Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition

Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition

A pure, powerful bass guitar library featuring a DI tone straight from a Music Man Sterling.

A pure, powerful bass guitar library featuring a DI tone straight from a Music Man Sterling.

$59

$59

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Authentic & Realistic Sounds
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Simple & Customizable
Easy-to-Use Interface
Authentic & Realistic Sounds
Instantly Inspiring
Earn Loyalty Points
World class customer support
World-Class Support
Simple & Customizable
Easy-to-Use Interface

Hear Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition In Action

Hear Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition In Action

  1. Bulldozer Andrew Aversa 0:39
  2. Hemispherical Jake Kaufman 1:44
  3. Hemispherical (Solo) Jake Kaufman 1:46
  4. Creeping Death Metallica (Mock-up by Andrew Aversa) 0:34
  5. Mega Man 9 - "Daft Drafts" Ippo Yamada (arr. Andrew Aversa) 2:59
  6. Morsecode Andrew Aversa 2:41
  7. Findings Lows Dirk Ehlert 2:25

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  1. Bulldozer Andrew Aversa 0:39
  2. Hemispherical Jake Kaufman 1:44
  3. Hemispherical (Solo) Jake Kaufman 1:46
  4. Creeping Death Metallica (Mock-up by Andrew Aversa) 0:34
  5. Mega Man 9 - "Daft Drafts" Ippo Yamada (arr. Andrew Aversa) 2:59
  6. Morsecode Andrew Aversa 2:41
  7. Findings Lows Dirk Ehlert 2:25

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Overview

A pure, powerful bass guitar library suitable for floor-crumbling, core-shaking and mammoth riding. Features a killer, flexible DI tone straight from a Music Man Sterling that is perfect for rock and metal, as well as jazz, disco, electronica or even pop.

Requires the full, paid version of Kontakt. Will not work with the free Kontakt Player.

A pure, powerful bass guitar library suitable for floor-crumbling, core-shaking and mammoth riding. Features a killer, flexible DI tone straight from a Music Man Sterling that is perfect for rock and metal, as well as jazz, disco, electronica or even pop.

Requires the full, paid version of Kontakt. Will not work with the free Kontakt Player.

Product Info

Drop Bb tuning
Pristine DI sound
Sustains & staccatos

Both open and muted

True hammer-on and pull-off legato
Neck slides
Drop Bb tuning
Pristine DI sound
Sustains & staccatos

Both open and muted

True hammer-on and pull-off legato
Neck slides
Bass Guitar Vertical Page Image

Features

3x round robins, 8x velocities
Downstroke-only mode
Octaves, anti-repetition & FX scripts
Easy access EQ, amp, comp, limiter
3x round robins, 8x velocities
Downstroke-only mode
Octaves, anti-repetition & FX scripts
Easy access EQ, amp, comp, limiter

Requirements

System Requirements
2GB of disk space

7200 RPM hard drive or solid state drive recommended.

Compatible with any SFZ sampler
Kontakt 4.2.4+ Full Version

This library is NOT compatible with the free Kontakt Player.

Kontakt Requirements - Mac OSX

Intel Macs (i5 or higher): macOS 10.14, 10.15, 11 or 12 (latest update).
Apple Silicon Macs (via Rosetta 2 & natively on ARM in Standalone or in hosts that support it): macOS 11 or 12 (latest update)

Kontakt Requirements - Windows

Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 (latest Service Pack, 32/64-bit). Intel Core i5 or equivalent CPU. Graphics hardware support for OpenGL 2.1 or higher. Windows 10 strongly recommended.

Featured Artists & Composers

Jeff Broadbent 500px

Jeff Broadbent

Assassin’s Creed Identity, Call of Duty Mobile, Resident Evil, Diablo Immortal, Transformers: Dark of the Moon

“ISW creates amazing, creative, and intuitive virtual instruments! I’ve enjoyed using them for over a decade, and they have found their way into many of my music scores. Their wonderfully realistic world instruments showed up in a recent Nexon video game, Shreddage 3 Stratus on the score for Grid, and Super Audio Boy is a favorite for retro sounds, effects, and fun nostalgia. Highly recommended!”

