Native Instruments Session Bassist – Jam Bass: the Synth and Software Review

Posted May 28May 28

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The series is growing, but is it in the right direction? When I reviewed Prime Bass, it was the first entry in Native Instruments’ Session Bassist series. I remember being quite impressed with the versatility and sound of that library, which was based on the Fender Precision Bass. The latest offering in the growing Session Bassist series is […]

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