The binary 'Let Ring' control allows your notes to either sustain ( i.e: ring ) or not. Next door, you'll find the 'Touch' control -giving you 'Normal', 'Hard' and 'Soft' touches to your playingĮmphasis. The yellow distance marker where you want it. Simply left click and hold your mouse to 'drag' Using your mouse, you canĪdjust the distance from the bridge pickup ( -1.80' to 12:10' ) to where your fingers 'play' the strings from. Right about here I should make mention of the 'distance marker'. I found the 'Index' setting most to my liking. 'Alternate' choices to change up your playing stroke. The 'Stroke' control gives you 'Index', 'Middle' and Right of there, you'll find a 'Muting' knob -allowing you to dial-in the amount of muting you want in your playing ( -using your mouse ). Clicking on the 'Play Style' icon allows you to access 'Finger', 'Pick' and 'Slap' playing styles -to give your playing the dynamics of

The 'Model' icon simply allows the top thumbnail pictures to be displayedĪcross the top of the main screen. 'Control' icons, which will let you really 'dial-in' the exact sound you want. If you're a bassist, these mock names are easy enough to decode ( -if their thumbnails didn'tīeneath these thumbnails, you'll find the 'Model', 'Play Style', 'Strings', 'Electronics', 'Amp/ FX' and P-Bass, 70's J-Bass Modern J-Bass, Devil Bass, Bass Man 5, Rick n'īass, Studio Bass, Violin Bass, Thunder Bass, Japan Bass, Flameīass, Imperial Bass and Metal Bass.

These are the available models you'll find: '60's P-Bass, '70's Gives you access to the models that won't fit onto the screen. Using the arrows to the left and right sides of this thumbnail banner Beneath the toolbar utilities you'll find ten colorful thumbnails of some of the bass models available in 'MODO BASS 1.5'.

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