

Only downside is the synthetic fretboard material for this price point

…. I agree with everything except that the HX stomp does have a TRS out which is the exact same thing as an XLR out…

GREAT BREAKDOWN OF THE NOBLE AND THE REGAL. YOU ARE THE MAN. Love that you put them through the scope and give the visual. I love this new Regal model in my Pod Go.

Hell yeah

I use some of your captures on my Nano cortex actually lol Always good

Sans amp blows them all away!

Great playing and timing. What did you use as your distortion unit? Sounds good

Sounding good!!

The main takeaway for me is the series setting sounds super congested in all situations.

I always love your captures! thx!

De que país sos craaack?

I love the way the music ducks out so you can hear the bass, you don't need to do a separate Mix/Solo for the intro

Very nice demo! I will get some of these for my precision bass. This could sound very interesting, because they're not like the typical flats. Greetings from Germany!

Merci! Belle video. Je ne suis pas convaincu par le Noble. Tres peu de difference pour moi entre le direct et le Noble.

32 inch scale I’m all over it 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

While I agree with most of the benefits of multiscale, I have to disagree completely on the ergonomic slant matching the hand angle thing. That is one of the greatest misconceptions about multiscale and whenever it's brought up I just shake my head. The reason that's wrong is because your hand angle has nothing to do with the anatomy of your fingers. You fingers are structures for parallel perpendicular motion to the fretboard when articulating, and the relative lengths of the fingers also match parallel motions perpendicular to the fretboard better. In order for human fingers to benefit ergonomically from multiscale frets, we'd need to have the base of our fretting fingers also slanted an an angle, and it'll only work for one side of the neck and not the other side, because the other side slants in the opposite direction. The only reasons to play multiscale is better pitch clarity and intonation and more balanced tension across the strings--that's it. Another thing that was incorrect about multiscale is that the G string does not really sound any different from standard 34" scale basses, because the 34"-37" fanned frets have the G string at 34", which is identical to a normal 34" scale bass. There's no reason why multiscale will suddenly have more bass on the G string.

Do you prefer the Cali to the diamond bass compressor?

Would like to hear it in combination with the latest OE bass compressor

Holy cow the Bassrig SMOKES the Noble. I was not expecting that 😮

They sound nearly identical

Great video! JB, overall, for me.

thats gonna be my next bass... i cant wait... but still need to save up some money...

It's wild that by cutting low end it sounds deeper. I understand why, obviously sub lows (50 and under) is muddy but its a super sick technique.

Will you please set that amp down? There is no reason for you to be juggling it!

Great demo. Best overview covering the 76 that I found on KZbin. I have one on order, and this demo has given me a clearer understanding of the functionality and capabilities.Ty.

When you mentioned a Pultec rackmount EQ, I thought you were gonna pull out a real $4K Pultec. I didn't expect a plug-in you downloaded for $80. LOL.

fantastic video! but i have to say, with my headphes it was easier to hear the trick when you did it on the low frequencies. on the high ones i really had to concentrate. For me the effect was almost reminescent of a compressor in the way that more notes projected an even fullness, not only on the Estring (for example) and the notes on the a, or d string get thinner. with your eq trick activated i thought that the a and d string were bringing more bass foundation to the table while the estring did not overpower in contrast and it did not sound boomy. One question remains for me: is it important in which order the high-pass and the bass boost (or low pass and high boost) sit? in my teaching room i run a simple alway on HPF in the Master effects loop of my amp to keep things less boomy for my colleagues and that works quite well, but i am yet to gain experience with this stuff live or while recording...

im looking forward to buy a strap to eliminate the neck dive of my jackson. do you think this strap is the best for that job or are there better ones?

Pultec is also a technique used with a HPF & a little bass boost...i've used a Broughton HPF/LPF pedal in my bass amps effects loop for 6 months now, very happy with the results...i had never heard of it till i watched "Wetter Bass" video where he uses a HPF & a little bass boost to get a tighter bottom end...talking bass obviously...lol...neat when used mixing bass into the rest of the track....

Ivan-- from the title, I thought you were going to talk about the Lowrider bass pedal from Zerofiveaudio. They make a stompbox version of the pultec bass trick, it add thickness to your low-end at specific frequencies. Jean from the Wetterbass turned me onto it.

First!

Hello! Can these pickups fit into a multiscale Precision Bass, Fender size? I don't have a Dingwall, but I'm looking for a 5-string P-Bass pickup and most models with poles end up not aligned with the strings on my fanned fret

Thank you! ♥️

Extraordinary demo. The best of this product on the internet.