
Ample Bass P III 3.1.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAmple Bass P III 3.1.0 for Mac is the third-generation release of Ample Sound's Fender Precision Bass instrument. The Precision sound is all about a solid midrange thump that supports a song without fighting it, and this library captures that character with per-fret sampling and a wide articulation set that goes well beyond plain sustained notes, into slap, pop and tapped playing.
Version 3.1.0 sits on the mature version 3 engine, with the Riffer for programming grooves and a Tab Player that can load popular tablature formats and perform them with realistic fingering logic. Ample Sound sells the instrument as a paid licence from its official store, with trial downloads offered on the product page; it is not a free full version, so use the trial to judge the tone in your own mixes first.
Key Features
- Classic Fender Precision Bass recorded fret by fret in 24-bit quality
- Articulations include sustain, palm mute, natural harmonic, hammer-on and pull-off, legato slide, slap, pop, tap and dead note
- Riffer with genre presets to shape and humanise programmed basslines
- Tab Player that reads common guitar and bass tablature formats and adds performance detail automatically
- AU, VST, AAX and standalone formats for Mac, suited to Logic Pro, Cubase, Ableton Live and Pro Tools sessions
How to Download
- Download from the official site
- Pick the trial or complete your purchase, then download the Mac installer from your Ample Sound account.
- Install the library, activate with your serial while online, and load the plugin in your DAW to start writing parts.
What is the difference between Bass P III and Bass P 4.0?
They are two generations of the same Precision Bass instrument. The III release uses the version 3 engine, while 4.0 adds the newer Riffer 4 workflow and engine updates. Both share the same official product page.
Can I play it from a MIDI keyboard?
Yes. You can perform it live from any MIDI controller, trigger articulations with key switches, and it also supports MIDI guitar input for players who prefer to track parts on a guitar controller.
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