Super groovy retro-lo-fi demo from maestro Ned! Shows how well the original Trilogy Acoustic Bass in Trilian works in a Acid Jazz kind of mood. There's a bit of it all here, True Staccato triggering, double stops, Slides and glisses. The beauty is that Ned was able to play all of this very easily all from the main "True Staccato" patch....no need from complex programming, or program changes....it's all in this one patch. You can almost feel the smoke of the club....nice one Ned!
FEATURES: Trilian and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Ned Bouhalassa
Hans put this demo together to show the punch of the Modern Slap Bass in Trilogy...which is also available in Trilian. You can hear the Hammer-ons, trills, Pops and release noises really well here...Makes all the difference in the world to have so many different articulations available for the same electric bass. All the Clavs, Wah-wah and synth comping parts are from Trilian too.
FEATURES: Trilogy legacy Modern Slap Bass and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Hans Joerg-Scheffler
A little bit of Sunshine! Alex creates a short demo of a nice little reggae track, using the Classic Muted Electric section. nice and beefy too.
FEATURES: Trilian, Omnisphere and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Alexei Kharlamov
Great example of how well Trilian's 5-string Studio Bass sits in a track. This is using the Bridge position and featuring the Ampeg™ Amp channel. Larry played this track completely live from his MIDI Guitar triggering Trilian for Bass, tracking with drummer Tony James.....no editing!
Be sure to check out the artist video of this track on the videos page!
FEATURES: Trilian Studio Bass, Live Drums and Guitar
© Spectrasonics and Larry Mitchell
Keyboardist Lyle Mays (Pat Metheny Group) improvises a beautiful ballad with Trilian's Doubled Fretless Bass with drummer Alex Acuña delicate live drumming.
Be sure to check out the artist video of this session on the videos page!
FEATURES: Trilian Doubled Fretless and Live Drums
© Spectrasonics and Lyle Mays
Electronic artist Josh Gabriel remixes his track "My Friend" with Trilian for all the synth parts - showcasing how versatile Trilian is as a synth beyond just bass parts.
Be sure to check out the artist video of this track on the videos page!
FEATURES: Trilian for all synths, custom drum samples and Vocals
© Spectrasonics and Josh Gabriel
Ned does a good job creating a "virtual garage band" with this track.
FEATURES: Trilian Hardcore Bass, Stylus RMX with custom REX files and Live Guitar
© Spectrasonics and Ned Bouhalassa
All synths coming from Trilian in this high energy track. Drums were programmed in Kit mode in Stylus RMX, with a bit of suspenseful fairy dust from Omnisphere sprinkled on top.
FEATURES: Trilian, Stylus RMX and Omnisphere
© Spectrasonics and Adam Hawk
A wonderfully personal demo - really shows the potential of Trilian as a truly expressive instrument in the hands of a great player. Nick improvised this piece in two passes: First the Adagio Strings from Omnisphere and then the legacy Trilogy Acoustic Upright from Trilian. Nick used the Solo Legato mode to great effect here, as you can hear how smooth it plays...even on Acoustic sounds.
FEATURES: Trilian and Omnisphere
© Spectrasonics and Nick Manson
In this track, acclaimed New York session keyboardist and recording artist Philippe Saisse uses only Spectrasonics instruments and features Trilian. Philippe starts right off showing the warmth and smooth triggering of Trilian's Moog and Oberheim synth Basses. The beautiful "Air Pad" is from Omnisphere. Once the B section kicks in you'll hear the "Marcus" style melody from the Modern Funk bass, which is mixed with some Trilian synth doubles for the lead. Believe it or not, the cool Rhodes sound is the "Jaco Harmonics" from Trilian. The Electric Funk lines are doubled with another track of the "Old School Funk" bass too.
FEATURES: Trilian, Omnisphere and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Philippe Saisse
A very "straight ahead" jazz walking demo showing how well the Acoustic bass works in a "legit" setting.
100% Trilogy and Stylus
© Spectrasonics and Nick Manson
Great example of the original Trilogy Rock and Roll bass which is also in Trilian, which has heavy overdrive in the samples and some serious attitude! Notice also how well all the synths sounds work together here....they are all from Trilian too. The Classic Pick Bass is used in the bridge.
FEATURES: Trilogy legacy sounds in Trilian, Stylus RMX and Backbeat
© Spectrasonics and Chris O'Brien
Wild and Weirdness from crazy Ned!
Completely RMX core library for the grooves too...
FEATURES: Stylus RMX, Omnisphere and Trilian
© Spectrasonics and Ned Bouhalassa
Check out how Diego is using all the tonal sounds in this demo coming from very creative ways of using Trilian. Lots of peppy fun....and very much like Diego's personality too.
FEATURES: Stylus RMX and Trilian
© Spectrasonics and Diego Stocco
Old School Bass was sequenced on Trilian. Really sounds like an old disco soul record....cool!
FEATURES: Trilian Old School Bass, Stylus RMX and Omnisphere.
© Spectrasonics and Hans Joerg-Scheffler
Adam takes us way back and showcases the Trilian Retro 60's Bass.
FEATURES: Trilian and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Adam Hawk
Ned creates a short dialog between the picked Rock P-Bass and the Chapman Stick in Trilian.
FEATURES: Trilian and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Ned Bouhalassa
All the synths are coming from Omnisphere and electric P.bass is coming from Trilian. Drums were programmed in RMX's Kit mode.
FEATURES: Trilian Rock P.Bass, Omnisphere and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Adam Hawk
This acoustic bass originally came from Trilogy and was played in real-time.
We posted this demo twice to show the flexibility of the Acoustic Bass sounds, which have both Tube Mics and Direct Pickup signals...which you can easily mix to taste on the Trilian interface.
This version shows a mix favoring the Microphone, with some added Room ambience.
The other file shows the same demo with more of the pickup and just a little of the Mic.
© Spectrasonics and Patrick de Caumette
This acoustic bass originally came from Trilogy and was played in real-time.
We posted this demo twice to show the flexibility of the Acoustic Bass sounds, which have both Tube Mics and Direct Pickup signals...which you can easily mix to taste on the Trilian interface.
This version shows more of the dry pickup signal and just a little of the Microphone.
The other version shows the same demo with a mix favoring the Microphone, with some added Room ambience.
© Spectrasonics and Patrick de Caumette
Here's a heavy one ala-Chris Squire/Jack Bruce that Patrick made by running the Rock and Roll bass through a distortion plug-in. Cool use of the harmonics at the end too! Ending ambience is from Atmosphere.
FEATURES: Trilogy, Atmosphere and custom Drum Kit
© Spectrasonics and Patrick de Caumette
This is a short clip showing off Trilian as the massive synth beast that it really is. All the synths are from Trilian, except for the pad which is coming from Omnisphere.
FEATURES: Trilian, Stylus RMX and Omnisphere
© Spectrasonics and Brice Duncan
Can you say D E E E P? Ned shows how low he can go with Trilian's Hip-Hop and Deep Reso basses....very warm and groovy!
FEATURES: Trilian and Stylus RMX
© Spectrasonics and Ned Bouhalassa
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