Allomorph - Standard Jazz Bass

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ALLOMORPH: STANDARD JAZZ BASS EDITION Transform your stock Fender Jazz Bass into 25 legendary active, vintage, modern, hollow-body, and acoustic pickup configurations. OVERVIEW Allomorph turns your Fender Jazz Bass into a versatile tonal chameleon. Instead of modeling an amplifier or speaker cabinet, Allomorph sits at the very beginning of your signal chain (Block 1 on the Darkglass Anagram) to reshape the actual sound, pickup response, and feel of your instrument. With this pack, your Jazz Bass can instantly deliver: • Classic Precision Bass warmth, woody low-mids, and Motown flatwound thump • The aggressive punch, hollow scoop, and metallic bite of Music Man StingRays • Modern active slap preamps, boutique P/MM hybrids, and cutting multi-scale progressive rock clank • Iconic 1960s Hofner hollow-body violin thump and Gibson EB-2 semi-hollow archtop rumble • Acoustic upright double bass resonance for jazz and acoustic sessions • '70s bridge-shifted dual-pickup growl, S-1 series humbucking punch, Jaco Pastorius bridge bark, and solo neck warmth Calibrated specifically for a 34" Standard Jazz Bass with both stock single-coil pickups wide open in parallel (preserving 100% hum cancellation across every model). Plug in, select a model, and hear your Jazz Bass transform into a completely different instrument in real time with zero latency. RECOMMENDED SIGNAL CHAIN [Fender Jazz Bass] -> [Block 1: Allomorph Pickup Twin] (Input / Pickup Front-End) -> [Block 2: Amp / Drive / Preamp] (Darkglass B7K, SVT, B-15, etc.) -> [Block 3: Speaker Cabinet IR] (8x10, 4x10, 1x15, etc.) -> [FOH / Audio Interface / DAW] Why Block 1? Overdrive pedals and amps react directly to the resonant character of your pickups. Putting Allomorph first ensures downstream pedals and amp models distort the authentic growl of a P-bass split-coil, the clank of a StingRay, or the bite of an active preamp, rather than a generic DI signal. QUICK INSTRUMENT SETUP • Neck Volume Knob: 100% (Wide Open) • Bridge Volume Knob: 100% (Wide Open) • Master Tone Knob: 100% (Wide Open) Keep both pickups wide open in parallel for all 25 models—preserving 100% hum cancellation while letting you switch between solo neck, solo bridge, and dual-pickup instruments completely hands-free via footswitch. All pickup positioning, pot loading, tone capacitor shaping, and active preamp EQs are handled automatically by the models. THE 25 DIGITAL TWIN VOICINGS Precision Bass & Super P Family 01. Precision Vintage The gold standard: a vintage 1962 Precision Bass with tone wide open. Warm, woody low-mids, open harmonic bloom, and organic touch sensitivity that sits perfectly in any mix. 02. Precision Active Fender American Ultra II active split-coil P-bass tone with 18V 3-band active preamp. Punchy, articulate, and wideband with authoritative low-end weight and bright transient clarity—built for modern rock, gospel, and mix cutting authority. 03. Dingwall Super P Dingwall SP1 multi-scale (32"–35") passive Neodymium Dual-P split-coil pickup. Combines fanned-fret low-end tightness with a focused 3.0 kHz passive Neodymium presence peak that cuts through dense mixes without an active preamp. 04. Precision Warm The legendary Motown flatwound sound (James Jamerson / Pino Palladino). Fat, pillowy sub-bass thump with rolled-off highs that glues the groove together. Music Man StingRay Family 05. StingRay Parallel The iconic Music Man StingRay sound: thunderous low end, aggressive metallic slap clank, and that hollow midrange scoop heard on thousands of hit records. 06. StingRay Series StingRay wired in series for a hotter, thicker signal with punchy low-mids and an aggressive, in-your-face rock bark. P/J Bass Family 07. PJ Active Modern active P/J punch (Fender American Ultra II style). Combines Ultra II Noiseless split-coil body with Noiseless bridge single-coil cut, boosted by the 18V 3-band active preamp. 08. PJ Passive Classic '80s rock P/J tone (Fender Precision Special / Yamaha BB). Thick hard-rock punch with aggressive midrange bite and authoritative low-end grunt. P/MM Modern Hybrids 09. P∕MM Parallel Modern boutique session hybrid (Lakland 44-02 / Sandberg California style). Blends the woody warmth of a Split-P neck with the scooped slap bite and sparkling top-end of a parallel Music Man bridge humbucker through an active 3-band preamp. 