arturia v collection 5 upgrade collection 6

And with each iteration of the product collection, Arturia has improved the sound, the interface, and the variety of synths in the collection.Īrturia V-Collection 5 is now an impressive collection of 17 synths/keyboards, with notable sonic and visual improvements over the previous collection.

Though Arturia has unveiled quite a few hardware products over the last few years, they have never neglected their software roots.

But if I had Version 6 I would work more in Analog Lab because of the Multis.Arturia has been in the game of recreating classic synths virtually for nearly fifteen years, and some would argue that their outstanding virtual instruments are the standard against which others are judged. With Version 5 I generally worked in the separate instruments, and rarely in Analog Lab. But you can arguably tweak the presets in Analog Lab in a way similar to Syntronik and UVI synths.

The only thing you don't get is the ability to tweak them and program through the full emulated interface. So it seems to me that you get all the presets in Version 6, simply by upgrading for free to Analog 3. I downloaded the DX7 demo and it has 432 presets, the same as Analog 3. These can be easily assigned (not by midi learn, from a list) to things like the resonance of one of the synths. There are knobs for timbre, time, and 'smooth,' and also four Macros. The third is 'Live' mode which allows you to tweak things for the entire multi, including panning and adjusting volume of Parts one and two. The first two are for adjusting the parameters for Synth one and two. The Analog 3 interface is set up in 3 tabs to handle the multis.

Arturia v collection 5 upgrade collection 6