Free vintage chorus effect emulating the Roland Juno-60 chorus circuit.
VST3supportedAUsupportedAAXsupportedCLAPsupportedWINsupportedMACsupportedLNXsupported
Checked September 2026
TAL-Chorus-LX vs Acon Digital Multiply (2026)
TAL-Chorus-LX is best for adding vintage Juno-60-style chorus warmth to synths and vocals; Acon Digital Multiply is best for thickening vocals and instruments. TAL-Chorus-LX starts at Free and Acon Digital Multiply at Free.
A free chorus that thickens sounds without phasey artifacts.
VST3not supportedAUsupportedAAXsupportedCLAPnot supportedWINsupportedMACsupportedLNXnot supported
| TAL-Chorus-LX | Acon Digital Multiply | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | adding vintage Juno-60-style chorus warmth to synths and vocals | thickening vocals and instruments |
| Starting price | Free | Free |
| Free version | Yes | Yes |
| Free trial | — | — |
| Formats | VST3, AU, AAX, CLAP | VST, AAX, AU |
| OS | Windows, macOS, Linux | Windows, macOS |
| Key features | Juno-60 chorus circuit emulation, Smooth parameter change handling to avoid zipper noise, Native Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) support, DC offset removal, Cross-platform VST3/AU/AAX/CLAP support | Up to six extra voices, Phase-randomizing filters, Five-band EQ with visualizer, Modulated pre-delay, A/B comparison and undo/redo |
| Developer | TAL Software GmbH | Acon Digital |
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TAL-Chorus-LX starts at Free; Acon Digital Multiply starts at Free.
Juno-60 chorus circuit emulation, Smooth parameter change handling to avoid zipper noise, Native Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) support, DC offset removal, Cross-platform VST3/AU/AAX/CLAP support.
Up to six extra voices, Phase-randomizing filters, Five-band EQ with visualizer, Modulated pre-delay, A/B comparison and undo/redo.