オムニバス
The bass behind
The Omnific.
The Omnific's Music Man Bongo.
Featuring a distinct and unparalleled sonic identity enhanced by precise performance intricacies, OmniBass effortlessly accommodates an abundance of techniques and genres, always ready to play.
Tone Selector
Switch between tones matched by ear to the artist's rig.
Fretboard
We sampled every fret on every string. The interface shows where the engine plays each MIDI note.
Articulation
Use keyswitches to change articulation. The display shows the active articulation.
Alternate Picking
Tempo-synced alternate picking cycles through different recorded attacks to add variation to repeated notes.
DOOM
DOOM Mode limits playback to a smaller set of high-impact samples for a more consistent attack.
Humanize
Adds adjustable variation between notes so repeated parts sound less mechanical.
Position
Choose the fretboard position for each note, or let the engine choose automatically.
Mixer
Use Drive, Tone, Compression, and Girth to fit the bass into your mix.
Settings
Set the keyswitches, bass tuning, and pitch-bend range.
DI
Recorded direct.
DI
The raw instrument recorded direct through studio-grade hardware. Use it with your own plugins, pedals, or amps.
Clean
The sound of early The Omnific records.
Clean
A clean tone with the Bongo's round, throaty midrange, based on early The Omnific records.
Grit
Modern prog spank in the upper mids.
Grit
Adds upper-mid saturation to the Clean tone.
Distortion
An extra gain stage above Grit.
Distortion
Distortion adds a gain stage above Grit and pushes the midrange into distorted guitars.
Lead
A pristine clean tone for lead playing.
Lead
A clean tone for lead bass passages where each note needs to step forward.
Artist reviews
What producers say.
OmniBass is not only another amazing addition to the collection of SubMission Audio bass libraries, but also a faithful representation of the sound that The Omnific are known for.
Customer reviews
What customers say.
Customer Reviews
This thing is so realistic when programmed carefully, but even on default settings can help a demo or even a mix sound cleaner and more crisp in the low end. Love it.
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OmniBass sounds really good and covers a ton of tones, so it works great whether you’re doing rock, metal, or more mellow stuff. The presets are solid and you can get mix-ready bass pretty fast, which is awesome. The only downside is that, like most virtual basses, it still doesn’t totally feel like a real player every time.
I love The Omnific. And this Bass VST captures their unique sound flawlessly. I've already used it for a potential game soundtrack
This is a good sounding bass. I am enjoying it.
The SubmissionAudio Bass-libraries are pure gold! The articulations included, make writing interesting and professional great sounding bass-parts possible. Loving these! Thank you!