Metal

Bass amp settings for metal

Bass amp settings for metal

To achieve a good metal tone, have your amp settings on high for bass and gain, mid-low for the mids setting and mid-high for the treble setting. The key to achieving a good metal tone is high gain, high sustain and lot's of low-end (bass). Remember, this is just a starting point.

  1. How do you get perfect metal tone?

How do you get perfect metal tone?

10 Steps to Better Metal Tone

  1. Hit the notes with a consistent amount of attack. ...
  2. Figure out is how much amp gain you need. ...
  3. Don't scoop your mids! ...
  4. Ease off the bass frequency. ...
  5. Use treble sparingly. ...
  6. Don't forget the presence. ...
  7. Fix it with pedals. ...
  8. Get the right cabinet.

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