The Gate+Trigger setting will retrigger the envelope, the Gate setting will only retrigger if there is no other note being played, and the LFO setting allows the LFO to trigger the envelope. The Amp section includes envelope and gate modes. The Volume Comp button will compensate volume when filter resonance is high. The VCF section provides filter frequency and resonance control, as well as amount of effect of the envelope, LFO and key follow/tracking. 3.1.9) also includes FM modulation of the filter frequency. The Source Mixer gives control of the waveforms and the noise signal. The VCO section has a slider for depth of pitch modulation, four-octave range, pulsewidth amount and what will modulate it, whether the LFO, manual or the envelope. Taking a look at the GUI layout, faithful to the SH-101, the TAL Bassline 101's LFO section has four waveshapes (triangle, pulse, random and noise), an LFO speed control slider, and buttons for syncing to host, trigger for note-ons and inverse to invert the waveshape. The filter type is a 24dB/octave low pass filter with zero feedback delay and self-oscillation capacity, able to provide both rich, warm tones and biting, buzzy timbres. It utilizes a single, alias-free oscillator with the classic pulse and saw waveform types and the adjustable sub-oscillator. The TAL Bassline 101 is both monophonic and 6-note polyphonic. The trial version has an intermittent white noise signal present, and no preset-saving capabilities-both of which are removed upon purchase. This recent TAL synth carries a punch, and some extra features to boot. The GUI color options include the reminscent red, blue and gray colors of the hardware version, as well as black, and an alternative GUI with virtual keyboard (both shown above) is also provided. Available for the linux platform as a VST2 plugin in 64-bit architecture, this synth emulates the famous Roland SH-101 bassline synth from the 80's. TAL Bassline 101 is a commercial software synthesizer developed and maintained by Patrick Kunz and the team at TAL Software.
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