hey thanks! this was just the bass running into the darkglass b7k drive and then straight out of the DI. no cab sim or anything particularly complicated

@@smitchellbass thank you so much, heard countless great things about the dark glass b7k. you are an inspiration for me to pick up my bass again, keep up the good work man :D

nail polish most important part of the tone

It's a german corvette standard from 2008!

Thank you!! Working on something atm re: band, hence the lack of uploads. Stay tuned!

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Loads of metal bass tone tutorials etc. will vastly overcomplicate it. All you need is a good bass (I'm just rocking a precision here, the jazz pickup isn't turned on in this) and a good drive. Don't go too overboard with treble, don't neglect low mids and bass (I've actually got the tone control rolled off about 50% here if I remember correctly). Play about and use your ears - everybody hits the strings differently so we could have the exact same rig and sound very different. The drive I'm using here is the Darkglass B7K, but you can do about the same job with any good drive with a blend control. Play hard, and then that's about all you need!

Thank you for the kind words! Whilst I, too, love my Warwick tones - I would definitely say this is not a sound exclusive to Warwick. Pretty much any active bass with good pickups is going to be easy to replicate this sound with - the VAST bulk of this tone is the overdrive, which comes from the Neural DSP Parallax plugin.