Originally Posted by Fdemetrio
Marty, but the advertising...of EZBass is that it's patterns are song ready, much like drums are. Seems with drums, you get a chitload of patterns, then buy an expansion pack, you then get a completely different drum sound, PLUS more patterns. Its just not gonna be a problem. WIth Piano and Bass you could buy as many packs as you want, you will still have a hard time finding your feel

I initially thought it be a matter of finding a preset and then editing a bit. But the alternatives are creating a bass line in the grid editor, or playing it on guitar, converting to midi, or playing it on midi controller

I think Japovs bass went over Martys head. You could buy a bass though, and then face many challenges getting a good sound with it, then you need the right pre, the right software emulator, or buy a bass amp. But there are many ways to skin the cat


If a person is a skillful pianist with a deep knowledge of musical theory, all of this audio/midi (interface) stuff was delivered to that person on a silver platter. A person with such skills (e.g. the person in the video) cannot only play any instrument that they want in this world, but they can singularly become a convincing symphony orchestra. Practice your keyboards. The patterns (piano rolls) were invented to make money off all the rest of us.

Japov's bass did go over my head.

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