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Bass Fingers

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The most detailed and nuanced fingerstyle bass virtual instrument in existence. Lay down authentic and realistic-sounding basslines with the personality of a seasoned bass player—intuitively on your keyboard.

It ain’t easy creating realistic sounding MIDI basslines. It’s more than just notes—you want to hear the expressiveness, the touch of the strings hitting the frets, and all the goodness that happens in-between the notes to make a bassline sound like a player and not a computer.

Bass Fingers translates your MIDI input into basslines full of character and personality, giving you the same mechanics, variations and dynamics a seasoned bass player creates naturally across the fretboard.

Designed, recorded and edited by highly regarded bass player Or Lubianiker (Marty Friedman, Gus G, Bumblefoot), Bass Fingers is an ultra-natural sounding, high-performance virtual instrument with an extensive range of articulation and control over your sound—from natural legatos, release and decays, to realistic percussive playing, sampled slides, mechanical noises, and other natural playing effects.

Featuring an extensive sample library with 15.5GB of hand-crafted bass samples, Bass Fingers gives you the most extensive and realistic fingerstyle bass vocabulary possible.

The most nuanced fingerstyle bass sample library ever created
8 velocity layers and 6 round robins for every sampled note
Full 5-string articulation: natural hammer-ons and pull-offs, release and decays, sampled slides, percussive playing & more
21 interactive playing positions with an intelligent adaptive fretboard
Automatic string switching
Customizable Keyswitch Editor for modifiers and additional bass SFX samples
Built-in studio-quality effects
Plugin or standalone instrument
NKS-ready for NI Komplete Kontrol and Maschine

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Shaun Martin Artist, Keyboardist, Producer

Snarky Puppy, Erykah Badu, Kirk Franklin, Tamela Mann

“As a keyboard player, Bass Fingers gives me all of the freedom to create while staying completely authentic to the sound of the original bass instrument.”

Greg Wells Producer, Mixer, Songwriter

Adele, Dua Lipa, The Greatest Showman Soundtrack, Keith Urban

“Bass Fingers sounds phenomenal. Very tweakable, very easy to use, and all the right options for sound variation.”

Sterling Winfield Producer, Engineer, Mixer

Pantera, Hellyeah, Texas Hippie Coalition, Erykah Badu

“Bass Fingers is simply amazing: the most realistic soft-synth bass I have ever heard. It has the sound of the fingers grazing the bass strings. If you make music, and you aren't a bass player, this is how you do it.”

Bad Snacks Artist, Songwriter, Producer

Bad Snacks

“Super-fun electric bass emulator: I love all of the articulations that you can map out on the keyswitch, and it has so many great textures that simulate real electric bass playing. The post-FX are also great for sculpting inspiring bass tones.”

Adair Daufembach Producer, Recording, Mixing & Mastering Engineer

Tony MacAlpine, Aquiles Priester, Project46, Rock in Rio

“The best metal bass tones I ever heard from a soft instrument. Bass Fingers is incredibly easy to play and get realistic bass sounds.”

Dave Darlington Composer, Recording, Mixing & Mastering Engineer

Avicii, David Guetta, Sting, Oz

“This is the first MIDI bass guitar that makes me feel like I’m really playing an actual bass with strings. Very realistic sound, enhanced by the adaptive positioning which reflects very well where your hand would be on the neck and how that would affect the exact tone.”

Gary Barlow Vocalist, Songwriter

Take That, Gary Barlow, Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II

“Bass Fingers sounds great and lets me quickly get a sound that fits the track I’m working on. The pedalboard effects are a lot of fun, and it’s nice to be able to blend between vintage and modern tones.”