Rickenbacker + Moogerfoogers = Analog Bass Synthesizer

vintage Rickenbacker bass put through an MXR DynaComp for squashing levels, then into the Freqbox (mix fully clockwise) and into the MF-101. The filter cutoff is modulated by a triangle wave from the MP-201, and the MP-201 pedal is controlling the lfo speed.

Audio recorded in Ableton Live
Video recorded in iMovie
VIdeo edited in Logic Pro and iMovie

Category:

Music

Tags:

• moog
• moogerfooger
• bass
• rickenbacker
• taurus
• multi
• pedal
• control
• voltage
• cv
• analog

[dharmesha13]

thats pretty sweet man

[plague1715]

Thanks. I made another patch where an envelope that is triggered by the bass controls the lfo rate. I'll make a video for that soon.

[hojima]

@paulliptrott he might just have like, a job, but not spend all his money on beer, or videogames, etc.

[paulliptrott]

are you rich?

[blzebra66]

...how many more times...are you gonna dog me.

[sourcrowdable]

i'm totally gonna steal the first 5 notes

[InsertName125]

@paulliptrott Probably not anymore.

[Adrianrulz]

A Ric is a great bass to run through effects boxes.

[EpsilonKias]

That's really ultra-stonerish man. Reminds me of Sleep and Electric Wizard, that tone does.

Digging it a bunch.

[lovewilltearusapart5]

real nice analogue sound! you could really milk the LFO to get some sick dubstep sounds - would love to hear that through a 1x18.

nice bass too - is that a 4001?