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Electric Bass Vol. 1—Rock

Thank you for choosing Sonic Implants sound libraries, the most organic sound libraries on the market. We are pleased to offer EXS24, 
HALion, Kontakt, MachFive, and Reason users this premium instrument library. For more sampled instrument collections, visit www.
sonicimplants.com.

Sonic Implants basses are unlike any you’ve heard.  Awesome sonic quality, with multi-sampled tones, upstroke, downstroke, picked 
mutes, plucked harmonics, slides and more. It’s this attention to detail that makes for incredibly authentic bass tracks. The basses range 
from super punchy slap basses to warm, smooth finger basses, to cutting rock picked basses, and more. 

Fender PBass 

- The dean of American basses, the Fender Precision is a four-string workhorse chock full of thick, rich tone. 

Heavy Pick Bass

 - A bass for all you heavy rockers. In the style of Alice In Chains, this bass is heavily picked, heavily amped and heavily 

played. Hits include both down and up picked tones so you can really dig in and get that hard rock sound. You won’t find this bass 
anywhere else.

True Grit Bass

 - Imagine plugging your favorite bass into an amp the size of a small building, cranking the volume knob to infinity, and 

blowing an F5 tornado-sized riff through your town—True Grit Bass makes it possible.

Synth Bass 

- Have the rave at your house! These synth bass patches will be all you need to keep the party moving and the dance floor 

pulsing.  Phat, funky, and righteous.

Keyboard Layout

   

 

Each key on a piano keyboard has a name and octave delineation. For example, middle C is C4. One octave above middle C is C5, etc. 
(See diagram above.) This is useful in determining how our instruments are laid across a MIDI keyboard.  

Note:

 Middle C is C4, which is the standard for most MIDI keyboards, although on some applications or keyboards refer to middle C as 

C3 (Yamaha) or C5.

All Bass instruments are laid out from C1-C4  (C4 is middle C).  

Finger

 in any instrument label means the instrument is played with fingers.

 

  Ex.  PBass Finger Double

 

  All samples in this instrument are played with fingers.

Pick 

in any instrument label means the instrument was played with a pick.

 

  Ex.  Heavy Pick Bass Down

 

  All samples in this instrument were played with a pick.

Down 

is a downward pluck of the string, sometimes labeled D.

 

  Ex.  Heavy Pick Bass Down

 

  All samples in this instrument are downward picks.

Up 

is an upward pluck on the string, sometimes labeled U.

 

  Ex.  Heavy Pick Bass Up

 

  All samples in this instrument are upward picks.

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