Product Detail
The TAL-Mod is an outstanding virtual analog synthesizer that offers an exceptional sound and nearly endless modulation options. Its unique oscillator model can generate a wide variety of sounds, from classic mono tones to rich stereo leads, effects, and pads. You can easily set up routings using virtual patch cables. Just connect a modulation output to a target and then adjust the modulation intensity. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this plug - in is perfect for you! Features include 3 oscillators with saw, pulse, triangle, and sine waveforms, 1 additional noise oscillator with adjustable color, microtuning support, 2 high - quality resonance filters with different modes, various filter routing options, a full stereo signal path, FM/RingMode support, hard sync for 2 oscillators, the ability to create stereo sounds with extra oscillators, 2 LFOs, 3 ADSRs, a modulation envelope, almost limitless modulation via patch cable routing, an optional sequencer or arpeggiator, basic effects like high - pass filter, chorus, EQ, reverb, and delay, mono and polyphonic modes, a resizable UI, and the option to choose your favorite UI colors. System requirements are Mac 10.9 or higher (Intel or Apple Silicon), Windows 7 or higher, Linux 64 - bit/Ubuntu 18 or similar, 64 - bit host software, and for AAX, Pro Tools 10.3.6 or higher (64 - bit).
Using the TAL - Mod synthesizer is a breeze. First, familiarize yourself with the oscillators. You can select different waveforms like saw, pulse, triangle, and sine to create your base sounds. If you want some noise, use the additional noise oscillator and adjust its color to your liking. For routing, just use the virtual patch cables to connect modulation outputs to targets and then play around with the intensity. When it comes to filters, you have different modes and routing options, so experiment to find the sound you want. The LFOs, ADSRs, and modulation envelope give you more control over how your sounds change over time. You can also use the optional sequencer or arpeggiator to add some rhythm. As for effects, try out the high - pass filter, chorus, EQ, reverb, and delay to enhance your sounds. In terms of mode, choose between mono and polyphonic depending on your needs. You can resize the UI and pick your favorite colors to make it more comfortable for you. When it comes to system requirements, make sure your computer meets the specified criteria. Keep your software updated to ensure the best performance. And if you're using it on a Mac, whether it's Intel or Apple Silicon, or on Windows or Linux, just follow the general best practices for software usage on those platforms.
