V Collection 4 from Arturia features thirteen virtual instruments, comprising nine legendary analog synthesizers, a classic electric piano, a world-famous string machine, a vintage organ and a drum machine with almost 200 drum kits. Each virtual instrument can be used as a standalone application or as a plug-in within a preferred DAW. Analog Lab is the 'command central' for the collection, housing all 6,000-plus sounds from the included synthesizers.

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It allows for sorting, filtering and combining them in many ways to quickly help find the exact sound needed for a project. Simple MIDI mapping to any keyboard controller is available, along with the ability to work at up to 32-bit/96 kHz resolution. The Arturia Software Center (ASC) is an application that is used to authorize the Arturia software, making the activation process simple.

• • How To use Arturia V Collection 4 In 1971, Bob Moog introduced the minimoog, the first compact, portable and affordable synthesizer. With its 'fat' sound and unparalleled filters, the synthesizer quickly became known for its analog bass and lead sounds. Arturia has created the mini V, a faithful reproduction of the hardware.

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Offering all the features of the original, the software version also adds polyphony, MIDI management and presets. Behind the control panel are additional functions, including a modulation matrix, an arpeggiator and an independent LFO, as well as a stereo chorus and a delay. Using TAE, Arturia's proprietary technology for emulating analog circuits, the software offers sharp filters, aliasing-free oscillators and soft-clipping, which results in a convincing analog emulation More than 1,000 presets 3 voltage-controlled oscillators (with 5 waveforms) and 1 LFO The 24 dB/oct filter, 1 noise generator, 2 ADS(R) envelopes and 1 VCA A modulation matrix offers up to 6 different connections (12 sources, 32 destinations) External audio input for processing audio through the software filters •. Modular V 2.6 by Arturia is a software reproduction of a classic series of synthesizers. Because it's modular, the software instrument offers endless possibilities for synthesis, and further adds contemporary features like polyphony, MIDI control, loading and saving of patches, and more. TAE (True Analog Emulation), a technology developed by Arturia for enabling the digital reproduction of analog circuits, and brings with it several advantages. These include aliasing-free oscillators, at no extra CPU cost, and better reproduction of analog oscillators.

The ARP2600 V 2.5 from Arturia is a software recreation of the ARP2600 analog synthesizer. It can be operated with or without patch cords since all of the functions are internally wired and can be controlled via sliders and switches. In addition to the ARP2600's original functions, this software version provides MIDI control, polyphony and the ability to save and recall presets. Additionally, four tracking generators add sound design possibilities that have never been heard before. Effects are also included to form an exciting virtual synthesizer. The Wurlitzer V from Arturia is a software recreation of the classic Wurlitzer 200A electric piano using physical modeling. Unlike sample libraries that produce static snapshots of individual events, the virtual instrument reproduces the acoustic properties of the reeds and hammers, key action and amplification, the internal amplification system, and even the acoustic properties of the plastic body, bringing heightened realism while offering maximum flexibility.