The original Synclavier was a direct competitor to the Fairlight CMI, which combined sampling and sequencing with additive and FM synthesis into a huge proto-workstation that required a rack-mounted CPU and its own (at the time hugely-powerful) 16-bit operating system. The full version of the entire collection usually runs for $599, but it can be purchased for and introductory price of $299 at the time of writing.įind more information on Arturia’s website.Certainly the most exciting of the new additions is the Synclavier V, a software recreation of New England Digital's hugely powerful digital synthesizer from the late-'70s/early-'80s. The Arturia V-Collection 9.1 Update is available as a free download for current V Collection 9 owners. Along with these additions, feedback from the Arturia user community yields many performance fixes in the latest update for certain instruments. Update 9.1 rolls out the Arturia Software Center, a tool to keep track of all the resources and downloads for each synthesizer. For users with visual impairments, a set of new keyboard shortcuts and voiceover commands are included as well.
The 9.1 discovery update adds more features to increase workflow on their MiniLab 3 controller, integrating the controls and browser. Customizable MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) settings are now in the software, and input audio for Vocoder V presets are also available. Polyphony options for all instruments and presets are now accessible directly in Analog Lab’s interface. Arturia’s update of their V Collection 9 series expands on the software’s accessibility, personalization, creativity and hardware integration.ĭiscovery Update 9.1 contains new sound tutorials for Korg’s MS-20 V, Prophet-5 V, CS-80 V and SQ-80 V synthesizer modules.
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