10. P∕MM Series Modern active P/MM hybrid with the bridge humbucker switched to series coils. Delivers a punchy, mid-forward humbucker roar and muscular rock authority through the active 3-band preamp. Rickenbacker 4001/4003 Family 11. Rickenbacker Clank The quintessential prog-rock clank (Chris Squire / Geddy Lee). Tight, lean low end with biting, aggressive pick attack and cutting upper-mid grit. 12. Rickenbacker Vintage Authentic vintage 4001 dual-pickup circuit with the 4.7nF high-pass capacitor engaged on the bridge pickup. Combines full-range neck sub-bass with biting bridge clank while eliminating 500 Hz phase cancellation. 13. Rickenbacker Neck Solo 4001/4003 "Toaster / Hi-Gain" neck single-coil positioned at the 24th-fret harmonic node (210 mm). Scoops the 4th harmonic for a deep, woody fundamental while retaining a glassy 2.34 kHz roundwound presence peak (Paul McCartney / Al Cisneros). Dingwall Multi-Scale Family 14. Dingwall Bridge Modern progressive metal tone: razor-sharp pick clank, extreme note clarity, and piano-like low-B definition tailored for drop tunings and heavy distortion. 15. Dingwall Series The signature Dingwall rotary position (Bridge + Middle FD3n pickups wired in series). Massive low-mid wall of sound with laser-focused multi-scale string tension and aggressive modern rock/metal authority (Nolly Getgood). 16. Dingwall Parallel FD3 bridge and middle coils in parallel: modern scooped aggression with ultra-fast transient attack, tight sub-bass, and pristine harmonic sparkle. Gibson Mudbucker & Hollow-Body Family 17. Mudbucker Deep The legendary Gibson EB-0 solid-body "Mudbucker": a dark, colossal wall of pure vintage bass rumble with zero top-end harshness—pure '60s and '70s British blues-rock. 18. Mudbucker Hollow 1961 Gibson EB-2 / Epiphone Rivoli semi-hollow laminated maple archtop with neck Sidewinder humbucker. Combines massive 30.5" short-scale low end with warm, resonant archtop wood bloom and natural semi-hollow sustain damping ('60s soul and British Invasion). 19. Mudbucker Baritone 1961 Gibson EB-2 semi-hollow archtop with the Baritone push-button choke filter engaged (15.0H inductor + 20nF capacitor). Attenuates sub-bass mud below 200 Hz to focus a snarling, woody midrange rock bark (Jack Bruce / Chris Dreja). 20. Hofner Violin Warm Iconic 1963 Hofner 500/1 fully hollow violin bass ("Beatle Bass") with Staple Alnico V neck humbucker, "Bass On" rhythm circuit, floating ebony bridge, and low-tension flatwounds. Explosive woody attack thump with fast, blooming hollow-body decay (Paul McCartney). Acoustic Transducers 21. Upright Piezo Acoustic upright double bass: transforms your electric bass into a woody, resonant acoustic upright with natural hollow-body pizzicato decay and organic finger feel. Pair with 3 Sigma Audio "Acoustic Upright Standard" AST IRs in your cabinet loader for authentic soundboard acoustic bloom. Jazz Bass Family 22. Jazz Pair Active The quintessential NYC '70s active slap tone: tight, massive sub-bass and crisp, glassy highs with a 53.3mm bridge-spaced midrange scoop that pops right out of a dense mix. 23. Jazz Pair Series Dual Jazz single-coils wired in series (Fender S-1 / push-pull spec). Eliminates the parallel mid-scoop in favor of a hot, muscular humbucking midrange punch that drives tube amps and pedals with authority. 24. Jazz Bridge Growl The unmistakable Jaco Pastorius tone: delivers that signature singing, vocal bridge growl and burp with full low-end body while keeping both physical pickups hum-canceling. 25. Jazz Neck Warm Solo '60s neck single-coil character—deep, warm, and round with a woody low-end bloom that rivals a P-bass while retaining single-coil openness and hum-free parallel operation. LICENSE & DISCLAIMER License: Licensed for personal and commercial musical performances, recording, and production. Redistribution, sublicensing, or resale of raw model files or derived profiles without permission is strictly prohibited. Trademark Disclaimer: All product names, trademarks, and registered trademarks (such as Fender, Precision Bass, P-Bass, Jazz Bass, J-Bass, Music Man, StingRay, Sterling, Rickenbacker, Gibson, Dingwall, Bartolini, Sadowsky, Spector, ToneStyler, EMG, and Darkglass) are the property of their respective owners. Used solely to identify historical instruments and analog circuits analyzed in this project. Allomorph is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these manufacturers.

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V7 models released! - New tones! - Removed need to switch pickup balance! You can keep it parallel. - Replaced tones that are easily replicated with onboard tone controls - More accurate active voicings - Fixed issues with series voicings
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