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BASS GALLERY CD-ROM DESCRIPTION |
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Some of the Best Basses Ever Made Are On This CD! Sweetwater is proud to offer the Bass Gallery CD-ROM for the K2000/K2500/K2600 series keyboards. The CD-ROM includes: • Washburn AB20 acoustic bass guitar. • Alembic Series I. It has a balanced sound with a punchy attack, crisp highs and emphasized lows. • Guild Ashbory. Dubbed the "rubber band bass," the sound is best described as something between an upright and an electric bass. • BC Rich Eagle fretless bass. The Eagle features the signature midrange "growl" which defines the sound that most listeners associate with the fretless bass guitar. • Custom fretless bass. This "no-name" bass was custom built for its owner. It has a flatter midrange than the BC Rich Eagle, and works well in a jazz, pop, or world music setting. • Guild Pilot 5-string bass. The fingered articulation has a low-end emphasis with flat mids and highs. The slap articulation has a very strongly percussive attack with rapidly decaying sustain envelope. • 1963 Fender Jazz Bass. This venerable bass, favored by such greats as Jaco Pastorius, John Paul Jones, Noel Redding and Marcus Miller, is at home in almost any musical setting. • Jerry Jones Longhorn. A reissue of the famous Danelectro Longhorn bass, with a very pronounced high end, and produces an almost guitar-like tone, especially when played with a pick. It is excellent for surf, punk, or rockabilly applications. It also functions quite well in a country music setting, and can be used to effectively emulate the sound of a baritone guitar. • Customized 1977 Fender Jazz Bass played by Marcus Miller. Marcus' highly customized Fender Jazz bass with it's tight, focused lows, crisp highs and contoured mids has become an integral part of his sound. The Marcus Miller Jazz Bass is a good addition to almost any track, especially funk, fusion, soul, and modern R&B. • 1965 Fender Precision Bass. Over the years, the Fender P Bass has earned its reputation as a workhorse, and is considered by many to be the Rock and Roll bass. Staying true to the classic 60's Fender Precision sound, we recorded a '65 P fitted with flat wound strings through a Fender Bassman tube amp to capture its characteristic raw, rumbling low end. • 1979 Fender Precision Bass. There are two versions of this bass included on the CD. The first was played through an Ampeg SVT tube amp. The Fender Precision-SVT combination is highly prized by Rock, R&B and Blues bassists for its tube-driven, aggressive tone with boosted mids. This is the bass sound heard on countless, rock, disco, punk, new wave, R&B and pop records from the late 70's and early 80's. We have also included a direct-to-tape version of this. Recorded using an Alembic F2-B tube preamp, the character of this recording is more subdued, with sharper highs and more pronounced lows. • M.V. Pedulla MVP 5-string bass. Pedulla has a reputation for producing contemporary, state-of-the-art basses. The MVP, with its high quality materials and electronics, provides a modern sound with emphasized lows and upper-mids. This instrument is useful in the context of contemporary jazz, latin and pop settings. • Guild Pilot 5 string bass. The fingered articulation has a low end emphasis with flat mid and highs. The slap articulation has a very strongly percussive attack with a rapidly decaying sustain envelope. • Rickenbacker 4001. This is the bass made famous by Geddy Lee, Chris Squire, and Paul McCartney. Along with the Fender bass, the 4001 has established itself as an instrument of choice among rock bassists. Also recorded as played through an Ampeg SVT, the Ric features a distinctive, overdriven sound with sharp upper-mids and a strong attack. • Ken Smith BT 5 string bass. The Smith, a high-end, hand-made bass, is similar to the Pedulla in its contemporary character, but has more distinct highs and throatier mids. This bass is suitable for contemporary styles of soul, jazz, latin and pop. • Steinberger XL-2D. The Steinberger bass was first introduced in 1979. Innovative in their one piece carbon-graphite composite design, Steinbergers are recognized for their stable, even tone with clear highs and consistent mids. • 1890's Tyrolean 3/4 size upright bass. This German-made bass was sampled in stereo in order to preserve the subtleties of the instrument, as well as to capture the character of the room it was recorded in. Its open, ambient qualities and rich low end make it ideal for any jazz, blues or country track.
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