Well there is some common miss information.simon.a.billington wrote:How can you possibly get much lower??Daimonicon wrote:If that will not happen, get some pitch tool like Melodyne or Waves soundshifter, a cheaper alternative on the DI and bounce and import again in your DAW. I have different guitars and tunings and only one bass so that's what I use for lower tunings for the bass.chilly7 wrote:It will be nice if IK will redo Fender 300 Pro! And it's cab.
IK: Are you going to consider to model bass cabs for extra low bass tunings? Lower then low B. For example F# or even lower tunings. I really miss that!
A low E is already around 40Hz and a low B is around 30Hz and lacks so much presence its often hard to impliment well.
I can't imagine going much further below that!!
Diferent bass cabs have different response but usually 8x10 cabs like for example Ampeg ones they start heavelly to low pass low frequency at 60Hz. So techicaly they are not idial even for E strings.
I have F# string (175 Gauge) on my bass. But i saw some basses goes even to low C.
No way i am saying Ampeg made in USA 8x10 bass cabs sound bad, but i am just saying there is a bit little problem with them for E string.
For low B the problem is bigger.
For my F# is even more.
And so on.
Also in classical music there is octobass which goes in that deep territories as does electric bass guitar.
Octobass goes to low C. Lower then even my F#!
Also there are other cases where guitar and bass gear can be used for synth sounds.