TAL Software

Really good Jupiter emulation. Huge variety of analogue sounds from keys, to lead, to bass, and especially pads. Sounds very powerful using dual and unison modes! Audio demo: https://youtu.be/zWByaiNBRBM

I've been using this VST for a long time for a quick sidechain effect. it works perfectly and has become an integral part of my collection.

Nice interface, good FX selection (chorus, delay, reverb, bitcrusher), my go-to for pads and leads. Where it falls down is bass sounds imo, lacking a square waveform.

I have no idea why this is rated so low. It's a massive improvement on TAL Reverb II and III in both ease of use and sound quality, especially with the new modulation section.

I honestly think this is one of the best VST chorus plugins, free or otherwise. The controls are simple, but there's still a lot of versatility - can go from subtle stereo widening to full on lush chorus.

Great if you want to put a bass sound together with a minimal amount of hassle. I wish the arpeggiator did more than just octaves but you can always stick an arpeggiator VST before it anyway.

Already have some good samplers because i use Reason but i wanted something with that 'oldskool' sound so i got the TAL sampler & i'm glad i did. It sounds great & is easy to use. It also has a great time stretch fuction that my other samplers dont have. Plus it was good value at 56 pounds .

I know it is free but i think i don't become friend with the sound.

I think Version 3 sounds better and more unique.

But this one has the better GUI.

It's easy to download, and comes directly as dll.

Maybe good for some specific projects, but clearly not the reverb you would use always.