Feature Requests (3)

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1. Within the Settings menu there is an option to auto-save in the standalone version of the software. I have yet to find where those auto-saved backups are collecting on my hard-drive and would like to know where they are so that I might purge them from time to time… or perhaps request a button be added in an update that would allow the end user to open the folder direct from within that particular settings tab.
2. I would imagine this one to be a bit tough but I would love to see an toggle option to show notes on the fretboard in scale form rather then sampled form(if that makes sense). Although as I understand it… the visual feedback on the virtual Bass shows where the samples were taken from) this would allow for showing students proper note fingerings within scales, as well as chord shapes. If I enter a note manually a particular way – by whatever means – it would be helpful if the visual feedback reflected that during playback.
3. Also as many have asked already, I would like a wav output option made available from the standalone version. (The current workaround works as course, but is less than ideal for obvious reasons.)

Love EZBass! Thank you for all the efforts to get us to where we are. Rock On!

EZbass version: 1.0.2
Operating system: Windows 10

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Graphicon wrote:

I have yet to find where those auto-saved backups are collecting on my hard-drive

• On Mac they are placed in Macintosh HD > Users > (username) > Application Support > Toontrack > EZbass > RecoverySaves
• I don’t know the path on PC by heart, but search the hard drive for the folder RecoverySaves and it should be found

I’ll add it as feature request to be able to open this folder from within EZbass

 

Graphicon wrote:

Although as I understand it… the visual feedback on the virtual Bass shows where the samples were taken from)

Exactly, they show where the samples were taken from. It’s hard to create a perfect system for this, since MIDI in EZbass can play “impossible” things, such as chords with 11 polyphonic notes in them, slides from the A string to the E string etc.

But I understand that it would be useful to see where a real bass player would add the notes in a chord etc. I’ll take a note of it!

Graphicon wrote:

I would like a wav output option made available from the standalone version

It’s on it’s way and will be included in a future update (after 1.0.3)!

Thanks for all the input!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

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Thank you for the thorough and timely follow-up Henrik, Keep up the good work! Cheers!

EZbass version: 1.0.3
Operating system: Windows 10

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