your go-to plugin for bass?
- Rad Grandad
- 38044 posts since 6 Sep, 2003 from Downeast Maine
I have been pleased with EastWest Real Bass samples and vsampler. I'm surprised too because I do not like Real Drums from them at all. However I am a straght forward rocker, I don't use much electronic sounding bass, I go more for the clean Jazz bass through and svt sound. These samples do this well and I like the variations like slides, effects and harmonics it comes with for it's three sampled basses (Jazz, Ibanez and a Warwick fingerless). Also the multi-velocity samples are good because withut chaging volume the lower velocities creat the pop and stops in slap bass. Before that I used either a common free font called natural basses and 4front...
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- KVRAF
- 7137 posts since 8 Feb, 2003 from London, UK
Well, we've Geoff Khan's next sampleset to look forward to, if you're after sampled bass .
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- KVRAF
- 2058 posts since 23 Sep, 2004 from Canada
Actually I know where you can get a Wavestation AD for $400 @ the moment in Melbourne (insane really) ..............Jeez wrote:But consider that for those prices I can get top-shelf software.
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- KVRian
- 1219 posts since 12 Aug, 2002
Bass is definately still a hardware thing for me.
*Sometimes* I will lash together a bass sound using Creamware synth modules. Generally, the Creamware synths still seem to have more kick and cut than native stuff.
But for the ultimate bass smash, I still find myself plugging in a few of the old faithfuls.
Minimoog, Juno 106, D-50, DX-7, K-5000...
...sometimes the whole bleeding lot together.
I am sooooo VSTi challenged it is quite sad.
*Sometimes* I will lash together a bass sound using Creamware synth modules. Generally, the Creamware synths still seem to have more kick and cut than native stuff.
But for the ultimate bass smash, I still find myself plugging in a few of the old faithfuls.
Minimoog, Juno 106, D-50, DX-7, K-5000...
...sometimes the whole bleeding lot together.
I am sooooo VSTi challenged it is quite sad.
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- KVRist
- 69 posts since 26 Nov, 2003 from Sydney, Australia
I recently got my hands on a boxed copy of BassStation for AUD$70, which I'm pretty impressed with. Not sure that I would have shelled out RRP for it though
Linplug Alpha has a wide range of presets that can be auditioned and tweaked. For something more meaty, I'll jump to either Symptohm, or use Tau Pro (or something equally "bassy") and run it through Quad Frohmage (yum).
Vorn.
Linplug Alpha has a wide range of presets that can be auditioned and tweaked. For something more meaty, I'll jump to either Symptohm, or use Tau Pro (or something equally "bassy") and run it through Quad Frohmage (yum).
Vorn.
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- KVRian
- 517 posts since 21 Aug, 2003 from so cal
not a vst but the juno 106 delivers the goods every time .
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- KVRist
- 242 posts since 4 Feb, 2004 from New York, New York
FSM Infector a subtractive synth for buzz
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- KVRian
- 580 posts since 3 Feb, 2005
I'd have to agree vsti's arn't really up to proper bass just yet... especially at 44khz at 96khz there IS a difference, bt I'm not going to open that flame monster
Analog bass rocks or at least non transposed multi samples of analog bass.
Analog bass rocks or at least non transposed multi samples of analog bass.
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- KVRian
- 618 posts since 9 May, 2003 from Tumwater, WA
I have got some old fashioned pieces of hardware laying about. Could I get good bass out of the following crappy synths:
radio shack mg1
syntecno teebee
roland sh2
tx81z
waldorf pulse
radio shack mg1
syntecno teebee
roland sh2
tx81z
waldorf pulse
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- Banned
- 717 posts since 18 Feb, 2004
ive found the linplug alpha to do very good bass.
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- KVRist
- 283 posts since 7 Apr, 2001 from Milwaukee, WI
The Pulse, TX81z and the SH-2 are some of the best bass synths around! You're sitting on a goldmine! If you don't want those "crappy" synths I'd be glad to buy them from youNotron User wrote:I have got some old fashioned pieces of hardware laying about. Could I get good bass out of the following crappy synths:
radio shack mg1
syntecno teebee
roland sh2
tx81z
waldorf pulse
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 347 posts since 6 Nov, 2004 from Glendale, California
Wow. There are so many good suggestions here I have no idea what to do with them. I am just going to try and grab all the freebies.
impOSCar I have been thinking about getting just because I love the demo's people have done and some of the stuff people have made with it.
SS2 I have also been thinking about for the pad sounds (SS2 free= pads) but not really for bass.
Minimonsta was just decent from what I heard, but I could be wrong.
I had always heard Alpha was good for soft leads, but what do I know?
Jeez, share some of your software magic with me! I can't coax a decent bass sound out of iblit or many other freebies when I try! The closest I have gotten to a bass sound I have designed myself I like is one in Reason's Subtractor. You can dl it here.
I'm warning you, you may not like.
impOSCar I have been thinking about getting just because I love the demo's people have done and some of the stuff people have made with it.
SS2 I have also been thinking about for the pad sounds (SS2 free= pads) but not really for bass.
Minimonsta was just decent from what I heard, but I could be wrong.
I had always heard Alpha was good for soft leads, but what do I know?
Jeez, share some of your software magic with me! I can't coax a decent bass sound out of iblit or many other freebies when I try! The closest I have gotten to a bass sound I have designed myself I like is one in Reason's Subtractor. You can dl it here.
I'm warning you, you may not like.
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- Skunk Mod
- 21249 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Pony Pasture
Don't think I'm trolling, but...
For the wealthiest bass only!
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