AcousticsampleS Bassysm-J KONTAKT DVDR-DYNAMiCS

Team DYNAMiCS | Date: Jul 2010 | 1.20 GB
1,42 Go of samples, recorded at 24 bits, 44.1khz from the direct output of a musicman stingray bass plugged into a nice tube preamplifier.

- 341 sustain samples no loops, full length: 11 different velocities per note.
- 465 release samples, about 15 different velocities per note.
- 61 fret noises,
- 73 ghost notes
- 62 hammer samples
- 90 slides,
- 9 different harmonics samples
and more…

The mapping:
- C0 to D#0 are used for the playing mode changes.
• C0 -> normal mode
• C#0 -> legato mode (if you play a new note that is less or equal than 3 semitones up or 3 semitones down and if this second note is played before the end of the first one, the release sound will not be played)
• D0 -> hammer mode (if you play a new note that is less or equal than 3 semitones up or 3 semitones down and if this second note is played before the end of the first one, the release sound will not be played and the new not will be a hammer sample)
• D#0 -> slide mode (if you play a new note that is less or equal than 3 semitones up or 3 semitones down and if this second note is played before the end of the first one, the release sound will not be played and the new not will be a slide sample)
- E0 to A#2 are the normal sustained notes. If you use the hammer or the slide mode, the hammer or slide samples will be played.
-B2 is the fret noise, there are 61 different noises that will be played randomly and its volume is modulated by the velocity.
-C3 to D#3 are the ghost notes samples.
-F3 is the right hand hit on the strings.

Then you have 9 different harmonics:
E3, A3, B3, D4, E4, G4, A4, D5 and G5.

The interface:

- Play mode: You can choose the play mode on the kontakt interface:
normal, legato, hammer or slide (see the mapping section and listen to the audio examples on the website, they use a lot of hammers and slides).
-String mode: You can choose if you want to use the open strings or not.
- Reset button: resets all the parameters to the default value.
- Fretnoise: defines the volume of the fret noises, note that it will also affect the slides samples.
-Hand noise: defines the volume of the left hand you do when you play on a real bass just before playing a note.
-Release: defines the volume of the release samples.
- Bass and treble: a simple equalizer that you can find on a lot of basses.