Fracture Sounds has announced the release of Blueprint: Bass Guitar, a meticulously sampled Fender Precision bass library designed for versatility across various genres. Captured using both fingered and picked articulations, this instrument offers an authentic and expressive bass sound for producers and composers.
Detailed Sampling at Nave Studios
Recorded at Nave Studios by engineer Danny Blackburn, Blueprint: Bass Guitar delivers the iconic tones of a Fender Precision Bass with remarkable detail. The library provides two distinct playing styles—fingered and picked—ensuring flexibility for different musical contexts. Users can switch between a direct, unprocessed signal or an ‘amped’ version, where custom effects enhance depth and character.
Versatile Tone Shaping Controls
Blueprint: Bass Guitar includes an Amp mode with a drive control that introduces warmth and saturation, allowing the bass to cut through any mix. Additionally, dynamic compression controls enable further tone shaping, making it adaptable for a wide range of musical styles. Whether a clean, punchy bass line or a more aggressive, distorted tone is needed, this library provides extensive tonal options.
Features
- Two articulations: Fingered and Picked
- Switchable between direct and amped signals
- Drive control for added warmth and saturation
- Dynamic compression for further tone shaping
- Simple and user-friendly interface
- Full NKS support – works with Komplete Kontrol hardware
- 320MB download size (NCW compressed from a 1GB sample pool)
- Works with the free Native Instruments Kontakt Player
Perfect for Any Genre
With its detailed sampling and intuitive controls, Blueprint: Bass Guitar is suitable for a variety of genres, from rock and pop to jazz and electronic music. The ability to fine-tune the bass sound ensures seamless integration into any production.
Free Download
Blueprint: Bass Guitar is a high-quality Fender Precision bass sample library that offers flexibility and realism. You can download the Blueprint: Bass Guitar library on the Fracture Sounds website.
