The main downside? You can’t go under the hood and adjust additional parameters in these instruments-that’s what V Collection is for.

Analog LabĪnalog Lab essentially combines all of V Collection’s instruments into a single cohesive UI, giving you the ability to play and tweak a curated list of 2,000 presets and patches that cover a wide range of styles and uses. You can also save your own custom presets for future call-back. In the emulations of legendary pieces of equipment, you’ll have the ability to manipulate all the expected controls, plus new quality-of-life improvements for the modern DAW workflow. With V Collection, you’ve got full access to all the parameters of every instrument. Spanning synths, organs, pianos, and more, each instrument is meticulously modeled after its real-world counterpart, or even real-world instruments in some cases.

V Collectionįrom faithful emulations of legendary synths to modern production must-haves, V Collection has something for any musical context. You can try V Collection 9 or Analog Lab V for free, and rent-to-own until they’re yours. But, we also offer Analog Lab V as its own standalone product on Gear, and with how useful these instruments can be, let’s quickly clarify how V Collection and Analog Lab differ, and which one might be for you.

V Collection ships with a lightweight companion plugin called Analog Lab V, which can play and tweak thousands of presets from V Collection’s instruments. Arturia’s flagship instrument collection-V Collection-is a Splice Gear fan favorite.

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