Bagas31: Togu Audio Line TAL-Mod is a virtual analog synthesizer with exceptional sound and almost unlimited modulation capabilities. Its special oscillator model is capable of creating a wide range of sounds, from classic mono to rich stereo leads, effects and pads. Routing can be done using virtual patch cables. Simply connect the modulation output for the purpose of modulation. After this, you can adjust the intensity of the modulation. You don’t need to be a modular synth expert. The plugin is suitable for both beginners and professionals.
Three oscillators with selectable waveforms. TAL-Mod has three oscillators with selectable saw, square (with pulse width control), sine and triangle. Oscillators I and II can be tightly synchronized with Oscillator III (which operates an octave lower than its counterparts when all are in the standard position). It can also be used as a modulation source. Oscillator I has frequency modulation, in which oscillator II is the FM source; and ring modulation is possible between oscillators I and II. Oscillators I and II can also be layered with up to six additional voices for detuned, stereo distributed unison; and all three have their own balance controls. There is also a color noise oscillator.
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Two resonant filters with different modes. The two TAL-Mod filters can be installed in series or in parallel, with the latter mode including a mix control to mix their outputs. All three main oscillators and the noise oscillator are independently switched to the sequence input or both parallel inputs. So in parallel mode you can, for example, route oscillator 1 to filter 1, noise to filter 2, oscillator 2 to both, and oscillator 3 to neither.
Almost unlimited modulation possibilities with patch cables. TAL-Mod has multiple modulation sources and targets that can be connected using virtual patch cables. You can use two LFOs with different waveforms, timing, triggering, unipolar modes and the ability to modulate speed. You can use two ADSR generators. You can use the modulation converter with spline mode or optional step mode. You can use trigger and host synchronization mode.
Optional sequencer or arpeggiator. TAL-Mod has a built-in sequencer or arpeggiator that can be used to create rhythmic or melodic patterns. You can adjust the length, speed, direction, gate and transpose of the sequencer or arpeggiator. You can also use an external MIDI signal to control notes.
Basic effects: high-pass filter, chorus, equalizer, reverb and delay. TAL-Mod has a set of basic effects for sound processing. You can use a high-pass filter to eliminate unwanted low frequencies. You can use chorus to add width and movement to your sound. You can use the equalizer to adjust the tonal balance of the sound. You can use reverb to create a spatial effect. You can use delay to create an echo or ping pong effect.
Mono and polyphonic mode. TAL-Mod supports both mono and polyphonic playback mode. In monophonic mode, you can only play one note at a time, but you can also use portamento or glissando to smoothly transition between notes. In polyphonic mode, you can play up to 12 notes simultaneously, depending on the unison settings.
Microtuning support. TAL-Mod supports microtuning, allowing you to adjust the frequency of each note within an octave individually. You can use the presets or upload your own microtuning files in Scala format.
Resizable interface. TAL-Mod has a resizable interface that allows you to adapt to different screen sizes and resolutions. You can also choose your favorite interface colors from several options.
