Believe it or not, some electronic musicians still don't own a 303-style bassline synth. If you're such a person, may we point you in the direction of Togu Audio Line's TAL-BassLine, which can be downloaded for free.
Just like all its rivals, TAL-BassLine is said to be particularly adept at producing acid-style bass sounds and effects. It's designed to look like a piece of vintage hardware and boasts all the controls you'd expect to find on a synth of this type.
Togu Audio is particularly proud of its -18dB low-pass filter, which it says has a warm, analogue sound.
You've really got nothing to lose by trying TAL-BassLine - it's Mac- and PC-compatible and runs as a VST plug-in. Find out all about it and download it at the Togu Audio Line website.
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“It’s kind of scary to go through these…like, ‘Oh I’m going to take that back!’”: Albert Hammond Jr of the Strokes is (reluctantly) selling a heap of his stage-played gear on Reverb, including a Guild acoustic from the Yours To Keep tour
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