#Stage plot images bass guitar pro#

Electro-Harmonix Black Russian Big Muff Pi.2x Markbass Standard 151HR 1x15 Bass Cab.Fender Geddy Lee Signature Jazz Bass (Satin Black/Maple fretboard) ('77 Jazz Bass replacement).Fender '77 Jazz Bass (Sunburst/Maple fretboard) (replaced with Geddy Lee Signature Bass).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string (Stealth) (Blue/White-Led replacement).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string (Aqua Blue/White-LED) (replaced with Stealth).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string (Graphite/Green-LED).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass (Chrome/TriColor-LED).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass (Aqua Blue/White-LED).Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass (Graphite/Red-LED).Status The KingBass Mk-II (Amphitheatre Tour only).ETA Systems EPD11 LVIEC-CE Power Distribution Unit.Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass (Graphite/Blue-LED).Wolstenholme also mentioned, while speaking to John Kennedy on Radio X, that another difference, compared to recording previous albums was, that they've mostly recorded Simulation Theroy with clean bass going straight into the console, giving them the flexibility to manipulate the sound later, in the DAW. According to Chris, he wanted to use more of the old Fender Jazz Bass sound due to the album having an 80s feel, as opposed to mainly using Status bass guitars, which have a more modern sound. The Ampeg SVT-VR was used yet again in the studio setup, but an Ashdown BTA-400 head was seen for the first time being used by Wolstenholme. In the studio, while making Simulation Theory, Chris has been seen using '73 Jazz Bass, a '77 Jazz Bass and his Status signature basses. A couple of new stompboxes were also added, and the bulky Kemper profilers were replaced with slightly smaller rack-mount verisons. For the Simulation Theory tour, he also kept the setup fairly similar, but he used three new basses (including the Keyboard Bass) and switched from the Skrydstrup MR10 system to an RJM Effect Gizmo system.

He only added two new basses: The new graphite-covered green-LED Status The KingBass Mk-II and the new version of the Status Kitara Doubleneck Bass for Madness. NA Summer Amphitheatre Tour 2017 & Simulation TheoryĬhris's bass tech with gear used on the Simulation Theory World Tourįor the 2017 North American Summer Amphitheatre Tour, Chris mostly kept the same setup as for the Drones tour. Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass 5-string.Status Chris Wolstenholme Signature Bass.A few weeks later, Muse posted a TikTok video, with Chris playing WSD on his signature Status black 5-string bass, meaning it was likely used for the song, due to the drop-B tuning.

#Stage plot images bass guitar pro#

Additionally, either a pedal or a plugin version of the Geiger Counter distortion/bit crusher was used in combination with the wah, as noted on the Pro Tools session seen in the video. In another post by Aleks Von Korff, two Dunlop Bass Wah pedals can be seen in the studio, used for Won't Stand Down. On the short clips of Matt and Dom talking about the Origin of Symmetry RemiXX, an Ampeg SVT-VR can be seen in the studio's live room, sitting on top of an Ampeg 4x10 cabinet, aswell as a Markbass SD 1200 head next to them. The butterscotch 1973 Jazz Bass can also be seen sitting in the studio.

It is unknown though, whether or not the pedal is actually going to be used in the album, or if it was just used for demo track purposes. From a video posted by Aleks Von Korff, touring the studio, a previously unseen pedal, the JHS 4 Wheeler Bass Fuzz, can be seen sitting next to a ZVex Woolly Mammoth on the control desk. studio at which they were recording the album here and there. Previously, he used a few unknown-brand leather straps.ĭespite not as much footage from the recording of the upcoming album released yet, a few of Chris's basses and other gear were spotted in the L.A. Before that (BH&R and The Resistance tours) he has been using the ones from Manson Guitar Works - the same as Bellamy uses. Wolstenholme mainly uses leather straps from Status Graphite. He has also been seen with the DR Neon color coated strings with the colours of the British flag during the 2012 London Olympics Closing Ceremony performance, allthough he has not actually played them live. He's currently using DR MR-45 Hi-Beam roundcore 45-105 stainless steel strings. According to Wolstenholme, the DR Strings retain the brightness even after being played for one gig, which is why he chose them. After that, he moved to DR Strings at around 2006 and has been using them ever since. He then switched to using a couple of unknown brands. 4 NA Summer Amphitheatre Tour 2017 & Simulation Theoryĭuring Showbiz, OoS tours, Chris equiped his basses with Elites 40-100 stainless steel strings.