Roland CUBE-100 BASS Owner's Manual page 11

Set the VOLUME knob at appropriate volume level.
FUNK WAH (T.E)
SHAPE switch: OFF
ROCK RIFF (CONCERT 810)
SHAPE switch: ON or OFF
OVER DRIVE (B MAN)
SHAPE switch: OFF
Setting Name:
SHAPE Switch
ON
OFF
This setting employs the T-WAH feature for a funky sound
that responds to the bass touch.
The wah effect becomes even more prominent with the T.E or
SESSION amp types, which feature response up to the high-
frequency range. Use the T-WAH knob to adjust the
sensitivity. Adjust the T-WAH effect with the knob settings
according to the output of the connected bass.
This is a fat, powerful standard bass sound.
Raise the HIGH-MID setting to produce a clear picking sound
when the bass is picked.
If you want a fatter low end, set the SHAPE switch to ON.
Raising the GAIN slightly results in an even fatter sound.
Applying the FLANGER produces a driving sound that goes
well with rock music.
This setting gives the distorted sound produced by cranking a
tube amp up all the way.
You can set the GAIN position to create a huge range of
sounds, from light-distortion to deep-distortion overdrive.
You can then use the equalizer to create a wide range of
different tones.
You can get distortion with a fat, undulating sound by raising
the LOW-MID setting, while turning up the TREBLE and
HIGH-MID and turning down the BASS works to produce a
bright distortion sound.
Use this for keeping notes regarding your settings.
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Sample Settings
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