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ANDI VAX Heavy Metal Rock 1ANDI VAX Heavy Metal Rock 2Description Andi Vax presents the "Tal-Drum – All Kits Bundle I," a comprehensive collection designed for TAL Software TAL-DRUM. This bundle includes 8 mix-ready kits, each equipped with one-shot samples, MIDI files, and audio previews. TAL-Drum is a user-friendly sampler inspired by 80's drum machines, offering a modern workflow for drums, short samples, and loops. Key Features:Heavy Metal Rock Kit: 124 SamplesIndie Kit: 53 SamplesRock Ballad Kit: 124 SamplesSlap House Kit: 15 SamplesSynthwave Kit: 21 SamplesTrap Kit: 19 SamplesNashville Pop Kit: 94 SamplesPolyphonic Kit: 135 SamplesTAL-DRUM is a powerful, user-friendly drum sampler inspired by 80's drum machines but with a modern workflow, ideal for loading short samples, loops, and custom kits.System RequirementsCompatible with most modern DAWs and systems.This bundle requires TAL-DRUM version 2.6.1 or higher to function properly.Operating System:Windows: Windows 7 or higherMac: macOS 10.9 or higherHardware:CPU: Intel Core i3 or equivalentMemory: 4 GB RAM minimumStorage: 500 MB free disk spaceThoroughly tested for compatibility and performance.

Notification Settings Notification Settings Hello,Nerve is very very cool! You can use it to make top ten billboard pop beats, or a heavy techno/dance song.. Literally you can do anything you want with it!Best drum program ever! It allows for so much creativity. I quite agree BEST DRUM PROGRAM EVER ! and really love the built-in reverb in b29 Its the most creative drum program that I've ever used.. I actually like it more than the Fruity Loops…IMO… Ableton + Nerve = Best Combo Ever! Speaking of built in reverb, I've been using TAL reverb since I bought Nerve, specifically on different outputs from Nerve…. So the built-in reverb from TAL was probably a subconscious feature request I'll be forthcoming - I just googled "Open Source Reverb" and TAL pops up in the first results (With that said, I went to that link first, since I use his plugins too). I checked out the compiled Reverb 1 on Nerve's outputs, and felt it would be a good fit!I ended up licensing the code for a small fee (since Nerve is a commercial product, I wouldn't expect it for free) - the developer is an incredibly nice guy (obviously, as he makes quality stuff for free) and was very easy-going about the process - I would recommend donating to TAL if you use his plug-ins a lot! :)… Also thanks to everyone putting praises to Nerve here unprovoked, the best advertisement is always word-of-mouth, and I really appreciate it. Oh my…finally after ten years I can get great hard hitting bass drum without hours of layering, compressing and adding numerous effects. What used to take me hours and days only takes 10 to 15 minutes using Nerve. This is really Producer quality vst straight out of the box. This is the best drum sequencer/sampler/synth I've ever used and I would recommend it to anyone…beautiful GUI too! HelloTo All who come across reading this , there is no HYPE here just the truth !!! NERVE IS THE BEST DRUM INSTRUMENT I have ever had the pleasure of buying..1- No I do not work for XFERI am a DJ Producer from New York for almost 20 years in the House Dance Scene out years ago with all hardware & as everyone else through the years been all software etcThis piece has so many great things to speed up workflow its just simply amazing

