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Everything else I already had the latest versions.

#Arturia v collection 4 upgrade

So for $99 upgrade I got the Wurlitzer and the Spark. I already had Analog Factory so these are just minor variations on a theme. Also got the new Analog Lab and the old Analog Laboratory. What I got new was the Wurlitzer V and the Spark Vintage Drum Machines. I upgraded from V2 to V3 and thought I was getting all new versions of everything.

#Arturia v collection 4 software

Upgrading the V Collection means the exact same software you already have, plus anything new they came up with. I really don’t care I’m just saying what’s on my mind since that’s what the comments section is for.

Yes, I am very much aware that this might get a ton of downvotes. No, I am not trying to downplay the real instruments I would enjoy having them, just not in a touring situation. Yes, I am also aware that people have different preferences when it comes to this sort of thing. I am just throwing this out there BEFORE they do it because they probably will. Congratulations, you have voiced your distain for these “unfaithful” software emulations and are telling people that they should get the real deal everyone can do that, and most everyone has done that.ĭisclaimers: Yes, I am aware that no one has said anything major yet. They care more about how you play than what you play (unless you walk into a rock venue with an accordion, for example). The price seems right for this as well you probably can’t get any of these instruments for $400 in as great of condition as they are in the software.Īnd, most importantly, WHO CARES if you don’t use the real deal in a live show? Unless you’re playing for a synth convention or for a bunch of synth enthusiasts, your audience won’t care. Why would you bother to take those synths out and risk them getting damaged? Sure, a computer can crash, but how many times have you actually seen a band have trouble, versus the times you’ve seen a laptop-based show go fairly smooth? Isn’t that what backup computers are for anyway? If you’re overloading a high-end computer, what the hell are you doing? Running 10 of those instruments at the same time when you’re only using 2 of them for a certain song? I’m fairly certain the software exists which enables you to have different software instruments/fx for different songs. I can’t think of too many times you’ll actually NEED the real deal live. Not to say it’s never been thought of before, but using virtual instruments while touring can be a life saver! Sure, in the studio might be a different scenario, but if you don’t tell anyone, who’s gonna know? I don’t know about anyone else, but this looks like a great solution for touring musicians.

Matrix-12 V is available now for $169.00.

Arturia V-Collection 4 is available now for US $399.

#Arturia v collection 4 manuals

Manuals in English, Japanese and French.

In addition to the original features, more was added to take advantage of new possibilities:.

Polyphony goes from 2 to 32 voices, with unison possibilities….

Manage licenses via Arturia’s ASC software.

Simple MIDI mapping to any keyboard controller.

Each virtual instrument in the V COLLECTION can be used as a stand-alone application or as a plug-in within your favorite DAW.

Includes 13 software titles : Matrix-12 V, Spark2, Solina V, VOX Continental V, Mini V, Modular V, CS-80V, ARP2600 V, Prophet V & Prophet VS, Jupiter 8-V, Oberheim SEM V, Wurlitzer V, Analog Lab.

Here are the official video intros to V-Collection 4, Solina V & Matrix 12 V: The collection includes 13 virtual instruments:

Matrix-12 V – a virtual version of one of the greatest analog synths ever made, the Oberheim Matrix 12.

Solina V – a virtual version of the classic Arp/Eminent Solina string ensemble.

Arturia today introduced V-Collection 4, the latest version of its collection of virtual recreation of legendary synths, keyboards and drum kits.