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Here is 2 examples of the bass one has the eq and plugin and the other has no eq. Adding the extra plugins gave the bass extra boost in volume so once i added the plugins I was able to mix the track a bit better. The EQ and plugins added a lot more bottom end and character to the bass as you can hear.

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I was satisfied with the quality of recording that I recorded, the only thing that I had to do to make it better was to EQ in order for it to sound good. In addition to make the bass sound even better to fit in with the midi instruments I added the bass amp simulator/plugin. I did this because I recorded the bass directly into the interface instead of recording out of the amp into the interface.

This lost a lot of character and tone, so in order for me to make the bass sound more warm and to add tone I add low end onto the EQ round about 20-150 Hz with the amplitude of 5 which gave the EQ a shelf curve an. I also gave the bass more or less the same settings on the amp plugin that I would on a physical amp which was the bass and mids halfway and the treble 3/4 so that there was a lot of clarity in the notes that I played.

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Here is picture of my final track with the recorded bass. As you can see at the bottom where the actual recordings are you can see the number of takes I took to get the recordings right. Fortunately the bass wasn't playing throughout the song just in 3 sections, this enabled me to take multiple takes, choose which ones I liked and stop the recordings and skip sections.

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Here's a picture of information I took from the youtube video. From the video I was told that I had to change the input device to the interface in preferences so that I was able to record the actual bass. After I had done that all I had to do was plug my bass into the interface and get a good level.

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I was researching the best way to record onto logic with the Focusrite Scarlett, this was to gain knowledge on recording audios so that I could record bass & percussion onto my composition. Fortunately I came across this video which explain's how to set up your instrument with the Scarlett interface, how to level your instrument so it doesn't peak or distort and lastly how to add in app effects to your logic project.

Now that I have watched this video I am confident in myself to independently record bass on to my track via using the interface.