Its based on a robust core and has the usual controls. If you are into dance or electro music then this is well worth a look with it’s very cool retro nod back to old Roland classic - we’ll do a review of it shortly, but this is one not to miss. TAL-BassLine is a virtual analog bass synthesizer especially made for bass, acid sounds and effects.

Use a lot resonance and a low cutoff frequency to hear the effect. Filter-FM modulates the filter cutoff with the source signal. Portamento Linear sample-rate bug fixed.Ĭhoose a VCO waveform as source and add control the FM-intensity with the horizontal slider.A unique -18dB low pass filter with a lot of asymmetric and random components introduce a warm and analogue sound. It’s based on a robust core and has the usual controls of analogue hardware synthesizers. Record sequence with MIDI and host sync fixed. TAL-BassLine is a virtual analog bass synthesizer especially made for bass, acid sounds and effects.Better user interface performance while reading automation.Keyfollow scale fixed for values > 0 and MIDI automation can now record host automation.Sequencer Insert, Delete, Length Global and Velocity Global added.Filter-FM for all waveforms as source added.AAX support for Pro-Tools 10.3.6 or higher and Pro-Tools 11 added.

Sure enough, if I just made a few simple changes, I had the lead as well.Perhaps one of the most underated and yet coolest small synth companies, TAL has released TAL-BassLine-101 v1.218 with AAX support in both Pro Tools 10 and 11. Then, I thought about it and realized that Boards of Canada probably just used the same synth to make the lead part of Roygbiv. I first started with the bass for Roygbiv. Here is a link to the manual: rolandsh-101ownersmanual I downloaded the original instruction booklet for the SH-101 and used that as a basis for learning how the synthesizer works. The controls on the TAL product are nearly identical to the original SH-101 hardware. Roygbiv Bass Settings on TAL Bassline 101 (SH-101 Emulation) One of the synthesizers used by Boards of Canada was the Roland SH-101 and TAL makes a great recreation of this classic synth named “TAL Bassline 101.” It is low-cost yet gives an authentic sound. You can easily recreate the sound of the bass and lead in Boards of Canada’s song “Roygbiv” by using the TAL Bassline 101 synthesizer vst plugin. Demonstration of Roygbiv Bass in TAL Bassline 101

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