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Wremena · Sampled Bass

Wremena Two

Fender Jazz Bass 1971

Whispering rather than talking, and funky when it is asked to be.

3Articulations
2Sound lines
2.8 GBUncompressed
6Round robins per note
+And more

Sustain●Mute●Harmonics●Clean Line●Pedal Line●Tube Preamp●Soviet Transformers●Cassette Passes●X Patches●VST3 and AU●& more

Fender Jazz Bass 1971VST3 and AUTwo sound lines

A 1971 Fender Jazz Bass found by accident, after almost twenty years gathering dust in a Palace of Culture in a small Belarusian town.

Recorded in a completely different way from the first guitar in the series: only two sound lines, but neither of them simple — and the unusual thing found in a bass guitar here is its tenderness.

At a Glance

  • Three articulations sustain, mute and harmonics
  • Two sound lines a clean chain and a pedal chain
  • The sustain recorded so the instrument can whisper rather than talk, without losing a confident voice
  • The mute more daring — funky, or bass for slow experimental music
  • The harmonics many velocity layers, for a flexible and soft sound
  • The X patches passed through a cassette machine three or four times, to move from the 70s back to the 60s or 50s

Content & Detail

01What Is Insidethe four figures▾
Articulations3 — sustain, harmonics and mute
Round robins6 per note
VelocityUp to 6 per note
Size1.2 GB compressed, 2.8 GB uncompressed
02The Two Sound Linesneither of them simple▾
The clean lineGuitar straight to a tube preamp and compressor, then a tube equaliser and two consecutive Soviet transformers
What that chain didThe sound arrives as if it had travelled from the 70s — juicy and dense, and still gentle
The second lineSpecially selected bass and guitar pedals on the sound
The X patchesRun through a cassette machine three or four times
03Where It Came Fromand who played it▾
The instrumentA Fender Jazz Bass 1971, found by mere accident
Where it had beenLying almost twenty years in a Palace of Culture in a small Belarusian town, with nobody playing it
The playerVictor Pshanichny, who played both instruments in the series
The first guitarThe series began with a PRS — Wremena One
04Requirementsand one incompatibility▾
FormatVST3 and AU plug-in
SystemsmacOS 10.11+ and Windows
Not compatible withReason, Pro Tools and any other DAW that does not support VST3 or AU
Size1.2 GB compressed, 2.8 GB uncompressed

A bass that whispers is harder to sample than one that shouts, because every quiet note exposes what the chain did to it. Two lines and six repetitions per note are what let this one stay quiet without going flat.

Product Information

Supported Host Application
VST3/AU plugin
NOT compatible with Reason, Pro Tools and any other DAWs that do not support VST3/AU formats.
Features
3 articulations (Sustain, Harmonics, Mute)
Custom tape designed patches
6 RR per note
Up to 6 velocity per note