Introducing Deep Jupiter, sampled from SampleScience's analog bass
Introducing Deep Jupiter, a bass sound source that samples SampleScience's analog bass.
The format is compatible with VST, DecentSampler, and Kontakt, and it is a friendly design that anyone can use.
Sound demo
I tried playing the preset.
I tried moving the filter.
If you cut it with a filter, you can see that the bass is sounding firmly.
(headphones or speakers with low bass)
There is a lot of bass, so please be careful with the volume.
Overview
Deep Jupiter is an analog bass instrument featuring the sound of the famous Jupiter-named synthesizer from the 80's.This plugin features eight multi-sampled raw bass suites for electronic genres such as synthwave, chillwave, retrowave, and synthpop.The sounds in this module are public domain (not the copyrighted plugin itself).
Features
- 8 multi-sampling analog basses
- Multi LFO
- Lowpass / Highpass filter
- Low CPU utilization
- Amplitude range control
- 3 timbral modes: polyphonic, monophonic and legato
- public domain sound
Plugin version requirements
- Windows 8.1/10/11 or macOS El Capitan or higher
- 97MB HD space
- 2GHz quad-core CPU or above, 4GB or more RAM
- 64-bit VSTi/VST3/AUi host
Kontakt 5/6 version requirements
- Latest version of Kontakt 5 or Kontakt 6 or higher
- Being the full version, does not work with the free Kontakt Player
- 175 MB HD space
Download
Go to the above link and select the format you want to download from the right side.
Here we will use VST3 as an example.
Enter "0" in the text box and click "Add to Cart"
Enter your email address and click "Get"
A download link will appear, click to download.
Installation
Unzip the downloaded file, and put the "Deep Jupiter.vst3" file and "Deep Jupiter.instruments" folder in the VST3 folder.
VST3 folder
C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ VST3
This completes the installation.
Summary
It makes a very fat sound.
I think that it is a sound that does not come out easily with free software synths.
SampleScience has other free sound sources, so please check them out.
I also collected various sounds from public domain movies "Sounds from the Public Domain” is also recommended for Lo-Fi enthusiasts.
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