Enjoy!

:-)

Thanks. :-)

Thank you too!

Thank you. I do think, if programmed well it can sound very realistic.

Thanks. Sure, just allow some time to prepare.

@@PhilPendlebury - thank you for replying. I am not a technical person. I play piano well. I can operate a computer and DAW but, much of the other stuff - it takes me longer to learn than it takes others. So as much detail as possible is needed.

@@kennethstavis9953 Understood and thanks for the info.

Yes the octave down method never worked well eh. Just be prepared to do some editing after the capture.

My pleasure.

You are welcome. Thanks for watching.

My pleasure :-)

Спасибо!

Hi Jono, thanks. Link to Custom Paint Job Video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJefd7hlvbame6M.html

Thanks. I played the guitar in various ways. One of my techniques is to "slap" the guitar, (especially when playing live). But in this demo I just played it as you heard it and then changed the articulations to Slaps in the EZbass editor. The key is to keep the playing clean and tight. The capture will work best if you don't use any smoothing or distortion. Then do some editing afterwards. It is never going to be 100% perfect until you do a bit of editing.

@@PhilPendlebury thank you for the tip. I use superior drummer since it came out. I am used to the user interface. I would do it exactly like you did.

Hi there, perhaps you can try without any other plugins. Put the sender on your guitar recorded audio track. It is difficult to diagnose without being able to see your DAW.

@@PhilPendlebury I resorted to using reaper. Life is quite simpler now. I have been searching for a video like this for many months. It's the same issue in Ableton with my friend because in these programs, they specify whether the track is an audio or a midi track. Reaper just gives you a track to put anything in.

Depending on your DAW Host. In Cubase for example it is a basic MIDI track assigned to the Rack Instrument. Or an Instrument track.

This will depend on the how tight is the pitch of the original sample, I guess.

Good point. The detection of notes by Vari Audio for this purpose is more suited to other styles. In my tests I found that EZbass is more accurate reading guitar / bass. Plus the actual tweaking you can do within the application. Vari Audio does give you a starting point though and tbh that is all I would use EZb's detection for too. I much prefer to program directly into MIDI. Maybe another video due...

Hi and thanks for watching. The main outputs from EZb are stereo, you will hear this on chorus effects etc. But if you are recording real bass then yes of course mono is fine, (unless you are using a Rickenbacker with dual outputs). Then place EZb on a stereo track. But if you don't need any of the stereo features it is not vital, whatever works for you really. :-)

@@PhilPendlebury thnx for answer so it means when i use ezb like it is (presets) i can go for it without any routings? Greez from Austria

@@manuelharlander8604 Yes for sure but there are some advantages to routing, for example main / fx / sub to separate outs and then sending them to a bus. But it depends on what works best and easiest for you and if it sounds Ok don't worry. I will do another video on this. Some of it is difficult to put into words. :-)

@@PhilPendlebury thnx for helping me, yes make a video about that topic cause i cant really find vids on yt about that. 🙂

@@manuelharlander8604 Thanks will update you soon.

Not at this time no. But this is the first major release. I expect there will be more advances as time goes on. You can of course tune the whole bass (slightly) and the range does go down to bottom B like normal 5 string bass.

Use the Mix button in Tracker: imgur.com/y3hW6JC

Hi and thanks. I will do a short walkthrough of how this was done.

Here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJefd7hlvbame6M.html

@@PhilPendlebury so many thank yous! This Rocks!

Hi James. Thanks for the comment. tbh I am finding that I work exclusively in the DAW (Cubase) now. As all the ezBass articulations can be done with Key Switches and Controllers. So I am basically using ez for the sounds only now and controlling "how" it sounds with keys and controllers. I have made a bunch of my own grooves though which are useful to get going quick. Just drag them on to the MIDI track. Maybe another video due? :-)

@@PhilPendlebury I didn't know articulations could be handled with key switches/outside of the EZ bass window. This might be a game changer! Thanks for your reply.

@@jameswgmoore Video coming soon.

ezBass Articulations & Your DAW MIDI Editor kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aM9yhMeUxM_Xc4k.html :-)

Depends how precisely you're playing it in, I guess. It worked fine for me, (as you can see in the video). 🙂

@@PhilPendlebury I may give it another go, but meh, seems more trouble than it's worth because midi tweaking is going to be necessary anyway. I was hoping it would translate slides and things, that's why I wanted to use it. I may just have to get more in-depth with the actual programming. The basses sound great though. I still think audio tracker is a bit convoluted in its design.

Yeah I agree. I just paid for ezbass and the audio sender function won’t work and I can’t use ezbass with logic as a plug-in. I’m going to request a full refund. I can’t use this so I’m not at all happy with toontrack.

@@Celticsaint777 It's not what's advertised for sure. It's not a bad midi instrument. I do think it's a bit complicated and wish it interacted with the DAW differently. It seems over designed in my view. I'm glad some people are able to use all its functions. I can't. I do pretty simple stuff anyway so it's just a quick way to get the bass laid in so I can re record with a real bass later.

It is best to use a very clean direct sound with no distortion at all. Yes you can drag the finished MIDI into your DAW host.

Yes it does, it is included in the purchase and is a seperate download.

Hi. It is part of the installation, if you purchased EZbass it is included with that.

Phil Pendlebury, thank you, but i could not find it where it located .?

@@edusantos6430 It's a separate download inside the product manager.

Thanks Cary. Reciprocated. :-)

Hi, I’m not sure what you mean by my DAW isn’t recognised… can you explain in more detail please? 🙏🏼

@@PhilPendlebury on the ez bass input list below my daw doesn’t come up as a choice

@@johnarnis7340 What is the "ez bass input list"? I think it is better if you hop over to my Discord, this way I can get more detail from you.

@@PhilPendlebury may I send you a screenshot somehow ?

@@johnarnis7340 Go to my Discord buddy, link in description

Done. Although I am not sure how accurate that will be. Hope you enjoy. :-)

Erledigt. Obwohl ich nicht sicher bin, wie genau das sein wird. Ich hoffe dir gefällt es. :-)

You would have to ask Toontrack support about that one. I don't know anything about FL.

For this you will have to look at some other tutorials.

@@PhilPendlebury I couldnt find it and couldnt do it with my longterm midi chord progressions.Didnt give full riffs.

@@frattuncbas This one may help: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qph8nZd2yq-Rp58.html (I don't use any of the built in features like this tbh). Good luck and thanks for watching.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJefd7hlvbame6M.html But I think you will find it is not possible now, as Toontrack changed the file structure.

It is included in the purchase of Ezbass.

It's a separate download inside the product manager.

Hi and thanks. I will do a short walkthrough of how this was done.

Here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oJefd7hlvbame6M.html

Thank you very much for your great idea ! Brother 🙏

Well, at least you have videos like this that can help you make a decision. However, I think you'll find the Audio Sender is available to you, but it is not installed automatically.

@@PhilPendlebury yes or course and thx for that 😂🔥

@@anthonycomparato2365 :-)

Anthony, the audio sender is a separate download below the EZBass download button. I’m on my last couple of days of the demo and I’m using the audio sender.