TAL-FILTER 2 VST
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TAL-Filter-2 is a host-synced filter and modulation effect designed to add rhythmic motion, gating, and stereo interest to your tracks.
Simple on the surface but musically effective, it’s built for producers who want tempo-locked movement without diving into complex modulation systems. From classic trance gates to subtle tremolo and animated stereo panning, TAL-Filter-2 gets straight to the point.
System Requirements:
- 64-bit
- VST / AU
- Windows
- MacOs
Filter & Modulation Engine
At its core, TAL-Filter-2 combines tempo-synced filtering with volume and panorama modulation, allowing you to shape rhythm and space in a single plugin.
Multiple filter types let you sculpt tone while modulation locks tightly to your DAW’s tempo, keeping everything rhythmically precise.
The volume modulation section makes it easy to create pumping tremolo and gated patterns, while the panorama modulation opens up stereo movement, ideal for percussive elements, hi-hats, and sound effects that need extra groove and width.
Rhythmic & Creative Use
TAL-Filter-2 excels at trance gate-style effects, but it’s just as effective when used subtly.
Gentle filter modulation can add motion to pads and synths, while panning modulation brings static loops to life. Because everything is host-synced, the effect stays musical and predictable, even with fast rhythmic patterns.
Workflow & Simplicity
The interface is clean and direct, encouraging experimentation without slowing down workflow.
TAL-Filter-2 is designed as a creative utility rather than a deep sound-design lab, making it ideal for quick results during writing, arrangement, or mixing sessions.
Key Features:
A lightweight modulation effect focused on rhythm and movement.
- Host-synced filter module
- Multiple filter types
- Tempo-locked volume modulation for tremolo and gating
- Panorama modulation for stereo movement
- Ideal for trance gate and rhythmic effects
- Simple, fast workflow
- Low CPU usage
FAQ
That’s one of its strengths, but it’s also useful for subtle rhythmic filtering, tremolo, and stereo panning.
Yes. All modulation is host-synced, making it reliable for tight rhythmic patterns.
Percussion, hi-hats, and sound effects benefit most, but it can also add width to synths and textures.
It sits between both, offering creative modulation without unnecessary complexity.
