4Front Bass Module by 4Front Technologies

4Front Bass Module has an average user rating of 3.33 from 12 reviews

User Reviews by KVR Members for 4Front Bass Module

Reviewed By SRF [all]
September 11th, 2003
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows

A quick review to support the last one! - I really like this little VSTi, it has a smooth sound and is extremely CPU friendly. It isn't right for everything - forget about rock tunes, for example - but in the right context it works extemely well. The author has a very good demo tune on his website which shows it off nicely.

Ratings...

User interface - it certainly isn't confusing and it's incredibly easy to use - it doesn't do anything!

Sound - very good in the right tune.

Features - there aren't any. Don't worry about it.

Docs - I think it has a basic readme, but to be honest you don't need any docs.

Presets - there's only 1, but it's good.

Customer support - disagree with the first review here, as it seems a bit harsh to criticise the author for not adding features on a free plug. The author often frequents these pages so at least he's there if you need his help to use it (you won't).

VFM - it's free!

Stability - never crashed.

Bottom line - it's free, it's very easy to use and in certain contexts it sounds great. What more can you ask?

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Comments & Discussion for 4Front Technologies 4Front Bass Module

Discussion: Active

chikananu
22 July 2014 at 4:25am

how do i download these plugins please.

BlackWinny
22 July 2014 at 3:51pm

At the top of the present page, you see the image of the bass guitar?

At the right of the image of the bass guitar, you see a link called "Product". I drives you directly to the webpage of the product (it works the same way for about 95% of the products presents in KVR).

And for this bass guitar, at the top left of the webpage you'll immediately find the download links.

If you want to see all his other products (you're right, they are very simple but they sound very good!) at the top of his webpage you have a menu in blue characters, with "Software" among the commands of the menu. You can browse among his softwares by this way. Some are payware but many are freeware. They all have a very good sound, very few tweakable but very good as they are. George Yohng is an excellent developer in physically modelled synthesis. By the way you could take a look at his articles too...

Sycopation
7 August 2015 at 12:44am

FYI, this IS available in 64-bit.

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