Bass Amp Room Vst Free Download

Hey, everyone. Today, I’m going to be talking about Bass Amp Room from Softube. This is a bass amp simulation plug-in. It’s a really good one at that.

I’m going to run you through some of the features and give you a few examples, so you can get a feel for what this might sound like if you use it. Now, there’s a couple things I want to talk about with this plug-in. In the preamp section of the bass amp, which would be a tube head if you had a bass amp with you, the head and the cab, the head is based on a DR103 hi-watt head from probably it’s the early 70’s. I believe they chose this particular head, which is originally a guitar head, because you could get it to breakup and get kind of this really nasty kind of “Who” or tube overdriven sound if you really want it. They give us a couple of different cabs to choose from that we’re going to pair with this head. You only get one head, so it’s not like you can swap those out with say, an SVT head or something, it’s just the one. How to downgrade moto xt1650 from 7 to v6 gsm forum.

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The DR103, and from there, we can switch cabs, but that’s going to give us a lot of flexibility. We have three cabs, we have the Ampeg 8×10. Classic SVT cab. We have a 4×12 closed back cabinet, and we have a 1×12. I’m not sure if that’s supposed to be an open or closed back cabinet, but clearly we have a variety of sound there.

On the bottom of this plug-in, we have the option to use a DI signal, and we can blend the mic amp feed with the DI signal, and we have some adjustments, which I’ll get to on the DI feed that allow us to sculpt the tone a little bit more. Let’s start at the top with the bass head. I’m going to just play something that I had recorded previously with this preset, which is “crunchy big 70’s.” [bass guitar] I didn’t really mess with this sound at all. You can notice, if we look down here, we’re going to see that I have the DI amplifier at about the middle. Before I even mess with anything, I just want to point out one of my favorite things about this plug-in, and that’s this phase invert switch here, which makes a big difference.

So let’s listen. [bass plays, phase flipped] That drastically changed the sound. You can really use this to your advantage to tailor your tone a little bit.

For this particular line, I happen to like the phase invert switch on. Let’s go back up top here. We have the option for high or low input. Let’s hear how that changes the sound. [bass guitar plays, switching between high and low input] It drives the head a little bit harder when you have it on high input. As far as the controls go, they’re pretty simple.