bass guitar from “the antipop” by primus | ToneDB
the antipop
primus
bass guitar
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Tone Profile
Aggressive and distorted bass tone with a bright, cutting edge. It's characterized by its clanky, almost percussive attack and thick, overdriven sustain.
Gear
- Carl Thompson Bassinstrument
- Reverb$40Sweetwater
- Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+amp
- ReverbSweetwater
- SansAmp PSA-1processing
- Reverb$337Sweetwater
- Tech 21 SansAmp RPMprocessing
- ReverbSweetwater
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Production Credits
Producer: Matt Stone
Signal Chain
Instrument: Carl Thompson Bass
Amp: Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+
Processing: SansAmp PSA-1, Tech 21 SansAmp RPM
Recording Notes
- Les Claypool is known for using his signature Carl Thompson basses, which contribute significantly to his unique tone.
- The Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+ is a key component in achieving his powerful and overdriven bass sound.
- SansAmp PSA-1 and RPM are used for distortion and preamp modeling.
- The song "The Antipop" was produced by Matt Stone.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a bass that has a bright and articulate tone.
- Use a Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+ or similar high-powered tube amp.
- Experiment with different distortion pedals or preamp modelers to achieve a similar overdriven sound.
- Adjust EQ settings to emphasize the high-mid frequencies for added clarity and aggression.
Original Gear
- Carl Thompson Bass(bass)
- Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+(amp)
- SansAmp PSA-1(pedal)
- Tech 21 SansAmp RPM(pedal)
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