Bass Guitar One

Bass Guitar One

expressive virtual instrument

22 ratings
7 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 11, 2018
  • April 4, 2020

Features

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Experience the nuances of a real bass guitar with this virtual instrument. It captures fretless fingerstyle sounds with multi-layered samples and responds to touch pressure for natural tonal variations.

Fretless fingerstyle sounds
Multi-layered note samples
Touch pressure sensitivity
Expressive virtual instrument
Realistic tone changes
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What's New in Bass Guitar One

1.1.1

April 4, 2020

Improved stability.

User reviews

Not Updated for Recent iOS Versions

Like your guitar app I just reviewed, it seems most of your apps have not been supported for a very long time. Have they been abandoned? It’s not fair to keep apps on the App Store that haven’t been updated in a long time. This one is free, but people may pay for apps and then find out that they are not functioning properly (if at all) because they don’t have current iOS certificates.

It seems like your put a ton of work into your apps and that most people have loved them, so why not continue to keep them up to date and develop new features? I hope you’ll try to make sure the certificates are up to date ASAP and that your apps will start seeing regular updates again.

Thanks so much!
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Free way to try bass lines out, very nice.

Obviously they’d like you to buy ‘ifretless’ bass, to get AU aspect etc, but this is really great if you don’t want to pick up the monster guitar just to try a short lick out or whatever. Big USPs - fretless, if you want it just play that way, choose your number of strings up to some number I can’t believe, and gives a taster of their paid app. Reverb adjustable, it’s impact-sensitive, no downside really for a free app.
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Great sound

Can you guys make it an audio unit for GarageBand iOS?

Response from developer

IFretless Bass has audio unit support

Hmmm

I’m sure this would be a great app but I’m unsure what’s the difference between this app and IFretless Bass. Can someone assist.

Response from developer

This app has the same core functionality as iFretless bass. iFretless Bass adds MIDI, audio unit support, many more bass instrument choices, an Equalizer, and other options that this one doesn’t have.

Great advertisement for the full fledged App

At least that’s what I’m hoping.

With all of the great audio/music production apps available for iOS, I’m always bummed out that the only decent sounding (and responding) Electric bass guitar simulator that I can find is the one within GarageBand - which isn’t even that great.

But this has got me thinking that with the features of the ifretless bass, it will surpass my expectations.
Ideally I would just be recording the real thing, which I do, but sometimes I’m focused on recording some other “real deal” - usually guitar - so having a version of this that operates within AUM and AURIA PRO (and with bram bros rozetta sequencing) should open some doorways.

It’s kind of expensive at $15, but like I said - this free app was a great advertisement. Let’s hope it’s worth it.
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FAQ

What makes Bass Guitar One realistic?

Bass Guitar One uses fretless fingerstyle sounds with multiple sample layers for each note. It also responds to finger pressure on the screen to create subtle, natural changes in the instrument's tone.

What devices does Bass Guitar One support?

Bass Guitar One is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to provide an expressive virtual instrument experience across these Apple devices.

Is Bass Guitar One free to use?

Yes, Bass Guitar One is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted musical experience.

How often is Bass Guitar One updated?

The latest version of Bass Guitar One is 1.1.1, which was last updated on April 4, 2020. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app remains functional.

What is the age rating for Bass Guitar One?

Bass Guitar One has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.

Can I play Bass Guitar One offline?

As a virtual instrument app, Bass Guitar One does not require an internet connection to play. You can practice and create music anytime, anywhere.

What kind of bass guitar sounds does it offer?

Bass Guitar One specializes in fretless hard fingerstyle sounds. The multi-layered samples aim to capture the nuances and expressiveness of playing a real fretless bass.