- #Arturia v collection 5 vs keyscape Patch#
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#Arturia v collection 5 vs keyscape pro#
Here’s the short list of some of Andrew’s stuff:Īirturn – BT200S-2 controller bluetooth foot controller with 2 switchesĪirturn – Quad BT106 transmitter with 4-pedals & pedalboardĪvalon – VT-737sp Class A Mono Tube Channel Strip Instrument Preamplifier, Opto-compressor, and Sweep Equalizerīehringer – X Air XR18 Tablet-controlled Digital Mixerīlue Microphones – enCORE 100 Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone (four)Įcho – Gina 24/96 Breakout Box and Sound CardĮvent – 20/20 Biamplified System Monitors (two)įocusrite – Scarlett OctoPre Dynamic Mic Preampįurman – AR-1215 AC Line Voltage Regulator Power Conditionerįurman – SS-6B 6-outlet Pro Surge Suppressor Strip (six) Its presets will find many, many spots in my template, because they have been curated as best of the best.Circa 2006…my shameless Cakewalk endorsement…. I think Synth Anthology II is awesome and I am very glad I bought it. But who really cares if a synth is "authentic" or not? Having all the customizing options in Arturia may over-ride that. Anything in Arturia where they have a relationship with the original developer should be great. So that's not modelling-it's Korg to Korg. I think they just took the brains of the M1 and put it into iM1. For example, the Korg Collection M1 is to my ears the same as my M1. When it comes to synths it may help if you've actually owned the hardware. You may prefer a modeled piano to a sampled piano-a lot of people do. The answer will change based on the sound you're looking for. Stack the sounds from sampled vs modeled in your DAW and pick what you like best. To me it comes down to what sounds you're looking for for the music you make.
#Arturia v collection 5 vs keyscape free#
One of the best DX7 libraries out there is FM2, a free one on iOS. Syntronik takes this sound and makes something new with it.
Because Syntronik has most of T-RackS and Amplitube built in and so the presets come loaded with some amazing effects. Syntronik really blows almost everything away. Anyway, for the sound I was looking for, one of the most popular sounds in a decade,there should be a freaking good preset on a DX7 model. Maybe they have to make it a little more different because they're selling? No idea. Probably because freeware can emulate Yamaha tech with more freedom than Arturia can. But the Arturia DX7? Nothing that's good. There's the great MKS-20 from Keyscape, a few select presets from UVI digital library, Synth Anthology has some of the best stuff in there because it has Kawaii K3, which is really different from everything else. I owned a DX7 for a long time and I like that stuff. It gives you infinite options that no sampled bass gives you.Īlso in my template is a folder with 80s chimey digital piano sounds. But there is one bass in there that is a model of a Rickenbacker bass I owned for ten years. I just got Modo Bass and think it is an incredible program. But they don't stand up to the samples in Keyscape. Now somebody else can use those Wurl presets in Arturia and enjoy them for what they are. It is so unbelievably terrible next to Keyscape that it didn't make it into my template. The Arturia Wurli sounds sort of Wurli-ish. Now the Arturia Wurli has tons of presets and most of them are very distorted or effect sounds.
#Arturia v collection 5 vs keyscape Patch#
The other day I put my favorite Keyscape Wurli patch in. I have a template I will be working on forever where I put similar instruments and presets in folders.
The modeled vs sampled discussion is something that can never really be resolved.
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