Yuko Kureyama returns to TAL with the album Heart Fresh, her first ever full length release under her Kopy moniker. All tracks for the album were recorded in Tokyo in June 2023 at the famous live house Ochiai Soup. For the recordings of the ten tracks, Ochiai Soup was swiftly converted into a recording studio as the intimate atmosphere of the club and its perfect room acoustics gave Kopy the chance to record her music like in a live situation.Amazingly Kopy‘s instrumentation on Heart Fresh consists only of a Jomox x Base 09 rhythm machine and an Elektron Digitakt mini sampler. In the hands of Kopy this fairly basic and common gear creates an unmistakeably intuitive and original approach to drum programming, which is recognizably her very own.Due to extensive live playing in the past two years, Kopy has garnered a lot of admiration for her consistently unpredictable and fearless club performances and has easily become one of the most exciting and inventive live acts from the ever vibrating electronic music scene in Japan.However, Heart Fresh seems even more focused, urgent and ambitious than its predecessors, the Paredo EP (TAL12 including a remix by Lena Willikens), the Eternal EP (TAL 24 featuring a remix by Elena Colombi) and the split album Super Mild (TAL15). Nothing on Heart Fresh is subdued. The entire production is resonating with its peculiar frequencies, it is wonderfully evocative, open hearted, full of life and intelligence.The album opens with Night Sarkas with quirky snare rolls played against slashing, nervy chunks of melody. Samples of organ and chimes evoke an rollercoaster spinning out of tune and synch. Hole Hole is a beat driven and melody free short story for bass drum, snare and hi hat with constantly changing bpm‘s. Tir Tone marks the arrival of annunciatory rhythm patterns and a lovely sprinkling of distorted synths. The album's final track Moonlight Pool is the perfect closer for an album of taut, free wheeling figurations of meter and tone, a nod to classical ambient music as well as to contemporary more experimental digressions.However, the album’s most startling and unexpected moments come when Kopy follows her futuristic inclinations and matches them with dissonant excoriations that shuttle the mind into a completely different place where all kinds of different activities seem to follow their own individual compasses. Imagine to walk down the noisy streets in Tokyo and you hear all kinds of different sounds infiltrating your ears independently from different sources and directions. In that sense Heart Fresh is the most appropriate soundtrack we can imagine for the contemporary era.

Jan 2015 Posts: 367 🎧 10 years Here's my list:UVI Vintage Vault, Synth Anthology, Beat Box AnthologyArturia V CollectionSynapse Legend, ObsessionCherry Audio (all of their synths)TAL Software (all of their synths)U-He Repro 1 and 5, DivaKorg CollectionIK Multimedia SyntronicI also own Omnisphere but haven't used it yet on any of my commercial releases. Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2012 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by warg ➡️ Here's my list:UVI Vintage Vault, Synth Anthology, Beat Box AnthologyArturia V CollectionSynapse Legend, ObsessionCherry Audio (all of their synths)TAL Software (all of their synths)U-He Repro 1 and 5, DivaKorg CollectionIK Multimedia SyntronicI also own Omnisphere but haven't used it yet on any of my commercial releases. Checked out your "Electron Odyssey" - "Your Future Awaits". Love It! Really Great Work. Gear Addict Joined: Jan 2015 Posts: 367 🎧 10 years Hey, thanks so much for taking a listen, Jax! Really appreciate that. Quote: Originally Posted by jaxman12 ➡️ Checked out your "Electron Odyssey" - "Your Future Awaits". Love It! Really Great Work. Gear Nut Joined: Jan 2021 Posts: 123 Quote: Originally Posted by ianm2 ➡️ I have done a very brief compilation after an extensive search of the forums or people's fave soft synths, note some were companies after I cut and pasted a lotI hope this will be a sort of masterlist for people's favoritesplease add to it as you see fit, times have changed, but try not to duplicate please, the marketplace is more than confusing enough as it is it was a big rush job, so if someone wishes to tidy it up, please do....For Orchestral : East West Omnisphere. Similar to Falcon but lighter on sample capabilities, but more fun to work with and an excellent included sample library. GForce: anything from them is great. TAL. All great.ANA 2 i Synth Anthology 2 or Analog Labs are also good choices.MSoundFactorymadrona Labs Kaivo. battery (drum sampler)Cypher 2. SH-101 thing you can grab Tal’s Bassline or Rolands plugout. I like XLN ADDICTIVE DRUMSAir music TechKorg sell a lot of their c MinimonsterI like Mtron Pro and Oddity VSTsWaldorf Largo (