Neal Acree

Neal Acree

World of WarCraft, Diablo III, StarCraft II, Overwatch

“Impact Soundworks has some of the most creative and innovative libraries out there. From world instruments to the insanely deep sampled Shreddage guitar series the Impact catalog is full of must-haves and unexpected and inspiring surprises. Highly recommended!

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Richard Jacques

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Mass Effect, Overwatch 2, James Bond 007: Blood Stone

“I’m a huge fan of the Ventus Winds series. They feature rare instruments deep-sampled to an incredibly high level of detail. It’s so liberating to have such a wide range of articulations & phrases that perfectly capture the nuances and performance style of these instruments… from beautiful to haunting, celebratory to sorrowful. Each is expertly recorded and the sound quality is superb, sitting in the mix with ease. If you want to add authentic world winds to your palette, then look no further.”

Featured Artists & Composers

Richard Jacques 500px

Richard Jacques

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Mass Effect, Overwatch 2, James Bond 007: Blood Stone

“I’m a huge fan of the Ventus Winds series. They feature rare instruments deep-sampled to an incredibly high level of detail. It’s so liberating to have such a wide range of articulations & phrases that perfectly capture the nuances and performance style of these instruments… from beautiful to haunting, celebratory to sorrowful. Each is expertly recorded and the sound quality is superb, sitting in the mix with ease. If you want to add authentic world winds to your palette, then look no further.”

Ben Prunty

Ben Prunty

FTL: Faster Than Light, Into the Breach, Subnautica: Below Zero

“I’ve been using ISW since 2015, and their instruments have shown up in Into the Breach and Subnautica Below Zero, and in nearly all of my solo albums. Shreddage helped me fill in the gaps around my own guitar performances. Super Audio Cart provided some great raw synth sounds for parts of Below Zero. Impact Soundworks is often the first place I go to when I’m shopping for a new project. Everything they make works and sounds great.”

Matthew Carl Earl

Matthew Carl Earl

Overwatch 2, Rainbow Six Siege, Call of Duty Mobile, PUBG Mobile, Arknights

“Impact Soundworks creates easy-to-use, great-sounding virtual instruments right out of the box. Highland Harps, Emotional Mallets, and Shreddage 3 are in my daily toolkit.”


About the Library

As with the original Shreddage 1 library, we opted to record everything clean (DI) to allow the user maximum tone-crafting flexibility. Any multitude of amp and cabinet simulators can be used to great effect, but the samples also sound excellent with no processing, which was a central design goal. Our experience with many bass libraries was that they tended to be difficult to place in a mix, so we wanted our instrument to simply sit well with minimal (if any) EQ and processing.

We hope that you’ll enjoy Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition and use it in a wide variety of musical productions!



Interface

As with all of our sample libraries, a thorough set of articulations, round robins (RRs) and velocity layers are included. In this case, we have 8x RRs (4x down and 4x up strokes), 3x velocity layers, open and muted notes, staccato notes, neck slides and true hammer-on and pull-off samples with an accompanying script.

The next design goal was to make the instrument highly playable and intuitive. The mod wheel, sustain pedal, keyswitches, and other MIDI CCs are not required. 


Reviews

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Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition – Waveformless

“As with their previous libraries, Impact Soundworks has done a bang-up job with Shreddage Bass: Picked Edition. The recordings are pristine, the matching between samples is perfect, and, provided you take a realistic playing technique to mind, it sounds uncannily real in use. One of the things I find especially appealing about these samples is that the tone is a sort of perfect neutral starting point. […] It’s hard to think of a style these samples wouldn’t work in. […] If you’re looking for a good, flexible library of electric bass sounds, this would be a great place to start! (10/10)” Tom Shear (Waveformless)