1OH1 is a sound bank by Erald for TAL BassLine-101, the software synthesizer from TAL Software. Rather than offering a general collection of audio loops, it supplies patches for the instrument itself: starting points you can play, edit and sequence inside your DAW. Erald draws on house, techno, electro, rave and cinematic sounds, with references to hardware-driven and early electronic styles.
November 2026 update: The original Underground Talent feature called this a free 100-preset download. That is no longer accurate. Erald now offers a paid Lite version with 100 presets and a Premium version with 125 presets. Check the current price and licence on Erald’s product page before ordering.
What does 1OH1 include?
The publisher currently distinguishes two editions. The Lite version contains 100 presets; Premium expands the total to 125. Erald organises the Premium sounds into categories that include basses, drums, effects, keys, leads, pads, plucks, sequences and synth patches. This is a synthesizer preset library, not 125 independent audio samples or a new plugin.
- Instrument: TAL BassLine-101, purchased or licensed separately.
- Lite: 100 presets.
- Premium: 125 presets, with the expanded sound selection.
- Musical territory: house, techno, electro, rave and related electronic production.
- Source: Erald’s official 1OH1 product and download page.
Listen to the 1OH1 walkthrough
Erald’s own walkthrough demonstrates individual presets in sequence. It is the best way to judge whether the sound palette works for you before selecting a tier: watch the official 1OH1 sound demonstration. The demonstrations include bass, rhythmic, effects and melodic patches, rather than a fully arranged track that might hide how a sound behaves on its own.
Using these sounds in techno production
For a driving bass pattern, start with a short sound and program a restrained sequence before increasing resonance, accent or movement. For a darker electro arrangement, audition the more unusual effects and sequenced patches alongside a simple drum pattern. The point of a preset bank is not to leave every control untouched: small changes to filter cutoff, decay and envelope modulation can make a familiar patch work in your track.
Try comparing the same MIDI pattern across several patches at a matched listening level. It is easier to hear differences in envelope and tone without a louder preset automatically seeming better. Save your edits as user presets so you can return to the source sound later.
Compatibility and installation
1OH1 requires TAL BassLine-101; the preset bank will not open as a standalone instrument. Check the plugin version and patch-loading instructions before buying. TAL publishes the instrument and an official preset installation FAQ. Preset handling can differ between plug-in formats and DAWs, so use TAL’s instructions for your own setup instead of assuming every bank loads the same way.
Where to get 1OH1
View 1OH1 Lite and Premium directly on Erald’s store. The creator controls the editions, prices and delivery. Underground Talent is linking to the original release rather than hosting an unverified copy.
More Erald sound design and preset banks
For different instruments, see Erald’s Planet 5 bank for TAL J-8, Techno Sequences for u-he Diva and DR-WT for Ableton Wavetable. To compare banks by the synthesizer you actually use, browse Underground Talent’s Presets Discovery directory. We also featured Erald in Techno Radar 003.
Editorial note: This feature documents the creator’s published pack details, not an independent compatibility or purchase test. Product tiers and terms can change.
