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I hope this works OK - a zipped file of some SS I use in a left-hand bass situation. Bass sounds are panned hard left, to go to a separate bass amplifier. Right hand sounds & layers are hard right, to go to my stage monitor/DI box. Some are song specific and may not be of use to you.
FB = Fingered Bass [couple different ones, one a hex layer.] AC = Acoustic Bass. PK = Picked Bass. SL = Slap Bass [only one, with piano/brass, for "Unchain My Heart"] RH sounds usually have a volume increase on slider 1 for soloing. Any layers are on Zone 2 - that's the channel my expression pedal works on. You can, of course, assign another slider to control their volumes - just so you know that if load up a layered SS, the layer will, at first, be way too loud till you set it up to your liking.
It makes a world of difference using a bass amp for the bass sounds. I tried to make the panning as discreet as possible, but there is always FX leaking - not really a problem having reverb/chorus/whatever coming from your main sound into a bass amp - sorta nice actually. And I use almost no FX on bass sounds.

Here are two LHB splits for those of us doing this type of thing. The first is a "Fingered Bass" and a bright piano, for Rock/Pop stuff. Both are melody tones tweaked to my liking. Bass is going out the right output, going to a bass amp [ the EQing is set up to sound good in the amp ]. Piano is going out the left, with slider #1 giving an EQ & volume boost for leads. Damper pedal only works for piano. Compressor and master EQ are boosted a little, also - as long as you don't have their settings locked.
The second has my attempt at a "SuperBass" - Brad sort of dared me to come up with a HEX bass sound. I have that split with a SaxSection - this is on zone #2, so my expression pedal controls its volume. The bass is supposed to be funky & punchy, without sounding like the Seinfeld theme.
I've come up with about 8 different basses and 25 split SS's. Please let me know if you want more of them. Also, feel free to comment and criticize {i can take it].