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Just feel like sharing this trick that i've been using in reason lately to get a more thickness and warmth. You would want to add this somewhere to the end of your chain, so get your sound setup to your liking first before adding this.

1. add a scream (make sure its at the end of the chain)
2 damage control: 55-127 (to your liking)
3. distortion type: tape
4. p1: anywhere above 12 o'clock.
5. p2: 10-40
6. EQ cut: on or off. it doesn't matter
7. body turned on (this is where it gets really fat)
8. reso: 45-60
9. scale 0-60
10. auto: 0
11. type: E (i like E the most but you can switch types to get different characteristics)

Play around with the ranges to get the proper level of fatness you want. You can use this with pretty much anything. Enjoy.

the tape setting on scream. i would have never thought to use that

Tape + tube in series or parallel.

futures_untold wrote:Tape + tube in series or parallel.

Been fiddling around with your multibass patch
really nice man

Efrafa11 wrote:

futures_untold wrote:Tape + tube in series or parallel.

Been fiddling around with your multibass patch
really nice man

Enjoy!

Been using pulverisers compressor a lot on my basses recently, good way of thicking up stuff. With the dry wet knob on that we'll works really well

OllieScott wrote:Been using pulverisers compressor a lot on my basses recently, good way of thicking up stuff. With the dry wet knob on that we'll works really well

One can also use the MClass Limiter to add saturation to a bass. Just turn all the settings up to 11.

I don't get too fiddly with tape compression in Scream unless its just to pull back a little compression.
I slap on the Tape 499 Scream patch and that's my starting block. Really brings some life to your sounds.