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Subdivine Expansion: More About That Bass 2 Preset Pack by Diginoiz

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Subdivine Expansion: More About That Bass 2 is a 50-preset expansion pack by Diginoiz for the Subdivine synth. It focuses on bass sounds and melodies across trap, hip-hop, R&B, pop and house.

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01Overview

This expansion adds 50 presets to Subdivine, all built around bass. Diginoiz describes the collection as covering three octaves, which gives producers a wide range for low lines and melodic bass parts. The presets are aimed mainly at trap, while the developer also points to hip-hop, R&B, soul, pop, and several styles of house and funk as suitable uses. The pack is a follow-up to the first bass collection for Subdivine and requires the full Subdivine instrument to run.

Best for

Trap bass lines
Hip-hop basslines
R&B bass melodies
House bass parts
Funk bass sounds

Developer: Diginoiz
Category: Expansion Packs
Requires: Subdivine
Store: Plugin Boutique

02Key features

What you get

50 bass presets for the Subdivine VST
Three-octave range for bass lines and melodies
Designed with trap production in mind
Suitable for hip-hop, R&B, soul and pop
Covers house and funk styles
Royalty-free license for commercial use
Second part of the Subdivine bass expansion series

03In depth

Bass presets for trap and hip-hop production

Diginoiz positions these 50 presets primarily for trap, with the same bass-focused approach carrying into hip-hop and R&B. The developer says the collection spans three octaves, so sounds can sit in the sub range for heavy low end or move higher for melodic bass lines.

Because every preset is built for Subdivine, the pack works as a sound source inside an existing setup rather than a standalone instrument. Producers who already use Subdivine can load these patches as starting points and adjust them to fit a track.

Using the presets across house, funk and pop

Beyond trap, the developer lists soul, pop, and several types of house and funk as genres the presets suit. This makes the pack useful for producers who need bass parts across more than one style.

The pack is licensed royalty-free, so the sounds can be used in commercial productions without additional fees, according to the developer.

04Specs