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TAL-BassLine-101 is a monophonic bass synthesizer plugin from Togu Audio Line (TAL Software), offering a highly accurate emulation of the Roland SH-101's filter and analog character. It includes a built-in step sequencer, arpeggiator, Filter-FM, distortion, and a resizable interface, generating all sounds in real time without samples, and runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux via AU, VST2, VST3, AAX, and CLAP formats.

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Togu Audio Line TAL-BassLine-101 4.1.0 Overview

TAL-BassLine-101 is a monophonic bass synthesizer plugin developed by Togu Audio Line (TAL Software), a Swiss developer known for both free processing plugins and detailed emulations of classic synthesizers. Positioned as a highly accurate emulation of the legendary Roland SH-101 — hardware units that now sell used for $1,000 to $2,000 — TAL-BassLine-101 is available as an AU, VST2, VST3, AAX, and CLAP plugin for macOS, Windows, and Linux, supporting 64-bit systems throughout. Version 4.1.0 continues the plugin's ongoing development, distributed directly through the official Togu Audio Line website. What sets TAL-BassLine-101 apart from other analog synth emulations is the depth of its filter modeling and its complete avoidance of samples: every waveform is generated in real time, with careful attention paid to envelope transitions between overlapping notes, a detail many competing emulations miss. Its 24dB zero feedback delay low-pass filter is specifically calibrated to stay smooth and free of digital artifacts even at extreme resonance and high oscillator pitch settings, where lesser emulations tend to break down. Beyond faithfully recreating the original SH-101, TAL-BassLine-101 expands on it with a Filter-FM feature that lets an oscillator waveform modulate the filter cutoff, a built-in step sequencer with slides and accents, a distortion effect, a 12dB filter mode, and a fully resizable interface ranging from a tiny 423×278 pixel window up to full screen height.

Key Features

Accurate SH-101 Filter Emulation Faithfully recreates the Roland SH-101's 24dB zero feedback delay low-pass filter, calibrated to stay smooth and artifact-free even at extreme resonance and high oscillator pitch settings. Sample-Free, Real-Time Oscillators Generates every waveform in real time rather than relying on samples, with carefully modeled envelope transitions between overlapping notes for a more authentic analog feel. Filter-FM Lets an oscillator's waveform be used as a modulation source for the filter cutoff, opening up a wide range of sounds beyond what the original hardware could produce. Built-In Step Sequencer Includes a hardware-style step sequencer with support for slides (portamento) and accents, letting users program classic acid-style basslines and rhythmic patterns quickly. Distortion Effect & 12dB Filter Mode Adds features beyond the original SH-101, including a built-in distortion effect and an alternative 12dB filter mode alongside the primary 24dB emulation. Arpeggiator A built-in arpeggiator allows for the creation of complex rhythmic patterns and sequences directly within the plugin. Resizable GUI with Multiple Color Schemes The interface can be resized continuously from a tiny 423×278 pixel window up to full screen height, and switched between five different color schemes, including grey, red, and blue variants matching the original hardware.

Extensions Details

File Size27.9 MB
Version4.1.0
DeveloperTogu Audio Line
PublisherTogu Audio Line
LanguagesEnglish
LicenseFree

System Requirements

Minimum
OSmacOS
ProcessorApple Silicon
RAM4 GB
GPUIntegrated
Recommended
OSmacOS
ProcessorApple Silicon
RAM4 GB
GPUIntegrated

How to Use Togu Audio Line TAL-BassLine-101 4.1.0

Launch your DAW so it recognizes the newly installed plugin. Load TAL-BassLine-101 on a track and start with a factory preset or the default patch. Shape your bass or lead tone using the oscillator, envelope, and the 24dB (or optional 12dB) filter controls. Experiment with Filter-FM to modulate the filter cutoff using an oscillator waveform for more complex timbres. Program a pattern using the built-in step sequencer, adding slides and accents for an authentic acid-bassline feel. Engage the arpeggiator if you want automated rhythmic note patterns instead of manual sequencing. Resize the GUI and choose a color scheme to match your workflow, and use MIDI Learn to map a hardware controller if desired.

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