Moog bass sound

Rossy · October 25

I was wondering if there was a way to recreate a moog bass sound with Guitar Rig 6? I love using it with my 5 string bass but cant find a preset that makes it sound like it and I am not very good at sound design.

Thanks

chk071 · October 26

I think there is software which actually "translates" audio input into MIDI input, but, I have no idea where to start in that regard.

PK The DJ · October 27

I'd suggest that MIDI Bass (from the same company) would be a better choice.

LINK

Online comments explain that the guitar system is designed to work within the range of a guitar, and that tracking bass notes (in general) is more difficult/slower.

donmaddonald · October 25

you want to achieve it with the bass guitar? or it is fine also a vst?

Kymeia · October 25

The Moog bass sound is unprocessed so fx/amp wouldn’t really get you there, you need a VA synth, ideally something that models a MOOG like Monark, The Legend or Diva

LostInFoundation · October 25

Or…an original Moog plugin…

chk071 · October 25

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/37669/moog-bass-sound

If you own Komplete, you own Monark, which gives you that sound out of the box.

Rossy · October 25

Thanks everyone, I want to create the sound with my 5 string base that I actually play, I have Komplete 14 CE if that helps, so something that gives me a moog sound as I play my bass DI'd into my audio interface.

Thanks🙂

Rossy · October 25

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186182#Comment_186182

With my bass

donmaddonald · October 25

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186311#Comment_186311

this needs some experimentation, can you send a sample or a video with the exact sound you are looking for? maybe a dry bass line would be nice too.

Simon A. Billington · October 26

I haven't used Guitar Rig for a while, does it have some kind of "synth" effect module?? One that creates a synthetic sound based on the guitar/bass input?? If so, thats where I'd start.

Also consider a filter/eq style plugin with an envelope follower and resonance.

Dial the filter down low
Set it open up the frequency (sound brighter) when you hit a string
Set it fade to a lower frequency, either quickly or as it rings out.
Give it some resonance
Maybe add a little chorus and/or distortion

At least that is where I would begin if there were synth stomp effects

Rossy · October 26

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186335#Comment_186335

The best example I can think of is PYT by Michael Jackson which I belive was performed on a moog so If you listen to that bass, that's the sound I am looking for.

https://youtu.be/1ZZQuj6htF4?si=B322xl8xbX67-0sT

Rossy · October 26

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186196#Comment_186196

Silly question but can I trigger Monark sounds with an analog input like my bass?

chk071 · October 26

I think there is software which actually "translates" audio input into MIDI input, but, I have no idea where to start in that regard.

PK The DJ · October 26

According to Anthony Marinelli (who should know!) the PYT bass sound is an ARP 2600 doubled with a bass guitar (the late Louis Johnson).

Link to Anthony's video

Rossy · October 26

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186427#Comment_186427

Sweet, so that would be an example sound that I am trying to achieve with my bass.

silentio246 · October 27

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/186421#Comment_186421

There is MIDI GUITAR 2, which works very well:

https://www.jamorigin.com/

PK The DJ · October 27

I'd suggest that MIDI Bass (from the same company) would be a better choice.

LINK

Online comments explain that the guitar system is designed to work within the range of a guitar, and that tracking bass notes (in general) is more difficult/slower.

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