TAL-Chorus-LX 2026: Free Juno-60 Chorus, Not TAL-Reverb-4

This Page Is TAL-Chorus-LX. It Is Not TAL-Reverb-4. It Is Not MicroShift.

Stay here for TAL-Chorus-LX: the free Juno-60-style chorus, the standalone chorus from TAL-U-NO-LX, v1.6.3 formats, and the TAL-Chorus-60 archives still listed on TAL’s page. Do not use this file as a TAL-Reverb-4 download guide, a free-chorus roundup, a JUP-8000 V supersaw walkthrough, an Analog Obsession catalog, or a Soundtoys MicroShift vocal-width review.

TAL: vintage chorus that emulates the Juno 60 chorus. KVR: 1:1 standalone version of the chorus implemented in TAL-U-NO-LX; two modes; dry/wet; volume; old version still available.^[1][2]

Related slugs cover TAL-Reverb-4, free vocal chorus lists, JUP-8000 V, Analog Obsession, and MicroShift. This article stays on TAL-Chorus-LX as of September 2026.

v1.6.3 Free Archives. VST/VST3/AU/AAX/CLAP. No Serial on KVR.

TAL’s live product page is the download primary: Downloads v1.6.3, Windows / macOS / Linux (x64 / VST2 & VST3). Formats printed next to that heading: VST VST3 AU AAX CLAP. OS block: Windows 7 or higher (64-bit host); macOS 10.9 or higher (64-bit host), Universal Binary 2 with native Intel and Apple silicon (M1, M2, M3…); AAX Pro Tools 10.3.6 or higher (64-bit); Linux 64-bit / Ubuntu 18 or similar.^[1]

The same TAL page also prints a generic Demo restrictions line: rising white noise every minute. KVR lists the product as Free with copy protection none. There is no Buy button on the TAL product page we fetched—only archives, plus older v1.3.1 32-bit and TAL-Chorus-60 zips. Recheck the live installer: if it asks for no serial, treat it as freeware. Do not invent a paid unlock TAL does not sell on that URL.^[1][2]

Two Juno-60 Modes, Dry/Wet, Volume. That Is the Mechanic.

KVR feature list: characteristics of the Juno-60 chorus; two different modes; dry/wet; volume knob. KVR user review (fese, 28 Apr 2013): Mode II is more intense than Mode I; both can run together; three knobs for volume, mix, and stereo width. That reduced set is the product—not a multi-voice chorus with rate/depth/feedback pages.^[2]

Bedroom Producers Blog: 100% identical (vendor claim) to the chorus inside TAL-U-NO-LX, so you can put the Juno-style unit on other synths, guitars, or bass. TAL’s own page notes the plug-in was used on the guitars in Nico & Vinz’s “Am I Wrong,” and links a hardware-versus-plugin comparison. Those are vendor claims, not a mix recipe.^[4][1]

• Mode I / Mode II Two chorus voicings from the Juno-60-style unit. KVR review: II denser than I; combine both for the fullest setting. No extra rate/depth knobs on that review’s control count.
• Dry/Wet + Volume TAL changelog 1.6.3: smooth volume and dry/wet parameter changes. Use dry/wet on a send or insert; volume is a makeup/trim, not a second chorus engine.^[1]
• Stereo width (reviewer control) KVR’s fese review names a stereo-width knob alongside volume and mix. TAL’s live feature bullets do not reprint “width.” Cite the review for that extra control; do not invent a width number TAL does not print.

Current v1.6.3 vs v1.3.1 32-bit vs TAL-Chorus-60

Default download on TAL: v1.6.3 64-bit archives. The same page still hosts older v1.3.1 including 32-bit support (Windows zip, OSX pkg) and a separate TAL-Chorus-60 row (Windows 32/64 VST, OSX VST 32-bit, OSX AU 32-bit). Use v1.6.3 unless you still need a 32-bit host. Chorus-60 is the predecessor KVR news called replaced—not a second current SKU.^[1][3]

1.6.2 (12.01.2023): AAX native M1, JUCE 7. 1.6.1: backward-compatibility mode for volume versus ≥1.3.1 when dry/wet is not centered. 1.6.0: vector UI. 1.5.0: native Apple M1, DC offset removed, Windows VST3 installer, Linux VST3. Those lines are TAL’s changelog, not a 2026 rewrite.^[1]

FL, Ableton, Logic: One Insert, Two Modes, Then Bypass

This checklist is how to hear the free Juno-style chorus. Confirm tal-software.com if the archive name moved after this September 2026 fetch.^[1]

1. Download v1.6.3 from TAL, not a random mirror
   Windows / macOS / Linux archives on tal-software.com/products/tal-chorus-lx. Rescan VST3/AU/AAX/CLAP. 64-bit host. Linux: VST2 & VST3 x64.^[1]
2. Insert on a pad, guitar, or mid bass—not a sub
   Bedroom Producers Blog: width on pads/leads and analog-style bass. Keep the 808/sub mono. FL: Mixer insert. Ableton: audio-effect rack. Logic: Audio FX slot.
3. A/B Mode I, Mode II, and both, with Dry/Wet below 100%
   KVR review: II denser; both together is the fullest setting. Bypass often. This is not a MicroShift detune widener.
4. Skip v1.3.1 and TAL-Chorus-60 unless the host is 32-bit
   Those archives remain on TAL’s page for old hosts. New sessions use 1.6.3.
5. Stop before this page becomes Reverb-4, a chorus list, or MicroShift
   TAL-Reverb-4, free vocal chorus roundups, JUP-8000 V, Analog Obsession, and MicroShift are related slugs.

TAL-Reverb-4, Free Chorus Lists, and MicroShift Are Out of Scope

This article does not review TAL-Reverb-4, does not rank free vocal chorus plug-ins, does not cover Arturia JUP-8000 V, does not inventory Analog Obsession, and does not teach Soundtoys MicroShift. Those comparisons are related slugs. tal-software.com/products/tal-chorus-lx is the download primary.

As of Sep 2026, TAL still listed v1.6.3 (28.06.2023) as the current archive. Recheck that page if a later build appears.^[1]