The V-Collection (tons of synths and keyboards) is priced at $399 (until Jan 8th) and brings you some new stuff with its 6th release:
- 3 more synths: DX7 (with original 12bits DAC emulated), CMI, Buchla Easel
- one another piano: a “japan” piano
- a clavinet (D6) with amp and stomp boxes
- a revised Analog Lab (free upgrade for V2 users)
And it seems that people that already had buy something will get a special offer to upgrade to newer products.
So, to sum up: 8 analog synths, 4 digital synths, 12 acoustic pianos, 3 electric pianos, a Solina, 3 organs, a tool to browse and play more than 6000 presets with an easy navigation window (tag, repertory, playlist), MIDI learn everywhere, resizable window…
Plus while looking what’s all that stuff really is, I found (thanks Youtube recommendation) Jean-Michel Jarre sharing his thought about what AI (and machine-learning in his example) could bring to the musical creation process…
While I’m not totally keen on that idea, I found it interesting to share! (ok, it’s Arturia kinda ad)
Note: I’m not paid by Arturia in any kind… I even own no product from them