Bass, Presets, and MIDI for Perfect Sessions
This EBX is the ultimate expansion for EZbass. It features a bass that's a legend in music history, favored by session players across all genres. With flatwound strings and recordings both direct and through a custom amp, it offers a huge tonal range.
Alongside the instrument, it includes a wide variety of ready - to - use presets and a basic collection of MIDI basslines inspired by different styles. Whether you're working on an acoustic singer - songwriter track, an R&B beat, or a gospel song, this EBX will do the job.
Features
- A 1960s vintage electric bass with flatwound strings
- Inspired by diverse styles and sounds
- Offers finger, pick, slap, and tapping options
- Has a range from D1 to E4
- Comes with presets for common bass tones
- Includes a custom MIDI library for the instrument
The Instrument
The Fender Precision Bass is a studio favorite, played by legends like James Jamerson and Sting. It's versatile, adapting to any playing style and context, and is likely the most recorded bass guitar ever.
The Sounds & Articulations
Sampled using finger - playing and pick styles, this EBX gives you a wide tonal palette. Flatwound strings provide a great mid - and low - frequency range. Recorded with split signals (direct and through an amp), it offers different tones that can fit any mix.
The Presets
The presets offer a broad range of transparent tones for daily songwriting. You can also use the 'DI' and 'Multi - Out' options to create your own tones.
Using the Toontrack EBX: Session Player is easy. First, install it on your compatible music production software. To start, you can choose from the variety of presets included in the package. These presets are great for quickly getting a good bass sound in your song, whether it's an acoustic, R&B, or gospel track. If you want more control, you can use the custom MIDI library to create your own basslines. You can play the bass using different techniques like finger - playing or using a pick, and there are also options for slap and tapping. When it comes to maintenance, since this is a virtual instrument, there's no physical maintenance required. But make sure to keep your software updated to ensure the best performance. Also, when using the 'DI' and 'Multi - Out' options to create your own tones, be careful not to overload your signal chain to avoid distortion or unwanted noise. Have fun making music with your new EBX!
