Need Virtual Bassist For Home Recording? Check This!

While you need to make music from your home studio but you don’t have a Bass Guitar.

Because you are a Guitar player and you have only a Guitar. And … You feel that you don’t need to buy a Bass guitar, a real Bass.

So obviously, you will need a Virtual Bass software for your home studio project. Or in another case, because you can’t find a real Bass Player maybe? …

Here we found some of Virtual Bass software that you can use in your favorite DAW as VSTi plugin.

Usually, …

Some of DAW software comes with a bunch of VSTi plugins. Including virtual bass of course. That, you can record a midi sound with it. Whether using a Midi controller or just using your computer’s keyboard.

But, if you want it to have it 100% realistic sounding bass then it will need a lot of effort to make it happen.

Because mostly, the built–in VSTi plugin in DAW software is good to create an electronics kind of music.

If you use it to make music that wasn’t electronic music. e.g. Metal, Rock, Blues, Jazz, etc. Then, it will sound weird for sure.

So the solution is by using Virtual Bass (Instrument) that have a decent and realistic sound.

And here they are! we found some of Virtual Bass software that known have a realistic sound just like real Bass Players virtuoso.

IK Multimedia – MODO Bass

MODO Bass by IK Multimedia is known as the first modeled virtual bass software based on a real physical instrument.

Because of the authenticity and the accuracy of the sound. Literally, when you use MODO Bass plugin it is almost the same if you hire a real Bass Player.

You can even choose the style of bass sound like Finger, Slap, Picking or Muting.

Choosing what pickup or what Bass model that you want to use in your track is possible using NODO Bass. And many more … below is the video overview of this nasty Virtual Bass by IK Multimedia.

Please check at IK Multimedia website for more info about MODO Bass.

Ujam Virtual Bassist

UJam Virtual Bassist comes in three versions. Despite what you need to use it for, on a Hard Rock music or Jazz.

The three software version is:

• Mellow –  Is a double bass playing jazzy acoustic hipster. That provides body, texture and a big bottom end they said.
• Royal – Perfect for pop, ready to rock n roll, impressive on indie music and smooth on singer/songwriter material.
• And Rowdy – a picked overdriven electric bass sounds suitable for a variety of styles, ranging from powerful punk to red-hot rock and modern metal.

So choose one of thi three version of UJAM virtual Bass software for your project. Or buy or try em all it’s up to you. And you will have a nice sounding Bass line for your track.

Watch how the Apps in action on the video overview below;

For more info check at www.ujam.com about Ujam Virtual Bass and other music software developed by Ujam.

The Loki Bass

Just like Ujam Virtual Bass and MODO Bass by IK Multimedia. The Loki Bass by Solemn Tones is also a midi bass sampler based program.

The difference is, the price is more bit affordable than Ujam and MODO. But don’t get me wrong the bass sound is also killer as well.

The Loki Bass software comes with EQ settings for Low, Mid High. Four instant set-up: Crank, Raw, Enforce and Key switches along with Humanize knob.

Below you can watch a video demo of how to use The Loki Bass software on your track.

For more info visit The Loki Bass page on Solemn Tones website here: https://solemntones.com/products/the-loki-bass

Note and conclusion

Ok, guys! that’s three Virtual Bass software on our list that you can use one of them on your music project or whatever.

Here I am not trying to make a bunch of Virtual Bass software lists. Because I don’t want to confuse you by the way. And ya, because we are not a Lists maker Blog.

Personally, I’d like to record a real Bass guitar sound or by a real Bass player. Even if it from DI Bass and then using Bass Amp Simulator plugins for the sound. It more natural and have more dynamic tone and sound in my opinion.

What do you think? Please let me know what’s your opinion in the comment section below.

Anyway! Hope you found this post useful and thanks for reading.