Real Tubes = ReVolutionary Tones? | Two Notes ReVolt Bass Review + Demo
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Two Notes made a three-channel bass preamp powered by a real ECC83 preamp tube operating at 200 Volts, this is the ReVolt Bass! How does it fare at capturing the essence of great vintage tube amps? Let us find out!
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Gear used on this video:
ESP 2013 Custom Shop Surveyor
Warmoth Custom Precision with EMG MMCS
Harley Benton MV-4MSB Gotoh
Two Notes ReVolt Bass
Panda Sound Store Holy Cab IR (in intro only)
Nux Tape Core Deluxe Delay (outro)
Fender Marine Layer Reverb (outro)
Focusrite ISA One
RME Babyface Pro FS
#twonotes #revolt #bassguitar #basspedals
"there is a tube in there and it might be doing something" explains exactly the reason I want a tube preamp so badly
Earned a follower on the highpass filter part... lol. Thx
The first metal riff it's amazing!
Very good! The pedal doesn't really bring so many benefits, you're very honest! That's it!!
Hey, I’ve been a subscriber for some time but never took the time to comment your stuff :)
Now I’m looking for some kind of all-in-one pedal and I must say that this video and the Darkglass infinity one were super well made and informative !
Thank you for this quality content, and kudos on the great playing, I wish I could play with a pick like you do 👌
Thanks for following along! 💜 I've been meaning to make a pick tutorial for a while now, but my technique is still constantly evolving and is now very different from two years or even a year ago 😄
Love the bass lines !!!
Damned my (too long) comment from a few days has vanished :/
I don't remember all I was saying but yeah, I concur on the usability of the third channel, and the integrated "cabsim".
I recently acquired a CabM and I can finally crank the trebble knob up again with a proper cab simulation, taming those highs.
Very nice demo tracks, as always! 🤩
Ah damn, RUclips does that sometimes! At one point I was suddenly swarmed by comments months old that just appeared overnight. Weird. Thanks for reposting though!
I did swiftly try my go-to cabinet impulses inside my DAW with the ReVolt, the first track actually is the only one not using the built-in cabsim but one of my own IRs and those did make a huge improvement.
I use the 3rd channel with other effects to get a synth sound
Man, someone have to make a Revolt vs Mark Bass preamp, nobody did it tll now, i let you this idea! C ya
Onks nää backing trackit sinun vai koko bändin tekemiä? Kuulostaa helvetin hyvältä 😎👍
Kiitoksia! Ihan itse täytyy kaikki biisit väsäillä että niitä kehtaa videoissa käyttää 😄
@@Paajanenae No se on kova! Onko noi muut soittimet jotain midi tyyppisesti ohjelmoituja vai itse soitettuja/äänitettyjä? Oletan että varmaan jotain midiä täytyy olla jos joka videoon tekee tuommosia, eihän siinä muuten riitä aika äänittämään kaikkea 😅
@@josku5 Rummut klikkailen MIDIllä sisään, mut kaikki muut täytyy ihan ite soitella! Aika nopeeksi siinä on kehittynyt kun näitä on tehnyt 😄
@@Paajanenae No kieltämättä 😅 ei siitä muuta voi sanoa kun että hyvin soitettu, ite diggaan tuosta modernin metallin soundista.
@@Paajanenae Ymmärräthän sä, että kohta täällä aletaan vaatimaan ensin jotain EP:tä näistä ja sit sen jälkeen nää pitää saada kokea livenä ja joudut kasaa bändin tätä varten. **wink** **wink** **nod** **nod**.
Great review! What a shame the cab sim is so basic 😱 Have you had a chance to try the Ampeg SGT D.I?
I do understand their reasoning behind it, making an analog cab sim is way different than a digital cabsim and there's not a lot you can do with it. After all this pedal is supposed to be paired with the CAB M+ for digital cabinet emulation.
I haven't been able to check out the Ampeg SGT D.I. though I'm really interested in that. It looks like a great piece of gear!
@@Paajanenae I love Bi Amping my bass live and currently use a Kemper and a Marshall Plexi profile for the high end signal above 250hz and blend with a clean DI for the lows with a high end roll off but I’m missing something in the mids and I think it’s the clean bass di that is not sounding it’s best. Have you had this problem with yourself Mr Paajanenae? I run into an empress compressor before the split for a more consistent attack
@@JakeBass Yeah I have! That's why these days I steer away from splitting my bass signal 😄 I find that by carefully tuning my distortions I can achieve more solid tones than by splitting the signal. There is no clean DI blend on any of my videos for the last 2 years I'd wager and I've only used multiband tricks on a handful of those, mainly in the form of Neural DSPs Parallax
@@Paajanenae Very interesting 🧐
Great video!!! Really liked your approach. Great playing too 👍🏻
How dirty would the clean channel be ? I'm curious how sensitive the gain knob is on it, and if you could create a clean channel with a bit of hair on it?
It doesn't really get distorted, no hair to be had there. With the gain knob on full it sounds like running a tube pre hot just before it starts to audibly distort. It's a little bit less dynamic at that point and there is something extra in the tone but it's not much.
You might be able to get some hair out of it if you pushed it with a boost pedal or something like the Bass Soul Food now that I think of it
I dig that ESP! What model is that?
Thank you! It's a custom shop Surveyor 😄
It seems to be rare. I cant find one anywhere!@@Paajanenae
@@JacobOverman42 Considering it's a custom build I don't doubt that hahah
törkeen tiukkoja biisejä taas!
Kiitoksia, priimaa koitetaan tehdä mutta timangia tuppaa tulemaan!