Fully automated bass lines that followed MIDI input.
The specific version "100504" (likely referring to v1.0.0.504) became a subject of historical interest due to its distribution by the "H2O" warez group, who were known for bypassing early digital rights management systems. steinberg virtual bassist 100504 h2o
Unlike simple sample libraries of the time, Virtual Bassist utilized and real performance phrases to create a more dynamic sound. Fully automated bass lines that followed MIDI input
Users could adjust pickup position, damping, volume, and tone. It also featured six high-quality stomp box effects (like Wah-Wah and Chorus) and simulated amp heads/cabinets. The "H2O" Release and Installation Users could adjust pickup position, damping, volume, and
The plugin included 25–30 different musical styles, such as rock, pop, reggae, metal, and hip hop. Each style featured two octaves of various phrases, including intros, fills, and variations.
Allowed for more manual control over the bass line's pitch.