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Thank you, glad you found the approach useful :)

Totally agree man! Thanks for kind words, means a lot. And I also glad you found this information useful. Cheers \w/

@@YahorZubkou hey man i've been wondering if an active bass is needed to get a similar tone or can i just use a passive bass to get the tone. Anyways great video man (sorry for the bad english, i'm not a native english speaker)

@@ChipTheePropeht Hi there! Your English is impeccable ;) As for the bass, it doesn't matter. The secret sauce here is to mix regular and distorted signals via a preamp or in a DAW (last step in the video). Hope this helps, cheers :)

Blending is the secret for this method. You need to mix distorted and normal signals to retain both the low end and the clanky dirty topping. Without blending there's usually a sacrifice of one of the two.

Nothing in the daw, just raw signal ;)

Hi! The key ingredient is to blend a clean and a dirty distorted channels so if your amp provides that you're good. Otherwise you can put anything like my behringer or sansamp before the actual amp and blend there.

Thanks man!

Thank you! No DAW magic was used there ;D

You can get something similar, but really depends on your equipment. Before I got the same pedal he uses in the video (reason why I am here, bless this guy) I used to cut off the high and low frequencies from the amp and increase the mids. So try the following: - amp: decrease low knob and high knob to 40% -amp: increase mids to 60-70% - bridge pick-up full volume - neck pickup turned off - full volume on bass - if you have any knobs for treble and bass on your guitar, full-up the treble and play with the bass knob Depending on your set-up it might sound different, however I got a decent crunch following these steps (not as good as shown in the video, but still). After doing so play with the sound till you get something you like. Hope this helps!

@@ericavram5646 many thanks Eric, i will get to tuning right away! much appreciated!

Thank you so much!

Thanks!

Thanks man!

You are welcome, glad I could help!

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much man! Glad you found the video useful 😉

@@YahorZubkou dude of course! Im starting up a band myself, so I’m glad I got people like you helping!

Right?! Amazing job on the tone and explanation. Awesome advice and straight to the point. Love it!

In this particular video it's two, yes. I do play with three fingers as well though

Thanks so much! I feel like BDI21 does a good job for the money, although I would love to try pedals like EBS or Darkglass in the future.

@@YahorZubkou Actually I just re-did my sound so I don't need an amp-sim behind my board anymore. Theoretically this should make me more independent of which amp I use when going to the rehearsal room or stage. EBS MultiComp still doing the compression, then BOSS ODB-3 with no drive at all but a little pre-EQ. the 6-band EQ from the A/O Ultra and if I want drive, that's either from the A/O Ultra or the GUMA Drive depending on what sound I want. Love it so far.

That's so cool man, glad you found the video useful!

Thanks so much!

Hej! Thanks for kind words, mate. Glad you found the video useful. Cheers!

Hi! Check out my video "Metal Bass Tone", maybe you'll get your answers there. Cheers :) Regarding compressor: it's not the key part of the chain to get that kind of tone. It certainly helps but it's more important to mix clean and distorted signals. That's where the clankiness lies.

@@YahorZubkou Yeah, I have already checked it and I thought it was because of the bass. But seeing that you are also playing with a GB, I guess the tone comes from somewhere else. What do you mean by mixing clean and distorted signals? My signal is; bass-BDI21-XLR (audio interface) and to Logic Pro X.

@@unknown-nj3kt Cool! By mixing I meant the blend knob on the BDI21. As you've probably seen in the video it's when I blend dry and wet signals the magic happens :)

@@YahorZubkou Oh, I see. Thanks!

online just give it a Goog bro...

Hi! I suck at making correct tabs plus it would be a disservice to you. I'd heavily advise you to try and transcribe it by ear 😉