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AcousticsampleS releases Bassysm-M and Bassysm-Pack

Wednesday February 17, 2010. 04:33 PM, by AcousticsampleS Virtual Instrument > AcousticsampleS
Virtual Instrument : AcousticsampleS releases Bassysm-M and Bassysm-Pack - pcmusicAcousticsampleS has announced the release of Bassysm-M and Bassysm-Pack.

The Bassysm-M bass is a four strings Musicman Stingray bass with roundwound strings recorded at 24bits 44.1khz from the direct output of a tube preamp (the same as the bassysm-S and Bassysm-J).

Features :

• 260Mo sample bank, no loops
• 11 velocity layers
• 10 velocities for the release
• slide samples
• hammers samples
• advanced legato/slide/hammers script
• additionnal frets noises, Multi velocity Ghost notes
• 4 different play modes: normal, legato, hammers, slides
• playable instrument, everything can be controlled from the keyboard
• Kontakt 2 or superior (separate versions for Kontakt 3.5). Easy to use Kontakt interface.
• available now for €49.

The BassysM Pack bass is a bundle of 3 basses: Bassysm-J, Bassysm-S and Bassysm-M. The 3 libraries use a four strings Musicman Stingray bass recorded at 24bits 44.1khz from the direct output of a tube preamp. See the details of each product on their dedicated page.

Available now for €89 so you save about €60.

It's a downloadable product, but you can also get a dvd shipped at a reasonable price.
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