Infinity Bass offers four different modes to help enhance your low end. Each style is color-coded in the plugin, and we’ve matched that below! 🎨
🥁 Punchy (Bass Exciter)
Useful on basslines, kicks, or full mixes that need more punch, thump, or overall presence.
The signal below the frequency control is EQed, compressed, and saturated before being added back to the original signal. The Character blends saturation into the enhanced bass to help it stick out in the mix.
⚠️ Can boost low-end noise when used on older mixes.
🔥 Warm (Dual-Band Subharmonic Synthesizer)
Produces an octaver-like effect with lots of harmonics. Perfect for bass DIs or synths to add sub-frequencies and warm distortion.
The signal is split into two bands and a sub is generated from each. The Character control increases saturation for extra presence.
🎯 Works best on monophonic material.
🌊 Deep (Monophonic Subharmonic Synthesizer)
Clean sub generator with dynamics control. Ideal for adding missing low-end to kicks and basses.
The signal inside the selected frequency range generates a monophonic sub. The Character adjusts the decay and dynamics of the sub.
🌐 Can be used on full mixes if the low-mid range isn’t crowded.
🌀 Phased (Bass-Focused All-Pass Filter)
A sound design effect that moves bass content around, making it more resonant and smeared while lowering peak amplitude.
Only affects frequencies below the cutoff point.
🎨 Great for creating unique bass textures or strengthening weak transients.
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