Turning clockwise progressively scoops out that mid-range giving a wiry sound, but still with a strong bass presence. When active, they behave as follows: fully anti-clockwise, Vintage/Modern produces a full tone, focused on the low mid-range. The first three knobs can be bypassed with the Tone on/off button for the purest sound. Firstly, five knobs on the body of the guitar determine the initial sound. Regarding BF's tone sculpting abilities, there are three main areas where this takes place. A quick rummage through the supplied presets reveals an impressively broad range of tonal possibilities from this bass. On firing up BF, the default INIT preset sounds terrific straight out of the box - solid and unapologetically up‑front. A lot of attention has been paid to the way bass players approach fret position and voicing - BF has its own ways of dealing with this, which will be discussed in due course. BF includes many of the characteristic noises and artifacts of bass guitars crucial to a realistic performance as with other virtual bass VSTs these are triggered by the familiar combination of keyswitch commands, MIDI controllers and approach to playing the keyboard. Bass Fingers (BF for short) is a deeply sampled five-string electric bass of unspecified make, hosted in Waves' own bespoke (and visually attractive) engine. The Bass part of the name is obvious: the Fingers part refers to its fingered playing style, as opposed to picked or slapped. Waves' foray into the Stygian depths of harmony goes by the mildly euphemistic name of Bass Fingers.
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There's more than one way to skin a cat, as the saying goes, and this is as true for virtual bass instruments as any other. Hyperrealism is the order of the day with Waves' new virtual bass instrument.
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