BassPump Bass Preamp

The primary function of a bass preamp is to boost the signal from the bass guitar. This is necessary because the signal from the instrument can be quite weak, especially if it is being played through a long cable or if the pickups are not particularly strong. By boosting the signal, the preamp can help to ensure that the bass sound is strong and clear, with plenty of definition.
In addition to boosting the signal, a bass preamp can also provide a range of tone shaping options. Most preamps offer a variety of EQ controls, which can be used to adjust the bass, midrange, and treble frequencies. This can help to tailor the sound of the bass to suit a particular playing style or musical genre.
These additional EQ features can be used to further shape the sound of the bass.
Utilize it to introduce a fresh tone to a vintage passive bass, enhance the sound of any amplifier, or add a unique flavor to a specific track.
If you need to using only preamp and disable EQ, just set Bass, Mid and Treble level knobs to zero.
BassPump is a powerful helper for passive bass guitars.
BASSPUMP was been inpsired by well-known MXR® Bass Preamp™ pedal for bass signal modifiyng in live & studio tasks. It’s all about delivering super clean boost & equalisation with sweepable midrange control for your recordings.

Try out BASSPUMP as special spice to sculpt & boost your bass guitar signal with midrange freuency control for sweeten up any amp and add a new signal character.

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MAIN CONTROLS

INPUT: Sets pre-EQ gain of the incoming signal
BASS: Cuts or boosts low end frequencies (+/- 16 dB @ 40 Hz)
MID: Cuts or boosts midrange frequencies (+/- 17 dB)
MID FREQ: Select midrange frequency to be affected (250 Hz … 1 kHz) Increase post-EQ signal boosting
TREBLE: Cuts or boosts high end frequencies (+/- 18 dB @ 4 kHz)
OUTPUT: Increase post-EQ signal boosting
DIRECT OUT MODE:
PRE: dry unporcessed signal at the direct output MODE POST: wet processed signal at the direct output
POST: wet processed signal at the direct output
ACTIVE FX: Switches the effect between Active and Soft-Bypass modes. Variation of effect bypass with fade in and fade out that excludes loud peaks when you enable or disable the effect

More Volume: Helps to add more volume, with more headroom, clarity, and flexibility of your passive or active bass guitar before the amplifier.

More clear or more dirty sound: Make your sound louder and more powerful with output boost, can also add new tonal character to your amp.

Preserves the High End: Internal EQ helps to accentuate the low and high frequencies of the boosted bass guitar signal. Sweepable midrange frequency knob accentuate tonal flexibility from 250 Hz to 1 kHz.

UPDATE 1.0.3:

Add device categories: “Amps”, “Guitar”, Bass”

- 1.0.2: Bugfix: Midrange Frequency can ignore some value changes
- 1.0.1: DirectOut bugfix
- 1.0.0: main release version