Propellerhead Reason Electric Bass Refill Download
Propellerhead Electric Bass Reason Refill Collection (Macintosh and Windows). The Propellerhead Reason Electric Bass ReFill puts eight fully playable electric bass guitars into your Reason rack. Featuring selectable basses and bass rigs plus a wide selection of music style patches, this ReFill lets you add dynamic,. Propellerheads Reason Electric Bass Refill Details Want lively, realistic sounding bass parts without using loops or hiring a session player? The Reason Electric Bass ReFill gives you gigabytes of masterfully multisampled bass guitar sounds for Reason's NN-XT sampler, with an emphasis on realism.
I'm definitely considering grabbing the Reason Electric Bass ReFill while it's on sale. I'm sure many of you have used it for years or tried it before - what are your thoughts? I've been happy before with the Reason Piano and Drum Kits refills, so I'm wondering if it's as good. Do you feel it's an essential tool to getting a realistic bass sound, short of playing an amped bass and recording it yourself? Or have you been able to fake a realistic bass using stock Reason devices?
Lately, I've just been using Subtractor's bass guitar preset with decent success, but they've been electronic songs, so realism hasn't been a huge priority, but that option seems appealing. Product details Rockinbackre is essentially an electric bass guitar instrument in the form of a refill. It has been modelled on a very prestigious brand of bass guitars using a number of models from this very guitar range. The mutlisampled Bass guitar models used - 4003 / 4004 / Vintage Maple / Upright The refill also contains the 'Bass PlayRe' This is a series of combinator patches which have real live bass grooves pre recorded. All you need to do is select the notes and pattern to suit your track. With the Instruments there is a variation you can choose on each sampled bass instrument via the amp settings etc, which helps you get the tone and feel you desire for free playing your riff on your MIDI keyboard. The most realistic bass player you have ever had in your music!
Content 78 Combinators 27 OctRex Patches 190 Dr Rex Loops 7 NNXT Patches 3.6GB 24Bit Multi sampled audio, Pre Packing. Delivered in Refill Format 1.2GB Requires Reason 8 or above. PurpleMonkeyDishes wrote: Good morning. Yes for sure, since I got it I have not used the Reason Bass refill.
And seen as it is currently less than half the price I paid for it originally it is an absolute no-brainer! 20 bucks well spent if you use real bass guitars. Wow, that's impressive because the Reason Bass looks super playable and realistic. With the Rockinbackre, are you still using it to manually program realistic bass lines, or have you been using the rex loops and making new ones based off of those? Seems like the loops could be helpful to generate ideas. Hmm, might have to get both.
PurpleMonkeyDishes wrote: Good morning. Yes for sure, since I got it I have not used the Reason Bass refill.
And seen as it is currently less than half the price I paid for it originally it is an absolute no-brainer! 20 bucks well spent if you use real bass guitars. Wow, that's impressive because the Reason Bass looks super playable and realistic.
With the Rockinbackre, are you still using it to manually program realistic bass lines, or have you been using the rex loops and making new ones based off of those? Seems like the loops could be helpful to generate ideas. Hmm, might have to get both. You can play basslines straight of your midi controller man, get both yeah seriously for the amount of work that has gone into either of these products they are both excellent value. Dvdrtldg wrote:REB is great, the only thing lacking for me is round-robin note samples - if you're doing repetitive single-note stuff and you want to bring it forward in the mix, it's a bit machine-gunny. Otherwise - beautiful sound, highly playable That's not entirely true (sort of. But not quite!
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REB has both 'up' and 'down' strokes (think of it as alternating between using index and middle finger to strike). Usually when playing repeated notes you would alternate between the two. So there is effectively two round-robins. Normally I just create everything in the normal range first, then select all repeated notes and add +36 semitones to put them in the alt stroke sample range to get the alternating. Together with slightly different velocities, it's pretty good imo. XRwu8 wrote:I'm definitely considering grabbing the Reason Electric Bass ReFill while it's on sale. I'm sure many of you have used it for years or tried it before - what are your thoughts?
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I've been happy before with the Reason Piano and Drum Kits refills, so I'm wondering if it's as good. Do you feel it's an essential tool to getting a realistic bass sound, short of playing an amped bass and recording it yourself? Or have you been able to fake a realistic bass using stock Reason devices? Lately, I've just been using Subtractor's bass guitar preset with decent success, but they've been electronic songs, so realism hasn't been a huge priority, but that option seems appealing.
This is s must-have refill if u are looking for realistic bass, highly recommended:).