Fusion Jazz Bass Tone [Recreation Request]

Dashkova

Dashkova

Sep 20, 2023
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Hi, I'm new to this forum and I'm very interested to recreate this type of tone with my bass, but I'm new to effects pedals. Does anyone out there know how to create this type of bass tone? It sounds smooth on both low and high notes but "fat". I'm using Zoom B1 - Four, but you can let me know with analogue pedals too, and I will try to find those on Zoom B1 Four patch.
Thank you!

 
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Welcome to TB @Dashkova, that is a really nice track. When searching credits on the track I discovered what I suspected that the bass was a synth bass programmed by the drummer Satoshi Bando. Your Zoom B1 Four has some effects that will help to get you close to the sound but not exact. Using a compressor will help to smooth things out as well as adding the phatness to the tone, you might also try one of the amp sims, I'd suggest either the Bassman or Polytone amps with the treble rolled down. Mixing in a little touch of analog octaver will also add to the big bottom. Hope this helps.
 
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bassbrad said:
Welcome to TB @Dashkova, that is a really nice track. When searching credits on the track I discovered what I suspected that the bass was a synth bass programmed by the drummer Satoshi Bando. Your Zoom B1 Four has some effects that will help to get you close to the sound but not exact. Using a compressor will help to smooth things out as well as adding the phatness to the tone, you might also try one of the amp sims, I'd suggest either the Bassman or Polytone amps with the treble rolled down. Mixing in a little touch of analog octaver will also add to the big bottom. Hope this helps.
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Thank you for the reply and welcome! Yes, I'll try to set the effects and trying with the compressions and amp sims, octaver. So, the effect chain will be, compression > amp sims > octaver?
 
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