Well, I'm kind of a n00b on the bass. drums are my main instrument. only been playing bass for about a year, so please excuse me if the questions i ask around the forum aren't intelligent ones.
on to the main subject! i don't know too much about effects for guitar/bass, but they interest the crap out of me. about the only ones i really know what they do and how to use pedals that create them are: distortion, (over)drive, wah, reverb.
any chance theres someone out there who would like to take just a little bit o' time to explain to me some other common effects? i've heard of ones like chorus, flanger, phaser and whatnot, and i can have any random guy at my local stores explain how they affect the wave signal majigger stuff, but i never remember such explanations. i'd rather just have an accurate description of the actual SOUND difference each effect creates.
and just another note: the bassist from 311, he has this nice deep, thick growl out of his bass that i absolutely love. is that his bass/pickups/equalization/amp, or is it an effect? and if an effect, which one?
to anyone who explains this to me once and for all, you have my eternal gratitude
on to the main subject! i don't know too much about effects for guitar/bass, but they interest the crap out of me. about the only ones i really know what they do and how to use pedals that create them are: distortion, (over)drive, wah, reverb.
any chance theres someone out there who would like to take just a little bit o' time to explain to me some other common effects? i've heard of ones like chorus, flanger, phaser and whatnot, and i can have any random guy at my local stores explain how they affect the wave signal majigger stuff, but i never remember such explanations. i'd rather just have an accurate description of the actual SOUND difference each effect creates.
and just another note: the bassist from 311, he has this nice deep, thick growl out of his bass that i absolutely love. is that his bass/pickups/equalization/amp, or is it an effect? and if an effect, which one?
to anyone who explains this to me once and for all, you have my eternal gratitude

