sansamp bass driver di VST

[biro]

hey fellas, I've had a sansamp clone by behringer for a long time, and eventually, it died in some misterious circumstances. I've thought about replacing it, but since I'm kind of a nerdy gearhead and I usually yield to my natural inclination I decided to check for some VSTs. apparently, this fits the needs I had just right.




this said, I recorded a very short sample (perhaps the shortest ever). It's just a short bassline on a power rock groove, but you should be able to get an idea of how it sounds.

[url="http://soundcloud.com/ballpointmusic/sansamp"]http://soundcloud.com/ballpointmusic/sansamp[/url]


post scriptum: the bass is an SX JB.

posterius scriptum: how stoned am I? I completely forgot to add the link to the download page: [url="http://www.theserinaexperiment.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=68"]http://www.theserinaexperiment.net/forum/v...hp?f=9&t=68[/url]

Edited September 11, 2011 by biro

[Tuco]

big +1 for this

TSE plugs are killers! tell your guitarist to check out the TSE808 into the TSEX50

[Dood]

Looks great! - For 'ampy' tones I really like Ampeg's SVX - which has some great noises on board, but I'm going to try this plug in when I have a moment, for sure! Thank you for posting!

[biro]

i get your point. however, since I got this little piece of software, i've rarely found myself using the ampeg svx plugin. it sounds killer, that's true. but it's also pretty refined and needs a little bit of tweaking in order to perform well. i believe it's just me, maybe i prefer a more direct approach.

[WHUFC BASS]

Is this Windows only ? I just downloaded it and the zip file contains a .dll file which I'm pretty sure a MAC won't recognise as a VST.

[paul_5]

Yeah, I looked at that too. PC only though. The Sansamp PSA plugin in protools does a really similar job though. That's protools only though, but it does work on a Mac.

[progressive_tom]

The recording in my thread (TNBD one) uses sansamp programmable for comparison. This sounds really nice though.