MODOBass 2 - Is it better than my real bass?
During this video presentation I play seven basslines with my Tobias Toby Pro through-neck active bass guitar with various tone control and pick-up settings and then I pitch that against various bass guitars in the MODOBass 2 VST virtual instrument software package. Does it sound better than me playing a real bass guitar?
List of the 22 bass guitars that the MODOBass instruments are inspired by:
Fender 60s Precision Bass (MODO 60s P-Bass)
Fender 70s Precision Bass (MODO 70s P-Bass)
Fender 70s Jazz Bass (MODO 70s J-Bass)
Fender Mark Hoppus Jazz Bass? (MODO Punk Bass)
Fender Fretless Jaco Pastorius Jazz Bass (MODO Fretless Jazz)
Ernie Bass Music Man StingRay Fretless Pino Palladino Bass (MODO Fretless Bass Man)
Fender Fusion Marcus Miller Jazz Bass (MODO Fusion J-Bass)
Danelectro Longhorn Bass (MODO Horn Bass)
Upright Jazz Style Acoustic Studio Bass (MODO Studio Upright)
Upright Rockabilly Syle Acoustic Bass (MODO Rockabilly)
Noah Paraffina Aluminum Bass (MODO Aluminum)
Fender Jazz Bass (MODO Modern J-Bass)
Gibson EB-0 (MODO Devil Bass)
Ernie Bass Music Man StingRay 5-String Bass (MODO Bass Man 5)
Rickenbacker 4003 Bass (MODO Rick n’ Bass)
Yamaha TRB 5P Bass (MODO Studio Bass)
Höfner Violin Bass (MODO Violin Bass)
Gibson Thunderbird Bass (MODO Thunder Bass)
Soundgear (SR) Bass (MODO Japan Bass)
Warwick Streamer Stage 1 (MODO Flame Bass)
Fodera Imperial Custom 6-String Bass (MODO Imperial Bass)
Dingwall Combustion 5-String Bass (MODO Metal Bass)
Details of all the above bass guitars can be found at this link, then click the ‘Models’ tab:
www.ikmultimedia.com/products/modobass2/
IK Multimedia website link is:
www.ikmultimedia.com