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Virtual Bassist – New Product Line By UJAM Instruments

Talula, October 22, 2018


With the beginning of the 2018 AES show in New York City, UJAM Instruments, a.o. makers of Virtual Guitarist, are announcing their new Virtual Bassist product line of instrument plug-ins (VST, AU, AAX), with the three titles Royal, Rowdy and Mellow available for pre-order.

Similar to the Virtual Guitarist series, each Virtual Bassist is an emulation of a particular instrument, player and gear like amp or effects. The Virtual Bassists can be played like any MIDI instrument, with AI articulation modeling augmenting notes by realistic bass articulations.

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The first three titles in the Virtual Bassist series cover all the essentials for different musical styles:

Royal delivers a broad range of professional studio bass sounds and styles, based on a fingered electric bass and amps selected and configured to fit the bass into any acoustic or electric mix.

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Rowdy is a loud-mouthed, twangy rock bass, leaning towards saturation and distortion with a rather rough sound and playing style.


Mellow stands for an acoustic double bass that provides bottom end and texture in organic coffee shop jazz just as well as a powerful voice in urban and soul genres.

Pricing & Availability:
All three products are available for pre-order starting October 17th, 2018 at a special pre-order price of 99€/$ (129€/$ MSRP), the bundle sells for 199€/$ (387€/$ MSRP) only from UJAM.

Pre-order customers receive a special discount, exclusive making-of insights and access to the product on December 6th, two weeks ahead of public launch.

Virtual Bassist will be officially released on December 17th, 2018.

More information can be found at UJAM.

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