TAL-Drum is a powerful audio plug-in that combines the nostalgic charm of vintage drum
machines with modern usability. This intuitive tool lets you effortlessly create captivating beats
with its meticulously sampled collection of iconic drum machine sounds.
But TAL-Drum
doesn't stop there. It also offers a unique lo-fi resampler, giving your beats a distinct character
that sets them apart from the rest.
Drag & Drop samples, pads, and mappings for a superfast workflow. Drag a pad while holding CTRL creates a copy of the pad. Select multiple pads or pad-mappings with CTRL click and change them together.
The user interface offers a 16, 32 and 64 pad view for an optimal workflow. Pads can be named and colored with your own name and color.
Every pad can have up to 8 mappings. It's also possible to set velocity ranges for the mappings or just layer them.
There are 64 voice groups available. Every voice group can have up to 16 voices.
You can have up to 16 stereo outputs. The plug-in only contains a few effects. The idea is that you mix and add your favorite effects and eq's in your DAW.
Cycle and random round-robin modes are available. You can configure them for two or more pads when they have the same MIDI note assigned or in the pad's mappings.
There are built-in Lo-Fi effects that let you change the way the plug-in resamples. They
affect the internal sample rate and bit depth.
Slice samples and apply the slices to pads with a few mouse clicks. Auto-slice and also slicing in equal slices with a given sample Bpm value is possible.
One LFO, two AHDSR envelopes, a spline-based envelope, and other sources can be used to modulate pitch, pan, filter cutoff, and other parameters.
Different time-stretch algorithms are available for the best results suitable to stretch drum loops and other samples. A vintage Ak4I cycle time stretcher is also included.
Direct Record samples from main or sidechain stereo input channels and truncate and normalize directly in the plug-in.
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