Available for download, Waves Bass Slapper is a virtual instrument that puts the sound of slap-bass under your fingertips, allowing you to achieve funky slaps and plucky patterns by means of your MIDI keyboard. In sampling this virtual instrument, Waves made sure to slap, pop, and more, in various neck-positions, opting to record the notes as a bass player would choose to play them on the fingerboard. This aspect of the sampling process is important, as different positions change the articulation of all those desirable and musical effects surrounding the slap—the thumb pops, hammer-ons, muted hits, and so on. The resulting tones are more authentic as a result of this method.

Over 3,700 samples have been utilized in fashioning this virtual instrument, including slaps, pulls (with pointer and index fingers), hammer-ons, hammer-offs, percussive samples, release samples, slides, and special effects. Each of these samples have been recorded at different velocities. Round robin samples are also on hand, so you don’t get that machine-gun effect when you repeat the same note over and over again.

Bass Slapper comes with a standard and a high-definition library. The former is more useful for the recording stage, or for rigs where storage space is at a premium. Once you’ve recorded your samples, you can load the high-definition library and use those for mix. Bass Slapper is compatible with Mac and Windows platforms, and is compatible with AU, VST, VSTi, VST3, and AAX formats. The virtual instrument also works as a standalone application.

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• Extensive slap-bass sample library
• 11 interactive playing positions with automatic string switching
• Full 5-string articulations: thumbing, popping, mutes & more
• Real-time MIDI controls
• Customizable Keyswitch Editor
• Studio-quality effects  
• Authentic amp simulation
• Detailed tone controls with 4-band EQ, sub octave, and low boost
• Authentic amp and clean-DI tones
• Plug-in or standalone instrument
• NKS-ready for NI Komplete Kontrol and Maschine

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this controller work with the Canon XF605?

A: Yes the Manfrotto RC Pan Bar EX Remote Control for LANC Cameras would support and work with the Canon XF-605 camera. Also please add the following adapter to allow it to attach to a tripod handle. Adapter https://bhpho.to/3t08Frj

Q: 2. What length does this extend to?

A: About an arms length, so I would say easily 3 feet.

Q: 3. Can these remotes trigger a remote camera from another camera? No need for flash, i would just like to have a second angle captured from my camera on hand. Similar to a lot of sports photography.

A: David is exactly right. A note: if you are only triggering a remote camera with no flash, setting the remote FlexTT5 to Basic Trigger mode is recommended. It will give you faster triggering. Also, setting the camera to manual focus, manual exposure, and setting the ISO will give you the best results.

Q: 4. Will this work with a JVC GY HM180 4K camera?

A: Yes, this should work well with the HM180.

Q: 5. Is there any way to control the focus speed? It is too fast to use with a Canon XF400.

A: Yes, The Manfrotto RC Pan Bar EX Remote Control for LANC Cameras has multi-speed zoom and focus knob and a focus/zoom switch.

Q: 6. I am planning to get two FlexTT5's; one for my D7100 & other for my SB-910. Pls guide whether I need to purchase any other cable/cords apart from the two FlexTT5's.

A: Nothing else would be needed; all items necessary to use your setup together would be included with the PocketWizard FlexTT5 Transceiver Remotes. The FlexTT5 would connect to the top of the hot shoe on the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera, and would connect to the hot shoe on the bottom of the Nikon SB-910 Speedlight Flash. The batteries needed to operate the FlexTT5 are included with the units.

Q: 7. Will this remote work with the new Panasonic AG-CX350 with its new single port LANC?

A: Yes, this controller should work with the Panasonic CX350.

Q: 8. Does it work with Panasonic mirrorless Gh5 II Camera?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Can the TT5 be used with the Nikon D810 and SB5000 in TTL mode or just manual?

A: I guess the only reason to buy these product is to be use as TTL, other wise get another kind of transmitter

Q: 10. Does the PocketWizard Flex TT5 and the MiniFlex work with the Phottix Mitros TTL Flash for Nikon in full iTTL mode?If not, will the PocketWizards fire the Mitros in basic mode?

A: The PocketWizards will work with that flash in basic/manual mode but are not listed as being TTL compatible with that system on PocketWizard's compatibility chart found here: http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=Canon_Compatibility