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Studio Bass in Logic Pro for iPad

The studio instruments are high-quality multisampled players that offer a collection of solo and grouped instrument presets. See Studio Piano, Studio Strings, and Studio Horns.

Studio Bass is a highly expressive sample-based software instrument that emulates the sound of several electric basses and an upright acoustic bass, each with their own sonic characteristics. It’s optimized for use with the Bass Player, but it also works with MIDI and pattern regions. You can also use a MIDI keyboard to play and record with Studio Bass.

Figure. Studio Bass showing the Main view with callouts to the Instrument pop-up menu, Hand Position indicator, and Main/Details switch.

If you’re new to using plug-ins in Logic Pro for iPad, see Add, replace, reorder, and remove plug-ins in the Plug-ins area.

Studio Bass contains parameters for volume, tone, pickup controls, and other sonic characteristics typical of the selected bass instrument. See Studio Bass Main view and Studio Bass Details view.

As with a real bass instrument, notes played with Studio Bass can have different tonal qualities depending on their neck position. When a note is played, Studio Bass provides visual feedback by indicating the positions of the hand and notes in the area resembling a fretboard at the bottom of the plug-in window. You can influence these positions through the use of MIDI input channels. See Studio Bass string and position MIDI channels.

You can use articulations with Studio Bass to create expressive, nuanced performances and recordings. When you load a Studio Bass instrument patch from the browser, an articulation set is automatically loaded. There are separate articulation sets for each playing style of the electric bass instruments, and one for the American Upright instrument. You can access them in the Articulation pop-up menu in the plug-in header and in the Piano Roll Editor. See Patches overview and Set the articulation IDs in the Piano Roll Editor.

When performing or recording with Studio Bass, you can use a keyswitch map for the current articulation set to change articulations as you play. See Studio Bass keyswitch mapping in Logic Pro for iPad.

Choose a bass instrument

  • Tap the Instrument pop-up menu in Studio Bass and choose one of the following:

    • Classic: A vintage electric bass heard on some of the earliest country and rock recordings.

    • Sixties: A hollow-bodied bass with flat-wound strings and rich, round tone.

    • Rock: A solid bass with a punchy and aggressive sound with rich overtones.

    • Session: A studio workhorse with a wide variety of tones thanks to its ability to blend both pickups.

    • Modern: A combination of a humbucker pickup and a two-band EQ providing a tight and versatile sound.

    • American Upright: A timeless acoustic sound full of rich and natural tones.

Switch between the Main and Details view

  • In the upper-right corner of the Studio Bass plug-in window, tap Main or Details.

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