Trilian can do articulations/slides/fx etc but in this case I just used the midi files directly generated from EZBass audio to midi. The only reason I used Trilian is because that was a project I was already working on and just threw EZBass into it to test, so routed the output to Trilian.
EZBass sounds great as well. I should run a comparison render just using that.
Toontracks EZbass
Toontracks EZbass
uJam bass also dynamically creates articulations on the fly, depending on the intensity of the input, which combined with round robin samples and line switching gives variation of the lines.
Tbh this is more than enough. It's not realistic to expect a virtual Jaco with current technology imho (I do a fair bit of AI music development related stuff too)
Tbh this is more than enough. It's not realistic to expect a virtual Jaco with current technology imho (I do a fair bit of AI music development related stuff too)