Sequencer / arpeggiator MIDI out for VSTi version. Sequencer MIDI export with drag and drop. Powerful step sequencer with up to 96 steps and recording option. Built in arpeggiator with some additional modes. Original (RC) and linear portamento mode. Arpeggiator with different sync modes (host, midi clock, not on). Alias free oscillators for an authentic sound also 44'100Hz sampling rate. Midi learn / automation for all controls. Calibrated and tuned after our hardware device. Self resonating zero feedback delay filter (24dB LP). So, we would always go with this one.The TAL Bassline 101 is the best emulation of the legendary Roland SH 101 analogue synthesizer. We would give you a good alternative that's cheaper, but honestly, all alternatives are more expensive. “So you see: You don’t have to spend thousands of Euros on expensive analogue gear to make bombs. ‘Jumanji’’s lead, the bassline and the bubble sound in the first break too and yes, we also made the bassline from ’My Computer’ with it. For example, in ‘Uncompromising’ nearly 90% of all synth sounds were made with this. Our friend Monte recommended the stuff from TAL to us a few years ago and since then you can find the TAL Bassline 101 in almost all our productions. We love it because it’s really easy to handle, good for beginners and it simply sounds amazing. It’s a really nice emulation of the legendary SH-101 from Roland. 'So our favourite piece of gear is a VST plugin called TAL Bassline 101. “We love things to be smooth, comfortable and flexible while producing, so even though we have lots of analogue instruments in the studio, we use them for the production only on occasion.' Ahead of their new ‘Pictures’ mini-album on Solomun’s Diynamic imprint, we spoke to them about their fave production tool on a budget – a Roland SH-101 clone at a bargain price. German producers Adana Twins have consistently been playing, releasing and remixing some of dance music’s biggest clubs, labels and artists since 2012.

Tal 101 bassline