Togu Audio Line TAL-Sampler 4.5.2 instal the new version for ipod

As well as all the main mod sources, the secondary ‘via’ sources also include four offset knobs (P1-4). This last enables complex spline curves or 16-step mod sequences to be designed and played back, looped or one-shot.

Modulation sources comprise three ADSR envelopes (the first also hardwired to the amp) with adjustable Attack, Decay and Release curves two syncable, retriggerable LFOs with onset delay, and S+H and noise waves alongside the analogue staples Oscillator III all the standard MIDI signals Random and a breakpoint envelope/step sequencer.

Deleting an assignment is done by dragging either end of the cable away from its socket but, annoyingly, you can’t reassign a source or target by dragging a cable from one socket of the same kind to another - assignments can only be created anew and deleted, not changed. The modulation amount is visualised in the button when the panel is dismissed. With an assignment made, a button appears above the target input socket, popping out a small panel when clicked, in which the bipolar modulation amount is adjusted and optionally modulated itself by a secondary source, selected from a menu. Sources are assigned to targets by dragging from source output sockets (green) to target input sockets (grey), or vice versa. Each filter also includes amount knobs for keytracking and the hardwired modulation assignment to ADSR 1. The filter input(s) can be gently overdriven, and when you need a consistent attack from note-to-note, you can disable any analogue-style fluctuations with the Trig button. The frequencies of both can be offset from their Cutoff settings together using the Cutoff Link knob. The types available to both filters include low-pass, high-pass, band-pass and notch models, from 6dB to 24dB/octave, plus an all-pass for phasey effects. So, in parallel mode, you could, for example, route Osc 1 to Filter 1, Noise to Filter 2, Osc 2 to both, and Osc 3 to neither. All three main oscillators and the noise oscillator are independently switchable in and out of the serial input or both parallel inputs.

TAL-Mod’s two resonant filters can be arranged in series or parallel, the latter mode incorporating a mix knob for blending their outputs. Oddly, this doesn’t have a pan control, despite its Pan position being available as a modulation target. A colour-sweepable noise oscillator is also onboard.

Togu Audio Line TAL-Sampler 4.5.2 instal the new version for ipod