– EQ and Effect Presets – direct in the instrument user interface. – Bass recorded DI to give you maximum flexibility in the sound production. – Control over release samples – random alternation between more or less tight (how quickly they are dampened) release samples where the proportion of each can be controlled by the user. – Chord mode – makes it possible for notes to be automatically assigned to the right strings even if the notes of a chord don’t arrive exactly at the same time.
Slides use real interval transitions sampled in three different speeds for realism. The velocity will determine the slide speed. – Slide mode – play a note legato while holding the sustain pedal pressed to trigger a slide. – Convenient keyswitch mode – a keyswitch affects the following note or remains active as long as it’s pressed – making it easy to quickly return to the default mode of operation. – Automatic alternation of right hand index and middle finger samples (can also be controlled using keyswitches). Use keyswitches to limit the string choice or to move the active playing position (placement of left hand). – Automatic string selection – play and the script selects the most suitable string for you. – Each string is monophonic so new notes abort earlier notes, giving a perfectly realistic bass.
– A powerful user interface pushing the Kontakt user interface to its limits: a fretboard display gives an overview of the playing position and for each string what fret and articulation (displayed as a unique symbol) that are used – dynamically updated as you play.
– Real-time playable – with the exception of cross hammering and trills all of the articulations in the list given further below can be triggered without the need for any keyswitches.
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