Some days I regret not getting AL4 upgrade when it was available at similar price. But I'm really glad that I did the full upgrade! Edited January 28 by abacab Until Arturia sent me an upgrade deal that I couldn't refuse last year. I already had Analog Lab V, Pigments, and Piano V, so I wasn't really planning to upgrade to V Collection.
It is a massive keyboard collection, and more than just synths! Piano, Digital Pianos, Clavinet, Organs, Mellotron, etc.Īnalog Lab will let you open the full instrument in edit view if you own it, so once you find a sound you like and want to tweak it more to taste, that is very accessible with one click. Still chipping away at marking my favorites for a faster search.
So being able to search all of those presets from a single browser makes it a bit more manageable. That includes all of the full V Collection 8 presets, the Pigments 3.5 presets, plus a few additional Arturia and 3rd party libraries. I currently have 12,578 presets available to search from in my Analog Lab V browser. And the AL V macro controls are already setup to tweak the most common performance controls in each preset, so you don't really need to open the full synth edit page. What would you think of Analog Lab if you didn't have Aurturia's other synths?Įven with the V Collection, I would still recommend using the Analog Lab V to browse and audition the sounds from the AL V browser.
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