You can use this patch to get that deep bassy funk sound like James Jamerson or Donald Dunn. It’s great for covering almost any funk, R&B, MoTown or most rock songs from the 60’s-70’s. It’s setup using a DI box or headphones, so depending on the amp and cab you are using, you will probably have to tweak the EQ on the BP-200 a bit to keep from overpowering your setup.
Digitech’s BP-200 Bass Processor
Parameter Settings:
| Fretless/Wah Type |
Off |
| Fret Amount |
|
| Fret Attack |
|
| Compressor Amount |
1 |
| Compressor Gain |
12 |
| Compressor Crossover |
1.0 kHz |
| Amp/Stompbox Type |
Bomber |
| Amp/Stompbox Gain |
50 |
| Amp/Stompbox Level |
99 |
| EQ Bass |
6 |
| EQ Midrange |
-4 |
| EQ Treble |
11 |
| Cabinet |
1×15 |
| Gate Type |
Silncr |
| Gate Threshold |
20 |
| Effect Type |
Off |
| Effect Amount |
|
| Effect Level |
|
| Delay Type/Level |
Off |
| Delay Time |
|
| Delay Feedback |
|
| Reverb Type |
Studio |
| Reverb Decay |
60 |
| Reverb Level |
35 |
| Exp. Param Assign |
Revlvl |
| Exp. Min Value |
0 |
| Exp. Max Value |
86 |
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