http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-9cK95w46k

i assume its just a electric guitar recorded unplugged, but i want to simulate it plugged in.

so far im guessing to try my Screaming bird treble booster with a slight envelope filter like a doctor Q

any other ideas?

i really need this info for a local band than wants to use that sound in there own stuff, and have me create a pedal to make the noise.

Mr.Grim - 04 May 2010 09:52 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-9cK95w46k

so far im guessing to try my Screaming bird treble booster with a slight envelope filter like a doctor Q

i’d try this… or simply any EQ (graphic fuzz) and a bit of envelope

Its a bass guitar with EVERYTHING but the top frequencies roll off.
He thumb slapping the bottom strings.
A knockout pedal will get you fairly close.

Low knob 0
Dry knob 0
High knob 10

A Riddle pedal in high pass mode will do a similar sound.

Bill

Mr.Grim - 04 May 2010 09:52 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-9cK95w46k

i assume its just a electric guitar recorded unplugged, but i want to simulate it plugged in.

so far im guessing to try my Screaming bird treble booster with a slight envelope filter like a doctor Q

any other ideas?

i really need this info for a local band than wants to use that sound in there own stuff, and have me create a pedal to make the noise.

thanks for the info bill! a friend suspected it may be a bass.