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Included Effect Plug-ins
Distortion Plug-ins
Using Effects
• To insert a new effect, click the + button that appears if you point the mouse at an
empty plug-in slot or at one of the arrows before or after a used effect slot.
• To remove an effect from an effect slot, click the effect name and select None from the
pop-up menu.
• To change the order of the effects in the chain, click on an effect and drag it to another
position.
• To activate or deactivate an effect, click the pedal-like button below the effect name. If
an effect is active, the LED next to the button is lit.
NOTE
• Pre-effects and post-effects can be mono or stereo, depending on the track
configuration.
• Using quick controls you can set up an external MIDI device, such as a foot controller,
to control the VST Bass Amp effects. For more information about quick controls, see
the Operation Manual.
Amplifiers
The amps available on the Amplifiers page are modeled on real-life amplifiers. Each amp
features settings typical for bass recording, such as gain, equalizers, and master volume.
The sound-related parameters bass, low mid, high mid, and treble have a significant impact
on the overall character and sound of the corresponding amp. Shape 1 and Shape 2 offer
predefined tone shaping.
ValveAmp300
A famous tube amplifier from the 70s, useful for rock playing styles.
Greyhound
An amplifier, well known for its typical growl, useful for several playing styles.
GreenT
A classic amplifier from the 80s, useful for funk and rock playing styles.
Paradise
An amplifier from the 90s, with a hifi-like clear tone, that makes it applicable for
several styles.
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