– Native Instruments TRK-01 ($99): Both bass and kick, generated by the same instrument, complete with easy controls to combine the hardest two instruments in mixing. – AudioRealism AB元 (€95) : Probably the best way to get the classic sounds of the Roland TB-303 Bass Line synthesizer, with a very realistic sound and some modern improvements. – Ample Bass P Lite II (FREE) : A Fender P-Bass emulation in your DAW for absolutely no money down. – Arturia Mini V (€149) : One of the best Minimoog emulations out there – for that classic monosynth bass tone and legendary oscillator and filter sound. This is a great way for beginners to get started down the road towards hardware synths. – Novation Bass Station (Plugin) (£45) : The plugin version of the hardware synth that’s been inspiring musicians for 25 years. – Spitfire LABS Amplified Cello Quartet (FREE): For lovers of orchestral and/or experimental creation, this free AU/VST plugin – UJAM Virtual Bassist (€129 or €169): Three plugins, also available as a bundle, that offer great bass guitar sounds and virtual players to play them if you desire. This is the comprehensive solution for those who can afford it. – Spectrasonics Trilian ($299) : The ‘Total Bass Module’ offers both synthesis and 34GB of meticulously sampled bass guitar instruments. The best solution for instant – and instantly creative – bass sounds. – Loopmasters Bass Master (£49) : Ultimate sampled bass sounds from classic synths and other sources, with extra sub bass energy. Mixing your bass sounds though, is up to you. With this guide to the best bass-focused instruments out there right now, we’ll show you the best bass VST plugins out there. Which soft synths offer the right types of oscillator to generate great bass tones? How can you find a good acoustic bass, emulated in VST and AU format? What’s the best 808 plugin emulation? Which will work well for hip hop producers? Where can you find a free Fender Precision Bass emulation? There’s one area where things aren’t so clear, though: bass. Certain softsynths now excel at certain tasks, with their unique features contributing to different types of sound. With so much choice out there, we’ve reached a period of specialisation. With software developers all over the world bringing their passion for music to you and your DAW, the average producer now has access to a collection of instruments that would have made synth and guitar freaks of the 20th century fall down and wet themselves. The world of plugins has a huge collection of creativity to offer.
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