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Bass Amp
Bass Amp simulates the sound of several famous bass ampliers. You can route bass guitar and
other signals directly through Bass Amp, reproducing the sound of your musical part played
through a number of high-quality bass guitar amplication systems.
Bass Amp Parameters
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Model pop-up menu: Choose one of the following amplier models:
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American Basic: 1970s-era American bass amp, equipped with eight 10" speakers. Suitable for
blues and rock recordings.
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American Deep: Based on the American Basic amp, but with strong lower-mid frequency
(from 500 Hz on) emphasis. Suitable for reggae and pop recordings.
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American Scoop: Based on the American Basic amp, but combines the frequency
characteristics of the American Deep and American Bright, with both low-mid (from
500 Hz) and upper-mid (from 4.5 kHz) frequencies emphasized. Suitable for funk and
fusion recordings.
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American Bright: Based on the American Basic amp, this model emphasizes the upper-mid
frequencies (from 4.5 kHz upward).
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New American Basic: 1980s-era American bass amp, suitable for blues and rock recordings.
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New American Bright: Based on the New American Basic amp, this model emphasizes the
frequency range above 2 kHz. Suitable for rock and heavy metal.
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Top Class DI Warm: Famous DI box simulation, suitable for reggae and pop recordings. Mid
frequencies, in the range between 500 and 5000 Hz, are de-emphasized.
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Top Class DI Deep: Based on the Top Class DI Warm, this model is suitable for funk and fusion.
The mid frequency range is strongest around 700 Hz.
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Top Class DI Mid: Based on the Top Class DI Warm, this model features an almost linear
frequency range, with no frequencies emphasized. It is suitable for blues, rock, and
jazz recordings.