Chris Wolstenholme's Studio Equipment
Chris can be seen using this loop system at 2:40 in this video.
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At 4:43 in this video reviewing Chris Wolstenholme's bass setup, a Liquid-Foot Pro MIDI Controller can be seen.
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We can see Electrix Filter Factory at 4:26 in this video reviewing Chris Wolstenholme's bass setup.
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Used as Chris's compression on the Drones tour
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Used for delay parts such as in the intro to Hysteria
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This DI was used to record bass and possibly live
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Can be seen in this pic to control his effects
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In the image titled "Chrisabsolutionpedalboard" on Musewiki, Chris Wolstenholme is shown using the Roland PK5 Dynamic MIDI Pedal.
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In a Wall Street Journal article titled "You Can't Beat It," Muse bassist Chris Wolstenholme discusses his home studio, where he uses the Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor.
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According to Musewiki, Chris Wolstenholme uses the TC Electronic G-Major Guitar Effects Processor for delay effects, notably on the track "Hysteria." This is also mentioned in a rig rundown with Dunlop TV.
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According to Tomasso Colliva "everything was managed with the Little Labs PCP distro splitter."
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Mix engineer Tommaso Colliva on recording Drones : “We had the bass cabs in the basement, which meant quite a long cable run, and for this reason we also had the mic pres in the basement, which usually were Neve 1081s, going into an [Teletronix] LA2A or [Empirical Labs] Distressor for compression, and then into insert returns on the desk, where we could apply some final level and EQ while bypassing the line amp on the desk.”
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Mix engineer Tommaso Colliva on recording Drones : “We also took a DI from the bass guitar, which allowed us to re–amp things later on if needed, and a distorted DI, taken post–pedal, and I sometimes had an LA3A or a Distressor on the DI.”
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In an article for the Wall Street Journal, Muse bassist Chris Wolstenholme discusses his home studio, where he uses the Solid State Logic XLogic G Series Compressor.
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In a WSJ article, Chris Wolstenholme discusses using the Avid HD I/O in his home studio.
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Chris Wolstenholme, bassist of Muse, features the Chandler Limited TG Series Mini Rack Limiter in his home studio, as detailed in his Wall Street Journal article.
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Two of these have been seen in Chris' home studio
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4 of these have been seen in Chris' home studio
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