Product Description

• Bass Engine 2 – VST / AU – Bass Plug-In It has been two years since we released our best ever selling plug-in Bass Engine and we are delighted with the response we have received from all the Hip Hop producers that have brought it. The one request we have heard more and more though was the need for more 808’s and vintage analogue sounding bass instruments
• so here at DopeSONIX
• we made sure to fill this VST with fat 808’s
• heavy Moogy subs
• futuristic deep pads and a cool collection of uprights and electric basses just for good measure. If you have Bass Engine 1 and 2 in your collection you pretty much have every bass sound you could possibly use in Hip Hop production
• no doubt! The Lo- End Solution With Bass Engine 2 we have decided to create a bass plug-in that will fulfil all your 808
• sub and vintage bass synth requirements. You will find over 300 brand new bass instruments all lovingly EQ'ed and processed through a Drawmer 1961 Dual Vacuum Tube Equaliser for that deep low- end warmth and solid mid punch where needed. 808 Bass The 808 is undoubtedly the king of the bass in Hip Hop/Trap right about now and has been for nearly a decade or more
• because of this we had to make sure the 808’s in Bass Engine 2 punched harder and deeper than any 808 VST’s released so far. We also spent time cooking up never heard before layered 808’s mixed with a crazy assortment of synth stabs and pads to give your productions a fuller
• fatter sound. The first 150 presets in Bass Engine 2 are devoted strictly to the legend that is the 808
• deep booming tones and spacey sub-bass goodness. Sci-Fi Bass Since the 1970’s hardware synths have been capable of producing a vast range of low-end tones
• rich in harmonics and analogue warmth so its understandable that these once forgotten musical beasts are now commanding huge prices to lucky collectors. Nothing can compare to the original hardware units sound but we have done our best to bring you a flavour of what these classic synths are capable of. The second 75 presets in Bass Engine 2 represent this huge range of sonic delight ranging from moody
• deep tones to short
• punchy bleeps and everything in between. Live Bass In an age where hardware and software bass synths reign supreme in Hip Hop production
• the classic electric bass and upright still have a place in the sonic landscape. Both are capable of plenty of low-end goodness while still having enough mid punch to cut through any mix
• plus there are times when your beat just needs that vintage character. The next 50 presets includes dusty uprights. the classic jazz bass
• deep dub vibes and a whole selection of dope live bass instruments. Sub Bass The sub-bass is probably one of the most loved basses in music today
• whether its liquid drum and bass or Southside drill you will find this pure bass tone underpinning many ill beats
• creating low-end vibes that will rattle any speaker and make the club rumble all night. The final 25 presets include a variety of pure sub-bass along with a unique collection of subs mixed with subtle haunting pads
• abstract stabs and cinematic textures. Features 300  Hip Hop bass instruments including 808’s
• Sub Bass
• Vintage Bass and more Treated with a Drawmer 1961 Dual Vacuum Tube Equaliser for warmth and punch Built-in pitch
• glide and volume controls Built-in flexible ADSR controls Mono
• Poly and Legato modes. Soft
• Normal and Hard velocity modes. Ultra-low CPU usage [perfect if you own a laptop/tablet / low spec PC/MAC] Ultra-fast patch loading [flick through patches in lightening quick times] Program your basslines manually or use a MIDI/USB controller/keyboard/MPD System Requirements Mac: OS X 10.4 and above (Monterey / Apple Silicon supported) 208 MB disk space required 2 GB RAM Audio Units (AU) or VST DAW compatible host required (64-bit only) Windows: Windows 7 / 8 / 10 238 MB disk space required 1 GB RAM VST compatible DAW host is required (32 or 64-bit) Optional USBs / MIDI Controllers: Native Instruments Maschine Behringer Novation M-Audio Arturia Line 6 Alesis Korg Akai and more! Important Note - This software is not compatible with Pro Tools! Please Note: Beat Machine 1 is used as an example. Installation Instructions specific to your product can be found in the User Manual that is located within the 'Info' folder of your downloaded file. Mac 1. Download the .zip folder from your Plugin Boutique User Account > Double-click to open and extract the files (this may take a few minutes). 2. Locate the folders that contain the Beat Machine 1 plugin files. 3. For VST users
• click and drag the Beat Machine 1.vst and Beat Machine 1.instruments files to 'Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST'. 4. For VST3 users
• click and drag the Beat Machine 1.vst3 and Beat Machine 1.instruments files to 'Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3'. 5. For AU users
•  click and drag the Beat Machine 1.component and Beat Machine 1.instruments files to 'Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components'. 6. Launch your DAW > Insert Beat Machine on a new track (you may need to manually rescan your DAW's plugin folder if it does not appear) > Click 'Click Here'. 7. Enter your serial number found within your Plugin Boutique User Account > Click 'OK'. Beat Machine is now installed and ready to use. Windows 1. Download the .zip folder from your Plugin Boutique User Account > Double-click to open and extract the files (this may take a few minutes). 2. For VST2 users
• navigate to either the Beat Machine 1.6 [PC 32Bit] or [PC 64Bit] folder. 3. Right-click and copy the Beat Machine 1.instruments folder and Beat Machine 1.dll files. 4. Navigate to your normal VST plug-ins folder (This is usually located here: 'C:\Program Files\Vstplugins' or here: 'C:\Program Files (x86)/Vstplugins') > Right-click and paste the Beat Machine 1.instruments folder and Beat Machine 1.dll files. 5. For VST3 users
• navigate to the Beat Machine 1.6 [64Bit VST3] folder. 6. Right-click and copy the Beat Machine 1.instruments and Beat Machine 1.vst3 files. 7. Navigate to 'C: \Program Files (x86)\Common Files\VST3' > Right-click and paste the Beat Machine 1.instruments and Beat Machine 1.vst3 files. 8. Launch your DAW > Insert Beat Machine on a new track (you may need to manually rescan your DAW's plugin folder if it does not appear) > Click 'Click Here'. 9. Enter your serial number found within your Plugin Boutique User Account > Click 'OK'. Beat Machine is now installed and ready to use.

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