Singularity Virtual Bass by Spectre Digital

Are you tired of working hours on your mix only to find your low end sounds dull and lifeless? For music producers specializing in heavy genres, the difference between a good track and a truly powerful one rests entirely on the foundational tone of the bass. For the next 14 days only, secure the ultimate bass instrument for modern rock and metal for just $29.99 - that’s $120 off the regular price of $150. This is your limited-time chance to transform the low end of your music into something truly powerful, headbanging, and realistic.

The Source Instrument: Power and Articulation

Singularity Virtual Bass is built around meticulously sampled tones from a custom Kiesel five-string P-bass with Jazz pickups. This instrument was chosen for its exceptionally tight tuning stability, perfect intonation, and powerful, articulate tone that easily cuts through any dense mix. The custom-mount jazz pickups grant a wide tonal range, allowing for everything from deep, focused lows to crispy, snappy highs.

Play With A Pick… Or Fingers! One major advantage is the ability to seamlessly switch between two distinct playing styles in one streamlined instrument. No separate libraries or expansions are needed.

• Pick Style: Bright and aggressive, perfect for cutting fiercely through a dense metal mix, reminiscent of tones used by players like Jason Newsted.
• Finger Style: Rounder and warmer, ideal for more technical or melodic parts, offering organic, bass-forward warmth like that of Cliff Burton or Steve Harris.

Switching is as simple as flipping a switch or using a key switch in MIDI. The intuitive UI ensures that your workflow stays fast and focused, minimizing the need to hunt through multiple menus.

The Professional’s Secret: AI Amp Modeling and Signal Splitting

Singularity gives you unlimited tone control thanks to its multiple built-in preamps. Rather than relying on generic algorithms, Singularity employs advanced AI and machine learning to capture the precise harmonic complexity and breakup characteristics of real-world gear.

What truly sets this virtual bass instrument apart is its sophisticated amp simulation section, which uses a technique used by high-level producers for both live and studio use: signal splitting. Singularity is unique in that it offers the ability to split your bass signal between a clean DI and a distorted signal using the "Split Frequency" knob.

• This process allows you to adjust where the signal gets split (e.g., setting it to 320 Hz means frequencies below that point are clean DI).
• By blending the signals (controlled via the Balance knob), you retain the powerful, heavy low-end from the clean DI while simultaneously injecting the distorted bite and articulation needed to cut through the mix.

You have the option between two very distinct preamps:

1. Modern: Modeled after a Rat pedal, this preamp delivers the undeniable mid-grunt and modern sound heard in bands like Gojira and Mastodon.
2. Classic: This style models the legendary SansAmp, delivering the classic slinky clank heard on tracks by Slipknot, Rammstein, and Tool.

If you prefer to use your own external processing, you can bypass Singularity's amp section completely to get a full clean DI signal. Additionally, Singularity includes five different cab IRs, and the option to load your very own custom Impulse Responses.

Realism That Breathes: Humanize and Pitch Correction

Say goodbye to the stale, repetitive sound that screams "programmed MIDI," especially over rapid passages. Singularity includes features specifically designed to help your performance genuinely pass for a live player:

• Humanize: This feature gives you direct control over subtle timing variations, note volume, and micro-differences that a real bass player naturally produces. Instead of manually wrestling with every single MIDI note's velocity or timing, you can dial in as much or as little "imperfection" as you need using a single control.
• Pitch Correction: While counterintuitive for bass, this feature is critical for modern metal mixing. When a bassist hits a note with extra force, the string's tension momentarily spikes, resulting in a slightly sharp attack. Renowned metal producer Andy Sneap (Judas Priest, Megadeth) championed applying subtle pitch correction to stabilize these sharp attacks. Singularity automates this process, ensuring your note attacks line up perfectly with the guitars, keeping the foundation rock-solid and cohesive without sacrificing the aggressive bite of a heavy performance.

Do not miss out. This depth of control and mix-ready functionality simply doesn't exist elsewhere in a single virtual bass instrument. The special price of $29.99 is only available for a limited time. Grab Singularity Virtual Bass now and create the realistic and mix-ready bass lines your music deserves.