You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. SubLab has agressive and dirty sounds for Bass Banger. Although it is a bit more expensive, but I think it will be more useful in the long run. I thought SubBoomBass2 sounds are natural and soft.But quite good bass vst. At $10 I would have probably bought it already.ĭid a bit of research, and I think SubLab will fit the bill much better. Although I have plenty of Virtual Synths and Kontakt libs that can cover this ground I can see how useful it would be to have a tool with all the sub bass sounds you need with options to manipulate them further with Drive and ADSR. Since this is their first time, it seems, making a non loop based VST I can understand the skepticism but I have to say I am actually tempted by this one. Phrase based companies are a different story and can be useful but even then they are for niche cases. I've never quite understood the Loop Craze either, although I have gotten a few when they were super cheap or free just to see if I could find a way to incorporate them into my work but so far I just haven't felt the need to try and use any of the loops I have. Cons: Limited modulation options (ie., no LFO), no Frequency Modulation, no bit. These sounds were crafted by DECAP, Richie Souf, Ave Mcree, Sean Divine, I’m A Music Mogul, and our in-house sound designers. The Best of Bundle is 12 knocking, track-ready 808s selected from all our expansion packs. I tend to stay away from companies that are all about loops that decide to enter the VST market. Pros: Fantastic sound, powerful low-end, intuitive interface, great price. Average rating ( 22 votes ): 5 A sampling of booming 808s and subs selected from all SubLab expansion packs.
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