Dave King
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SI Bass
I REALLY like it! 
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Guitarpima
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I like it as well. It works very well until I record my own bass line. It's better than most out there.
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cclarry
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I like it too...and Studio Strings can produce some very acceptable results as well...quite surprisingly..
for included instruments...they work well...
I use Dim Pro most of the time for bass too...it does a really good job...there are some good bass samples there...
I'm gonna get the NI Rickenbacker for $69....I have a $30 voucher and
that's about the only thing that I would buy off their web site...as
the voucher can't be used for upgrades...which sux...and everything else I can buy
cheaper elsewhere.....
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John
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I like it too.
Are we Producer users supposed to admit that?
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cclarry
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John
I like it too.
Are we Producer users supposed to admit that?
The Humble ones will.... 
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robert_e_bone
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Dave King
I REALLY like it!
Dave, your profile pic really shows off your assets! :) I use SI Bass all the time - quite nice. Bob Bone
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Guitarpima
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I wonder how the bass in Dim Pro combined with the SI bass would sound. I've never tried but I bet both combined might be pretty convincing.
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MrMook
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Now that we've cleared that up, which bass do you find best in SI?
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Bub 
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When I'm doing Midi bass, there are two that use ... SI Bass and the Upright Bass in TTS-1.
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soens
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I use it but it likes to skip notes and mess up note bends on a regular basis. Not sure why.
Dim Pro has a few issues like that too now and then.
Steve
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soens
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Guitarpima
I wonder how the bass in Dim Pro combined with the SI bass would sound. I've never tried but I bet both combined might be pretty convincing.
You can get some nice sounds that way. Anymore I use Dim Pro with 2 or 3 different bass samples loaded in. Panning them differently gives a nice effect too. Steve
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Sacalait
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I like the way it sounds but I'm finding that there's a latency issue when I create an audio track with it (highlight the midi bass track and SI Bass>bounce to track). The audio is not completely sync'd to the midi. It's not the end of the world because I just move the entire track a few samples over. Could be unique to my system but anyone else experiencing this?
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