Este es un demo sencillo para los que no saben como utilizar TRILOGY TOTAL BASS MODULE. Yo por lo menos lo uso asi.capaz que hay otra forma y yo no la conozco.porque nunca se aprende todo. Es un demo basico, son todos medio similares.si te das cuenta que la musica no es buena.es porque estas aprendiendo.je,,, en serio.todo hecho ahi nomas, con errores musicales y de los otros.pero capaz te da una idea para que puedas intentar otras cosas y con eso estoy hecho.ojala te sirva.un abrazo.

Kaskade tours the majority of the year, and works on music on the go. 'he says the track 'Turn It Down' was almost completely arranged in airports, drawing on the NEXUS2 and Spectrasonics Trilian Total Bass Module.'

When it was introduced in 2002, Trilogy was the world's first and only virtual instrument dedicated as a total solution for Bass - integrating a large library of Electric, Acoustic and Synth bass sounds with a powerful, yet easy to understand user interface based on the UVI engine. Trilogy garnered many top industry awards and rave reviews and became an industry standard for being The bass virtual instrument. All the famous sounds from Trilogy can still be found in enhanced form within our current Bass module, Trilian - which is based on our STEAM engine. Upgrades are available in the.

Tobias decided to poke a little fun at us LA types! He definitely nails the vibe and feel of 70s/80s 'Happy Jazz' ala Carlton, Graydon and the Crusaders. What's really remarkable though, is that this whole track is Trilian, and he's getting so much mileage out of it beyond using it for the Electric Bass part.All the higher guitar and keyboard parts are treated with clever FX to transform Trilian and Stylus RMX into a tight little slick 'Baked Potato' band.:-) FEATURES: Trilian and Stylus RMX © Spectrasonics and Tobias Marberger.

EP takes us on a late-night 'Chocolate City' journey back in time, with a very good example of using the True Staccato technique to create a realistic repeated note Bass line using the 'Old School Fingered' Bass. It's a cool and warm Fender/Music Man type of sound, and Eric played this primarily in real-time. Dokter spesialis saraf di surabaya. The mellow Rhodes sound is coming from the Jaco Harmonic Tines patch (!), and the strings are coming from Omnisphere.

FEATURES: Trilian, Stylus RMX and Omnisphere © Spectrasonics and Eric Persing. Cool 'concept' demo from Tom (aka:Atlas Plug), that shows off the vast potential and beauty of having all three types of Bass all in one very powerful instrument. The demo starts with some Electric Bass harmonics, and an Acoustic Bass line.