TAL-Dub III

TAL-Dub III

size 0.69 MB  / 0.79 MB  / 3.71 MB  / 2.87 MB

TAL-DUB-III is an easy to use delay device with some special features.

Its no tape delay emulation and has its own sound. It has an alias free saturation stage, a non-linear 6dB low pass and a 3dB high pass filter that are included in the feedback path of the device. An input drive knob allows to adjust the saturation level. Pop-up menues show the current values of volume, delay-time and feedback knobs. A tab button allowing to adjust the delay time for live sessions.

  • Delay time up to 4 seconds
  • Non linear 6dB Low-Pass filter
  • 3dB High Pass filter
  • Alias free stauration, adjustable with the input drive knob
  • Delay x2 for each channel
  • Synced delay times (1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1/1, 2/1 and trippled and dotted notes)
  • Pop-ups show the actual values dB (input drive, dry, wet), ms(delay), 0..2 (feedback
  • Led-meter shows the sturation level
  • Tab button for delay time
  • Midi Learn for all knobs
  • The feedback knob is especially optimized for doing infinite delays

https://tal-software.com/

   

TAL-Dub-3 ( 0.69 MB )

TAL-Dub-3-x64  ( 0.79 MB )

TAL-Dub-3.component  ( 3.71 MB )

TAL-Dub-3.vst_  ( 2.87 MB )

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