Description
- Windows: Windows 7 or higher (64-bit host)
- Mac OS X: 10.9 or higher (64-bit host). Universal Binary 2 with native Apple M1 support.
- AAX: ProTools 10.3.6 or higher (64-bit)
- Linux: 64 bit/Ubuntu 18 or similar
TAL Software Sampler
€60.00
Product details :
The TAL Sampler is a lot more than just a sample player, but a fully featured analog modelled sampler, putting the sound of vintage hardware samplers in your DAW. If you’re looking to bring back a little retro sound to your sampling, the TAL Sampler is an ideal solution. With a variable-slope self-oscillating filter, you can get that old-school sound right away.
With six different digital analog converters (DAC) to choose between, you can get a wide variety of vintage character to choose from to fit your project. Each DAC provides a highly-tailored downsampling based on the behaviour of legendary old samplers. Four layers mean that you can play up to four different samples simultaneously. Including real-time time stretching, and modulatable loop positions, the TAL Sampler provides plenty of flexibility and modulation options, for characterful sampling.
Key Features :
- Vintage DAC modes for characterful sampling (Emu II, AM6070, S1000, Sample Hold, Linear, Clean)
- Low-pass reconstruction filter with steep 96 dB mode (Emu II and AM6070)
- Variable sample rate
- Powerful modulation matrix for flexible routing and sample playing
- Up to four sample layers
- Three AHDSR envelopes and three LFOs for modulation
- Reverb, EQ and Delay effects for flexible tonality
- Self-resonating filter with 24, 12 and 6 dB slopes including low-pass, high-pass, bandpass, all-pass, and notch modes.
- Wide range of audio files supported for flexible sampling (WAV, AIFF, AIF, MP3, OGG, FLAC)
- Scalable high resolution user interface with colour and font customisation options for the look that you want
- Fast sample and preset loading
- Support for SFZ and SF2 preset and sample formats
- Microtuning support (tun file imports and MTS Client)
- Over 100 presets available on TAL’s website
