BASSYNTH by Wave Alchemy - Organic Low End

[@anthonyman8008]

I love glow

[@TheBlissMagnets]

Looks really good, love the all Wave Alchemy stuff that I have

[@ianchattam9368]

Oooh this looks and sounds tasty

[@CRASS2047]

I need this in my life!

[@pebbly8528]

DO you still want it? I can sell it to you?

[@lyskmusic]

Looking forward to it.

[@allanmacdonald1795]

Excellent cannot wait

[@wave-alchemy]

Us too Allan! We are really excited about this one. It's most definitely our finest achievement to date, and something we are very proud of. Bring on release day :)

[@tomaszwaszka3394]

0:14 iPad for control? Application name please :)

[@dman030]

looks good, but i always worry about the size of these things. drive space starts to get tight. how big is this going to be?

[@wave-alchemy]

BASSYNTH will take up around 10GB of hard disk space. You'll actually be getting access to 20GB of great content, but the compression format means that this only takes up 10GB on disk :) I hope this helps! Let me know if you'd like me to share a sound source list with you, which lists (in full) exactly what instruments and synths we recorded.

[@patkelly3966]

@@wave-alchemy I would like to see a sound list please. I'm sure I'm not alone in this.

[@wave-alchemy]

Sure, it's a pretty epic list, but here you go: Synth / Electronic Sources • ARP 2600 Modular • Roland Jupiter 8 • EMS VCS3 (The Putney) • Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 • Sequential Circuits Pro One • Sequential Prophet 6 • Sequential OB-6 • DSI Pro 2 • DSI Prophet 12 • Roland TB-303 • Fully stacked Eurorack Modular System (Make Noise, Cwejman, Intellijel, Plan B etc) • TR-808 • TR-909 • Mutable Instruments Ambika • Korg MS-20 • Acidlab Miami • Acidlab Drumatix • Serge Modular System • Pearl Syncussion • ARP Odyssey • Moog Memorymoog • Moog Minimoog • Moog Taurus Bass Pedals MK1 • Moog Sub 37 • Moog CP-251 & Moogerfoogers • Roland System 100 Modular • Roland System 100, 101 • Roland SH-101 • Roland Jupiter 6 • Metasonix D-1000 • Roland Juno 106 • Roland Juno 6 • Yamaha TX81Z • Yamaha TX802 • Re-amped Synths (amped through classic guitar and bass amps) • Synths Played through live spaces and rooms • Synths re-pitched on analogue tape Bass Guitars • 60s Fender Jazz Bass • Custom Shop Fender Jazz Bass • 60s Rickenbacker Bass • Danelectro Bass • Fender Japan Jaguar Bass • Fender Japan Mustang Bass • 60s Hofner Viola Bass • Fender Precision Bass (Flatwound Strings) • Custom built fretless bass • Custom built Bass Veena (one of a kind instrument) • Gibson Thunderbird • Ukulele Acoustic Instruments • Ensemble Brass Sections • Mixed & Processed Low Brass • Upright Bass • Trombone • Tuba • Bass Saxophone • Baritone Saxophone • Bass Clarinet • Baritone Violin • Tuned Timpani • Tuned Gongs • Marimba • Vibraphone • Marching Drums • Combo Organ • Grand Piano • Electric Piano • A vast collection of beautifully recorded Found Sounds, Foley and unconventional Percussion - making use of bowing, smashing, dropping, hitting, re-amping, layering, creative mic techniques, re-pitching to analogue tape, processing and experimenting Noise & Transients • Analogue Electronics Noise • Amp Hum • Noise played through speakers, cabs, huge spaces & rooms • Tape & Cassette Noise • Synthetic Noise • Processed Foley & found sound • Environmental Noise (City noise, rain, water, wind etc) • Vinyl Crackles / Dust • Noise Atmospheres • Processed Acoustic & Electronic drum transients • Clicks and Sticks • Synthetic Pulses • Finger Snaps • Kick Transients - both from acoustic kits and analog drum machines Processing Kit List • Custom 80 Series Neve Console • SSL 4056 G Series Console • Fairchild 660 vintage Compressor • Empirical Labs Distressor & Fatso • Studer A80 Analogue Tape Machine • Ampex ATR-102 Analogue Tape Machine • Thermionic Culture Vulture Mastering • Neve 1073 Pre-amps • Neve 1073 EQ • API 5500, 550b, 527 & 525, 512C & 2500 • Ampex ATR-102 Tape Machine • Pultec EQP-1A EQ • TubeTech CL1A • DBX 160 • A-Designs EM-PEQ • Elysia Karacter, Mpressor, Nvelope • Eventide H8000 • Eventide DSP-7000 • Lexicon 480L • AKG BS20 Spring Reverb • Orban Spring Reverb • Manley Massive Passive • SSL G Series EQs and Compressors • Schippmann Ebbe und Flut • Spectra Sonics 610 • Valley People 610 • Universal Audio vintage 1176 & LA-2A • Overstayer M-A-S & NT-02A • ADR Compex • Oto Machines Biscuit • A selection of high-end guitar amps • Various guitar pedals • Symbolic Sound Kyma • Apogee Symphony MK2 Converters

[@dman030]

@@wave-alchemy Thanks for the answer, It's a little big for me, but i may be getting another external disc soon. I am particularly interested in the accoustic basses. Would it be possible to install just that? Or would the entire thing be ok on a firewire drive disk (i.e latency)? Hope you will have some good demos of the accoustic bass. Really into that live bass sound these days.

[@dman030]

@@wave-alchemy Ukele is Ukulele?

[@deezbeatsproductions]

The browser filter is reset every time I choose a sound. This is a frustrating workflow. I'd love to quickly preview presets by tag (i.e., bass guitar). Is this possible? I read somewhere this was being fixed in a future update but I haven't seen an update in months. I might have missed the update though...

[@wave-alchemy]

Hi Tim, The Preset and Sound browser filters (and a few other things) were fixed in a previous update a short while back. The latest version will be in your account on our website. Feel free to contact us via our website contact form, and I can provide you with the instructions to manually update the product quickly so that you don't need to re-download all of the files again :)

[@deezbeatsproductions]

Thank you so much for the quick reply! Really excited to get the new update. The sounds are great.

[@jvlivsroy]

👏😎👍

[@danielclarke7036]

What is that iPad doing?!

[@wave-alchemy]

It's simply being used as a controller to control the instrument, which is linked to a MacBook.

[@Kaiser333333]

@@wave-alchemy are you using TouchOSC or something more fancy? Bassynth looks awesome and i would love to be able to control it with my ipad with one hand and the Push2 with another!

[@zoeyyz]

this gave me no useful info, whatsoever