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Check out the Bass Club Environment walkthrough video for a full demonstration of what’s inside.
Watch how to deconstruct the synths, MIDI and processing to then reconstruct your own unique track.
See how to manipulate and process sounds into constantly evolving, dynamic and memorable hooks.
Watch how EQ sculpts and balances individual instruments while taking your mixing skills to the next level. All this using Ableton Live native plug-ins, synths and samplers.
Each of our Instrument Racks contain tips and insights. Open the info tab at the bottom left of the clip viewer and highlight the rack.
There are colour coded tutorials on what each of the macros will achieve when changed. By flicking through the presets you’ll find a host of new sounds and effects textures that instantly change the instrument or effect. You can also try using the randomize button at the top right of the rack. You’ll get some impressive results, or a cool new starting point to dial in and make your own preset snapshot. This will be saved with the rack within your Environment, or within the Rack preset when you save it to your browser.
Bass Club Environment is a modular production toolkit for Ableton Live, featuring a collection of instruments, Drum Racks, FX chains, and MIDI clips, all crafted using native plug-ins. It’s designed to help producers create bass-driven tracks inspired by leading artists in the genre.
You will need Ableton Live Suite 10.3 or higher (Mac / PC) to use this product.
Yes. You can use all included content in your own original productions without paying royalties. Redistribution or resale of the assets is not allowed.
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For support as an existing customer please use the Support Request section within your account page, this will enable us to validate your purchase automatically and assign the request to the relevant developer to respond when they're available.
Terence Pender –
I bought this to use in conjunction with the great drums in the Downtempo Electronica Environment. Again I’m looking to combine modules from different environments. I’d love it if there were some online tutorials on how to do this. I’ve used live quite a bit but now I’m trying to expand what I can do and getting these bass and drums sounds has been very exciting and I’m really enjoying how to use them and seeing what I can do with them – it’s an interesting journey and these packages can really help jump start your work as you move into new genres. I don’t want to make the same music every time I write a new tune and having these amazing (but a little complex at first) instruments, effects and racks is a real help.
I would say perfect if there was more online tutorial info.
Darren E Cowley (Admin) –
That’s a great point Terence, i have some content that does exactly that and was just waiting for the final of this batch of releases to be able to share it, keep an eye on our youtube channel towards the end of June!