They offer The Analog Lab 5, alongside the Arturia V Collection, which appear to be very similar on the surface.īoth of these are vintage synth bundles that contain more or less the same synthesizers. It might be confusing at first, looking at Arturia's product line. Plus, with its simple and powerful browser and intelligent filtering, it makes finding the right sound quick and easy. What Is Analog Lab 5?Īnalog Lab V gives you access to sounds from all the powerful hardware instruments that are financially out of reach for most people. In this Arturia Analog Lab review, we'll go through why we think Analog Lab is such a great tool for getting classic synth sounds. The legendary analog synths, responsible for a lot of our favourite music, are not financially viable for most people.įor us mere mortals, a software instrument is our only option.
There are also new preset browsers and a host of new sounds, so these soft synths have never been more easy and fun to use.❌ Some instruments sound better than others These are some of our favourite ever soft synths and the new additions look great, so we highly recommend this one!Ī bug-bear with previous versions was the fixed scale of the (admittedly beautiful) interfaces: this has finally been addressed, with every plugin being fully scalable to fit any size screen.
If you already have V Collection, you can also upgrade to version 5 for half the full price. The collection now features 17 classic instruments, and can currently be had for the introductory price of £314.59 / $399 / €399 on PluginBoutique. Arturia have updated their V Collection of soft synths to version 5, which features improved releases of their well-established classic emulations like the Mini V and CS-80V as well as five entirely new instruments: Synclavier V, Farfisa V, B-3 V, Stage-73 V, and Piano V, a collection of classic pianos.
0 kommentar(er)
