… and have EZBass that follows you as Broomstick Bass does
Use the routing below, where Scaler feeds AAS Strum-GS in Guitar option and AAS Strum-GS feeds EZBass
Set Scaler in loop, then click the Record button in EZBass
Start the playback in your DAW, and EZbass will record the input (red circle and arrow on the left)
Note that during the recording, EZBass plays the bass in real time, almost as Broomstick Bass does
At the end of the loop you’ll see that EZBass recorded all chords and a basic bassline without articulations
Now go in the Grooves tab and find your preferred bassline and apply it, then export the MIDI in your DAW
Depending on the source (AAS Strum-GS is better than Scaler, likely because the former acts like a “filter” making chords easier for EZBass), EZBass may get wrong on some chord: in this case edit its MIDI, or just add an Ableton matching scale (C maj in this case) before the bass
That’s all!