Cyclick Samples - Jazz N Bass [WAV]

This collection pits bass guitar against keys in a jazz-tinged style.
The 'jazz' in this case is the more fusion oriented 70s type, especially
referencing the synth bass burblings of Herbie Hancock (Headhunters).
Tempo based loops/lines are paired with fretless bass accompanying electric
piano and organ, whilst fretted (and effected) bass couples doubles
synth basslines. Each tempo folder has lines in the 7 white note keys.

The organ, electric piano and two synth basses have been multisampled
and programmed into Kontakt instruments. The synth basses and organ
multisamples have their sustain loops embedded in the WAV files so they
can be dropped into any sampler package without any need to set up loops.

The fretless bass used is the first bass I ever had, and years ago I pulled
the frets out and filled in the gaps to make a fretless bass. It's not going
to win prizes, but it plays pretty well. This was recorded DI into the
ISA828 and amped via Amplitube and various EQ/dynamics plugins.
The Epiphone Ripper bass (fretted) was recorded through the Boss compressor
and Mutron III envelope filter pedals, then into the ISA828, and
again amped and processed through Amplitube and other plugins.

The synth basses were created with Arturia ARP2600 and Mood Modular instruments,
and then further processed with Soundtoys and UAD plugins (Decapitator/Radiator
for saturation, ATR102 for tapeness, Neve 1081 EQ, Moog Multimode filter and
Echoboy for slight delay to lift). The organ comes from a Hammond M102 sample
recording I made many years ago and only recently found in my archive - nice to
get to use it at last.