Scarbee Basses Explained®

Description

Studio pro Larry Holcombe delivers detailed Native Instruments Scarbee Basses video tutorials! Learn all about the Scarbee Basses features and functions, as well as how to use them to create ultra-realistic bass lines for your songs and productions. As a bonus, you also get the Logic Projects Larry used in the videos, as well as the drum loop audio file so you can drag it into your DAW and follow along with the lessons. These video tutorials are designed for new Scarbee Bass users.

Larry welcomes you and then shows you how to load in the MM-Bass plug-in, followed by an explanation of the ways in which MM-Bass decides which fret and string to play when using an automatic script. You'll also learn all about the Key Switches which allow you to override this process, so you can craft the perfect bass sound for your needs.

Throughout the rest of the videos, Larry covers Key Layout, Sustains, Mutes & Harmonics, Hammer-Ons, Pull-Offs & Grace Notes, Slides, Buzz Trills, Trills & Pickup Claps, the different options for Loose or Tight Playing by using different Release Samples, Index & Middle Finger Alternations, Extended Hammer-Ons, Cross Hammering between strings, Chords & Chord Slides, how to create Sustaining Notes and also make the Randomness Playback identical every time the project plays back, and much, much more.

To see exactly what these in-depth Native Instrument Scarbee Bass tutorials show you, and how they'll get you making basslines so real, no one but you will know it's a virtual instrument, check out the individual Scarbee Bass video tutorial descriptions on this page. Discover how low you can go and make killer basslines today... Watch “Scarbee Basslines Explained®” now!

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This series is fantastic. It's certainly more than an 'Explained' series. Following along while programming in articulations in the Piano Roll was the highlight of the series, as it really helped to cement what Larry had covered earlier in the 'Explained' portion. Great stuff as ever from Mr Holcombe.

I'm so happy to finally have a break-down of the Scarbee Basses Program. It is so rare to find tutorials about it and even rarer to find an elaborate explanations of everything. What's great is that it also covers the Rickenbacker Bass which deviates slightly from the Scarbee Basses. Great job Groove3!

I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Studio One

Très bonne vue d'ensemble des différentes basses Scarbee ! Commençant par les bases tout en nous guidant petit à petit vers une utilisation plus poussée du VSTi de chez Native Instrument !

I am a: Hobbyist, Musician, Reaper

I do not understand how come making a video like this he does not activate the keys of the kontac so we can see which keys he is playing. Everything would be 100% easier to understand since we could see how he operates the bass. He just had to go tho the menu and click on keyboard and the keyboard would appear in the lower part.

Not all videos are the same on Groove3. This one... this one is one of the good ones.

exactly what i needed

I am a: Hobbyist, Musician, Logic Pro

Whilst I’ve had only the Rickenbacker Bass I really never used it mainly because I did not know its capabilities. This series really explained a lot even things that can be used with other bases. It is easy to watch and understand. I recommend it for looking at programming bases in general.

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