SubLab Sound Pack - Divine Bass II is a preset expansion pack for the SubLab bass synthesizer from Future Audio Workshop. It contains 10 ready-to-use 808 and sub-bass patches designed by sound designer Sean Divine.
Divine Bass II adds ten sub-bass and 808 patches to SubLab, the bass synthesizer from Future Audio Workshop. The patches were created by sound designer Sean Divine, who specializes in hip-hop, trap and future bass. Future Audio Workshop says he also consulted on SubLab's features during development and designed some of its factory sounds and samples. The pack is meant to give producers sub-bass sounds they can drop into a track without much editing.
The pack is built around low-end sounds for hip-hop, trap and future bass production. Each of the ten patches is a complete starting point rather than a raw waveform, so you can audition them quickly and reshape the ones that fit your track.
Because the patches are designed for SubLab's engine, they are meant to work as sub-bass layers and standalone 808s alike. Future Audio Workshop describes them as ready for use straight out of the box.
Divine Bass II includes ten named patches: Clyde Glide, Crunch Time, Lean And Mean, Lucky 707, NoBudget, Off The Wall, SlippinSlide, TBottomRez, Tommy Knocker and Triad State. Each one loads directly into SubLab.
The patches are NKS ready, so they can be browsed and loaded from Native Instruments Maschine and Komplete Kontrol. Since the pack is an expansion for SubLab, you need a full copy of SubLab to use it.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Future Audio Workshop |
|---|---|
| Type | Preset pack / expansion |
| Category | Expansion Packs |
| Requires | SubLab |
You need a full copy of FAW SubLab, version 1.1.1 or higher. The sound pack is an expansion for SubLab and will not work without it.
Yes. All SubLab patch packs, including Divine Bass II, are NKS ready for Native Instruments Maschine and Komplete Kontrol.
The patches were designed by sound designer Sean Divine, who specializes in hip-hop, trap and future bass sounds. He also consulted on SubLab's features during development.
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