Do you know any plugin to get automatic bass riffs or a virtual bassist depending of the played chord in Logic Pro X? Do I should make it with Arpeggiator?
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)
Yes, I understand you. With it you can if you understand that you must use it as a MIDIFX in Logic Pro X and fed a synth with the Nora output. Chords in logic -> Nora -> Your choice synth plugin -> your choice audio plugin. Once you got it you will love it!
Arloga, yes full version comes bundled with hundreds and hundreds of presets that goes from electronic to orchestal. Also it comes with several groove presets that you can combine with the regular presets to create different shuffle types, etc. I think it's a good idea follow their youtube videos, they're releasing tutorials and tips slowly. Anyway if you have any doubt you can ask me, I'll solve it if I can, or you can post it in their forum. Their devs are pretty active and they will reply you : http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=270
Nora is the best solution nowadays. Check it in www.squaredheads.com
Mmmmmm Yes but I want to make more realistic bass patterns for non electronic music but more traditional music such jazz, pop rock, bossa nova etc. But I will check again the program you kindly gugest.
Thank you
Here is a good example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2i3kYaUVvs
I still use 2 plug-ins: Bornemark Broomstick Bass and Steinberg Virtual Bassist.
I connected a midi cable from my Logic Pro X to my Logic 5.5.1 on an old Windows Pc (Vsti). I record the audio live in Logic Pro X (no recording on the pc).
Sometimes when I want to edit, I record the chords on Broomstick Bass and generate a midi file to export to my Mac Pro.
And after playing a chord what hapen on Nora does it has bass grooves to choose from or sould we have to create them?
Thaks for your reply Liquid I will take a deeper look to Nora
Hi EdHart,
Thanks for your answer, it has sense to me although some complicated but at least you can still use the good programs such Virtual Bassist. In fact I wrote to Broomstick and Sven told me that they will launch a the Bass plugin to work on Logic Pro X but I don't know when but at least they have that plan.
Hello Liquidpro sorry for the long silece.
Ok on your suggestion about Nora, I found some videos about hoi to use it but do you know where I can see a demo or a tutorial about how it works on bass lines and other type of accompaniments ?
Regards !
Okay, I hope to resurrect this because I am looking for the same thing. A virtual bassist like Steinbergs or Broomstick for Logic Pro X. I had a Boss DR-880 where you could pick your chord progression, pick your groove type (ie country, rock, latin, spanish, pop, electric, etc) and it would generate the bassline. Sven said Broomstick does not work with Logic Pro X.
Broomstick Bass is also working on Parallels Desktop / Boot Camp with Samplitude or probably any VST host. Generate the midifile, import it into Logic Pro X.
Well I think I've found my solution, for a while that is. With a bazillion bass loops in Apple Loops, I think this work till Broomstick gets to work with Logic Pro X.
Why not use Basses generated by Band-in-a-Box - pgmusic.com? 100's of styles, follows any chord progression.
rz
I am looking for an automatic bass or a virtual bassist for Logic Pro X
