Recording of Tim Commerford's Bass on "Evil Empire"
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Recording of Tim Commerford's Bass on "Evil Empire"
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Anyone know the signal chain used to record Tim C's bass on Rage Against The Machine's "Evil Empire" album?
Anyone know the signal chain used to record Tim C's bass on Rage Against The Machine's "Evil Empire" album?
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I'm curious myself...I loved the sound of that record...It really grew on me to eventually become my favorite of theirs...Too bad about audio slave because they are capable of so much better...Oh well...
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This is just hearsay, but I hear from my friend who is one of those nerds on talkbass.com that Tim is really really secretive about details of his rig. There's talk of him custom-winding his pickups, etc. I've also heard he runs 2 amps, and 2 SVT cabs, one clean, one dirty and blends them to taste.
Whatever he did though, it sounds incredible. I think that album is incredible, in general, but his bass tone really is the shining star as far as tone is concerned.
Compared to Tom Morello's 80's sub-jcm900 marshall. Blech.
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Whatever he did though, it sounds incredible. I think that album is incredible, in general, but his bass tone really is the shining star as far as tone is concerned.
Compared to Tom Morello's 80's sub-jcm900 marshall. Blech.
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i'm with you. that band has such unbelievable potential. such a waste.Sound Campaign wrote:Too bad about audio slave because they are capable of so much better...Oh well...
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love Evil Empire by the way. not as much as the first album, but a great sophmore record for sure. "Bulls On Parade" was one of the first songs i learned on guitar.
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I was the Protools guy on an Audioslave live radio performance a few years ago and the bass player was running two rigs. One clean, one with effects. I can't remember but it could've been two SVT heads. I believe there was one 8x10 and a 2x15 cabinet. You couldn't stand to be in the room with him, it was deafening. That drummer is awesome too. Very solid.wiggins wrote:I've also heard he runs 2 amps, and 2 SVT cabs, one clean, one dirty and blends them to taste.
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