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Output slider: The Output slider is found at the lower-right corner of the interface. It serves as
the nal level control for Bass Amp Designer’s output that is fed to the ensuing Insert slots in
the channel strip, or directly to the channel strip output.
Note: This parameter is dierent from the Master control, which serves the dual purpose of
sound design as well as controlling the level of the Amp section.
Choose a Bass Amp Designer model
m Choose a precongured model, consisting of an amplier, a cabinet, and a microphone type,
from the Model pop-up menu.
You can use the Model pop-up menu to choose a precongured model, or you can build a
customized model using the Amp, Cabinet, and Mic pop-up menus. See Build a custom Bass
Amp Designer combo. Your choices remain visible in the pop-up menus, and they are also
illustrated in the visual display above them.
Bass Amp Designer models
Bass amplier models
Bass Amp Designer emulates the three most iconic tube bass amps and cabinets from the 1960s,
1970s, and 1980s. The table includes the cabinets that each amplier is normally matched with.
Amp model Cabinet Description
Classic Amp 8 x 10 inch speakers Emulates a classic six-tube bass
amp with a tuned, closed-back
cabinet introduced in 1960. This
model is good for a range of
musical styles.
Flip Top Amp 1 x 15 inch speaker Emulates a 300-watt tube head
introduced in 1969. It is ideal for
full, fundamental tones.
Modern Amp 3-way speaker array Emulates a 12-tube 360-watt head
introduced in 1989. It is suitable
for many musical styles and is the
ideal choice for highly articulated
performances.