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‘Bass Guitar Collection’ from Realsamples brings the sound of a Warwick® Streamer™ electric bass to your sampler with all its full bottom end glory. The bass was recorded directly through a Mindprint® DTC™ high quality channel-strip. Chromatically sampled, every note is available in 32 velocities, so you have 32 different samples of each note’s dynamic range. Additionally, every string has been sampled up to higher regions (G-string up to the 15th fret) to provide great realism and flexibility. The set includes ready-to-play presets for HAlion®, Kontakt®, EXS24® and GigaStudio®. Sampled in 96 kHz/24-Bit, the set is downsampled to 44.1 kHz/24-Bit (GigaStudio-version: 16-Bit).
“Log Drums” or “Slit Drums” are hollow percussion instruments found in many aboriginal cultures around the world, particularly Africa and Southeast Asia. Typically made from wood, the instrument consists of a box or log with slits or tongues carved into it to produce notes when struck. Despite the name, the instrument is in fact an ideophone or “lamellaphone”, since the body of the instrument itself vibrates when struck.
One of our oldest and coolest synths! And from a company more known for hot-water systems. Of course! The RKB has two basic sounds (fuzz-on & fuzz off) with some simple EQ and envelope controls. We sampled both the natural and fuzz settings with the Bass Booster on full. This way, you’ll get the real balls of the original Kee. Our Bass Booster lever sort of works in reverse. As you pull the lever down, it gradually cuts frequencies around 80Hz so that it sounds almost identical to the original when all the way down, and doesn’t knock you off your feet when boosted to full. All the front panel controls have been replicated with an extended feature set without compromising the Katra from the original instrument. If you’re after some vintage analog bass that isn’t another x0x, please consider our K Bass. It provides deep, subby bass and really has its own thing going on.
Back at it like true hustlers do, brings you yet another installment to the Keys and Bass series. This kit of pure dope might cause an epidemic in the production world. 20 spoons full of crispy piano chords and melodies over the gritty bass complete with Cardiak’s signature sound. This kit is fresh off the pot and ready to be poured on your DAW and chopped up. Grab Keys & Bass 3 today before he runs out and you’ll have to wait for the re-up…
Novation launched the original Bass Station in 1993 and it became an instant favourite. Its digital oscillators and analogue filter defined countless dance and electronic hits of the 1990s. Now a classic, its available as a software plug-in that has been carefully modelled to recreate the distinctive analogue-digital character of the original.
The double bass harmonica is not exactly a common instrument. It was more popular several decades ago, when harmonica ensembles were more common. The bass harmonica is a double-deck instrument with two hinged bodies, the lower having all the natural notes, and the upper having all the sharps/flats – so it is fully chromatic covering a range of two octaves, starting with EE (like the lowest note on a bass guitar). Each of the holes of the harmonica has two reeds tuned an octave apart – thus this harmonica has 58 reeds total. The double bass harmonica is an “all blow” instrument.
