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Unlock the vintage allure of monophonic bass synthesis with the TAL-BassLine-101. This plugin is a nod to classic analogue sound, delivering raw, authentic tones that are as dynamic as they are nostalgic. Perfectly crafted for musicians seeking that timeless analogue warmth, the TAL-BassLine-101 promises to elevate your compositions with its self-resonating zero feedback delay filter. Designed for those who demand precision, this synth boasts a 24dB low pass filter that guarantees smooth tonality even at extreme settings.

The TAL-BassLine-101 doesn’t rely on samples. Instead, it generates waveforms in real-time, ensuring each note is vibrant and full-bodied. Whether you’re crafting basslines or exploring new auditory landscapes, this plugin’s powerful step sequencer—with up to 96 steps—provides endless creative possibilities. Plus, the built-in arpeggiator and MIDI mapping support make it a versatile addition to any digital studio setup.

Whether you’re a seasoned synth enthusiast or a curious newcomer, the TAL-BassLine-101 offers an intuitive GUI that makes experimentation straightforward. Dive into its expansive library of over 300 presets, and let your musical imagination run wild.

Key Features:

Self-resonating zero feedback delay filter (24dB LP)
Alias-free oscillators for authentic sound production
Intuitive GUI with MIDI learn/automation for all controls
Built-in arpeggiator with multiple sync modes
Powerful step sequencer with up to 96 steps and recording option
Supports MIDI Mapping, MTS, MPE
Resizeable GUI for customized workflow
Compatible with both Mac OS X 10.9 or higher and Windows 7 or higher, supporting VST, VST3, Audio Unit, AAX, and CLAP formats.

Owner's manual

Togu Audio Line TAL-BassLine-101 User Manual

Product specs

Software Type	TAL-BassLine-101 Synthesizer
Platform	Mac, PC, Linux
Upgrade/Full	Full
Download/Boxed	Download
Bit Depth	64-bit
Format	AAX, AU, VST2, VST3
Hardware Requirements - Mac	Intel Core 2 Duo or higher, 4GB RAM or more recommended
Hardware Requirements - PC	Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon 64 X2 or higher, 4GB RAM or more recommended
OS Requirements - Mac	OS X 10.9 or later
OS Requirements - PC	Windows 7 SP1 or later

FAQs

What are the main features of the TAL-BassLine-101 synthesizer?: The TAL-BassLine-101 is a monophonic bass synthesizer plugin that emulates the classic Roland SH-101. It features a powerful sound engine with a 24dB zero feedback delay filter, a built-in arpeggiator, and a step sequencer, making it ideal for creating vintage basslines and leads.
Is the TAL-BassLine-101 compatible with my DAW software?: The TAL-BassLine-101 is compatible with major DAWs as it supports AAX, AU, VST2, and VST3 formats, making it versatile for use on Mac, PC, and Linux platforms.
Can I use the TAL-BassLine-101 on both Windows and macOS systems?: Yes, the TAL-BassLine-101 is compatible with both Windows (Windows 7 SP1 or later) and macOS (OS X 10.9 or later), providing flexibility for users across different operating systems.
What are the system requirements for running the TAL-BassLine-101?: The TAL-BassLine-101 requires an Intel Core 2 Duo or higher processor and at least 4GB of RAM. It supports 64-bit systems on Mac, PC, and Linux, ensuring smooth performance.
Does the TAL-BassLine-101 come with an arpeggiator?: Yes, the TAL-BassLine-101 includes a built-in arpeggiator, allowing you to create complex rhythmic patterns and sequences with ease.

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pkennethk

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about 6 years ago

better than my real 101s

I'm fortunate to have 2 real SH-101s in a drawer. Picked them up before prices got stupid... but they're in a drawer and not getting regular use, because of this lovingly-crafted plugin. If I wanted to use an SH-101 as my go-to bass synth, I'd probably use the real units or a modern analog clone (Intellijel Atlantis, Behringer knock-off, etc), as IMHO one can still milk a tiny bit more bottom and bounce out of the real deal (just a TINY bit, well within the margin of imaginary mojo), but if you just want to dial in some wonky, squelchy, 101-style riffs or melodies, this plugin will (unlike the real deal) actually stay in tune, and gives me all that I seek. This plugin's behavior at high resonance/self-oscillation is so commendable and true-to-life.

Update: just did another side by side with the more stable of my 101s... yes, there are spots here and there where the TAL is a little less smooth or slightly flatter/digital than the real deal, but any patch I can make on the real deal, i can re-create on the TAL, and you'd be hard pressed to tell me which was which. When friends ask me if they should get a 101 clone as their next hardware synth, I always tell them to just get the TAL and have a 101 that can save patches for hundreds less than even the Behringer version.

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Lenno

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We also use the TAL 101 and the D16 Phoscyon; both of them are 303 emulations. From what I've read, these aren't the most realistic 303 machines out there, but that's not a problem for us because we aren't too interested in the genuine 'acid sound' – I think you hear much more of that coming from the UK at the moment.