Simple: ready-to-play, easy to use.

Jazz: perfect for walking bass lines as well as for jazz soloing.

Bass: just round, fat, low pizzicato upright bass frequencies.

We wanted to capture that semidarkness mood and the semblance of something flowing in a natural way, from the body of the player to the soul of the listener. On the acoustic side, we were looking for that round pizzicato sound with that peculiar defined fingers’ attack. If you love jazz, you’ll probably know what we mean. These qualities are not easy to be found in the same musician. This is why we asked Nicola Ziliani to work for us.

We met Nicola in 2013. At that time the band in which he played was looking for a vibraphonist and Paolo suggested them to contact me. Since the first time I played with him I was amazed by the way he dived into music with his whole shape, physically playing with his body – and his soul – before playing with his fingers and mind.

– Olmo’s notes on Simple Jazz Bass

Important! Please note that Simple Jazz Bass and Jazz Bass are completely different products!

Listen to Simple Jazz Bass

Steve Swallow – (arr. Doug McKenzie, Olmo Chittò) – Falling Grace
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-3:32
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    Steve Swallow – (arr. Doug McKenzie, Olmo Chittò) – Falling Grace
    3:32
Piet de Ridder – Jazz Bass Impro
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-1:40
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    Piet de Ridder – Jazz Bass Impro
    1:40
Frank Loesser – (feat. Sara Gozzi, Sto arrivando!. Riccardo Barba) – I’ve Never Been in Love Before
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-2:37
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    Frank Loesser – (feat. Sara Gozzi, Sto arrivando!. Riccardo Barba) – I’ve Never Been in Love Before
    2:37
Jimmy McHugh (arr. Riccardo Barba) – On the Sunny Side of the Street
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-2:26
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    Jimmy McHugh (arr. Riccardo Barba) – On the Sunny Side of the Street
    2:26

Library Features:

  • 370 mb installed (compressed in NCW format)
  • Two Mic Positions
  • Legato, Glissando and FX
  • 24 bit / 48 kHz stereo

  • Three Octaves Full Range (from E1 to E4)
  • Additional Noise Sounds
  • Realistic Releases
  • Neighbour Note RR

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