Our Bass Guitar Collection contains 2.8 gigabyte samples of a Warwick® Streamer™ electric bass, recorded directly through a Mindprint® DTC™ high quality channel-strip.
In contrast to conventional sample CDs, this set contains much more samples per note than probably any other sample CD ever released. The samples are recorded in the wave format in 24 bit/44.1 khz resolution.
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 Steinberg's® HAlion™ (complete and single string-versions), which are compatible with Native Instruments® Kontakt™. The Giga™-version includes complete presets for Gigastudio™ instead, which are compatible with Gigastudio™ & Emagic® EXS 24™, for example, with 32 velocities), as well as "light" versions for less cpu/ram usage.
The sounds were very carefully recorded with highest quality RME® converters to give them a very good and natural sound.
In contrast to many other sample CDs, the samples come without a final mastering, so they fit easier into your productions and won`t sound over-processed when your recordings go through the mastering process.
- 32 (!) velocities per note
- Single strings are sampled up to higher regionas (G-string up to the 15th fret)
- one of the most authentic and realisic electric bass sounds ever available for pc-based sound production
- ready-to-play Halion™/Gigasampler™ presets (depending on the version)
- no final processing --> more freedom to use them in your productions
- high quality analogue processing
- 24 Bit, 44,1 Khz wave-Format, DDD (Gigastudio™ version contains own format, 16 Bit/44.1 Khz, 32 velocities)
- 4-CD- or DVD-Set (Gigasampler™- & Halion 16 bit version 3 CDs)
- License free use within your music
- The ideal extension for slap bass sounds is our Slap Bass Collection
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