The Element Menus is a different pad sound on each key and Elements is simply a single pad sound that is playable over the keyboard. The Complex sub-category is a combination of three elements mixed together. Not only do you get a plethora of outstanding bass guitar sounds and sequences, but you also get a selection of rich ambient textures divided up in 3 sub-categories including, Complex, Element Menus, and Elements. The other part of Scoring Bass I would like to address is the PADS category. The instruments loaded fast, and it was super light on my CPU. Another great thing about this library is how affordable it is for this kind of production ready content. The samples in Scoring Bass has been superbly produced and will cut through any mix. These bass guitars sound full, fat, and polished. Heavyocity deeply sampled three basses including, a Warwick, Ken Smith, and Sire. If you need something fast, these 2 categories make it quick to hit that deadline. The differences between the grooves and rhythmic pedals is that the loops in the pedals are less groovy and more rhythmic in the sequence. There are 96 tempo-synced pulse grooves divided up in different keys and a collection of rhythmic pedals that are tempo-synced loops. There are four main categories within Scoring Bass which are playable basses, pads, pulse grooves, and rhythmic pedals. Not only does this instrument sit perfectly in cinematic scoring but it can be used in almost any genre of music. The 1st thing I noticed about Scoring Bass is the superior tone and depth of the instrument. For more in depth details you can refer to the Scoring Bass Manual PDF. This is a modulation sequencer where you can change the volume, pan, and pitch of the preset. Finally, the last tab on the bottom is where you gain entry to the Motion page. The 3rd page is TFX, where you can apply and manipulate trigger fx ( Distortion, LoFi, Filter, Panner, and Delay. The second page can be accessed on the bottom called EQ/FILT which contains equalizer and filter choices. On the main page you will find the master effects, mixer, and volume envelopes. All the controls are designed across multiple pages. If you are familiar with the other Heavyocity Gravity packs, then you will see the interface is designed the same way. However, I would recommend owning Scoring Guitars 1 & 2 with this instrument because they were designed to complement each other. Well, they did it, Scoring Bassis the 6th Gravity pack and once again, does not require you to own Gravity. After the successful release of Heavyocity's Scoring Guitars 1 and 2, I wondered how cool it would be if they came out with a scoring bass instrument.

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