TAL-U-NO-LX

I have 20 or more iOS synths now but if I had been lucky enough to have bought Tal first I would only have one, best iOS synth app on the market especially if you are an 80’s veteran like me.

Great sounding synth, but the missing save option in auv3 makes it hard to use within daw.

I’ve bought others, romplers, synths that are supposedly do it all, moog-type clones, and other "modeled" hardware. TAL-UNO-X is the one that I always come back to. It fits in the mix with other players. Gives that swirling analog bed of pads. Can make "that" synth brass sound that isn’t midi, or harsh, or trying too hard to sound like real brass. TAL can be swirly, squishy, or searing. And of course, it sounds like a Juno (which has seen a nice resurgence with synthwave). Buy it. Pair it with a nice reverb. You won’t regret it. TAL, if you’re reading PORT THE JUPITER!!!!

I owned a 106 back in the day, and Tal U-No sounds spot-on (though technically it's intended to emulate its predecessor). A straightforward synth that's all sweet spots and simplicity, but it's got some nice additions including delay and reverb. I'd love to see other Tal synths on iPadOS though I've heard nothing about any movement on that front. At least we got U-No. it's boss.

Classic sounds from a great dev. Must have! Would love to see Tal-Bassline-101 brought to iOS.

This port of Tal is absolutely amazing. It sounds great, it’s very lightweight on resources, and has a nice clean ui. Since presets work on both the desktop and iOS version, there are many free and paid patches/patch banks available online, including at the Tal website. Typically those are main things I look for in an AU synth, and Tal ticks all those boxes. I’ve been doing the iOS music thing a long time now and Tal is one of my favorite and most used synth apps. I have recommended it to others many times, and will continue to sing its praises. Recent update added some nice features. Great Stuff.

This company has done such nice work on their desktop VSTs. It’s great to see them craft an excellent Juno for the iPad. The patches are on the money, as expected. I really hope they bring their other stuff to iPad.

Bring over your Jupiter please!!! This is one of the few professional quality applications here. We’re swimming in synths, but most are mediocre. Tal is the real deal. Would love to see new ipad stuff come over from their excellent vst lineup.

I’m giving TAL’s Juno 60 emulator 5 stars because I was able to replicate patches from my vintage Juno 60. To have my custom Juno 60 patches portable on the iPad is just astounding. Yes, there are minor tonal differences, but considering that I’m working within the limitations of the iPad audio out and, taking into consideration that there’s a certain full round warm quality to the Juno that is not replicable digitally, this app is still astounding. Only thing that could be improved is that the faders jump when starting to move them. A “soft takeover” on the faders is needed instead of a jump. Although’ to be fair, this is what happens on the real thing. It would be a nice feature though. As a vintage Juno 60 owner, I’m blown away.

I never had a Juno or follow that many “classic” synths, but I just loved the way this one sounds! I mean it sounds fantastic through my iPad speakers even! The presets this synth comes with are super cool. But unfortunately you can’t save your OWN presets in AUv3 instance. You can use your DAW to save it, but it’ll stay with that particular DAW only. If you use several DAWs how can you share those presets, that’s impossible. You can save presets in standalone version but not in AUv3. A lot of times I edited patches to fit the tracks and I create something nice, not having a way to save it globally is a major flaw in this synth. I have many synths on my iPad and this is the only one that doesn’t have a save functionality. Please consider adding this fundamental function - to save presets! Thanks! Aside from that, it’s a 5-star synth. Excellent sound quality.