Slate Digital Infinity Bass
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Description
Endless Possibilities
Infinity Bass is powered by four unique modes that deliver a wide range of processing potential. Whether you need a bass exciter, a dual-band subharmonic synthesizer, a clean sub-bass generator, or a bass-focused all-pass filter, this plug-in does it all.
Punchy
This is a bass exciter mode perfect for treating electric, acoustic and synth bass lines as well as kick drums that could use more transient presence.
Warm
This dual-band subharmonic synthesizer introduces an octaver-style effect that’s great for adding dimension and color to bass and synth stacks.
Deep
Deep mode is a clean sub-bass generator with dynamics control that unlocks new layers of depth in your kicks and bass lines. It’s also good for treating full mixes that could benefit from enhanced low-end frequencies.
Phased
This is a bass-focused all-pass filter that helps boost any weaker bass and low-end transients in your mix. The result is subtle but essential for mixing.
Go Deeper
The Frequency knob sets the frequency range that will be used to generate subharmonics and influence overall tone processing.
Listen Up
The Listen button solos the affected portion of your source so you can dial in exactly what Infinity Bass is adding to your sound.
Build Better Character
The Character control shapes your bass tone in a variety of ways. From blending and adding saturation to further enhance signals or affecting your generated sub’s decay and dynamics, this single knob is a vital piece of the puzzle.
Features
- Bass Shaper, Sub Generator
- Enhances weaker low-end components
- Generates subharmonics where they’re missing
- Great on bass groups, kick stacks, and some full mixes
- Four different built-in processing modes
- Responsive interface linked to intuitive controls
- ‘Frequency’ knob sets frequency range for processing
- ‘Character’ knob colors and shape your processed signal
- ‘Listen’ button isolates processed portion of signal