Update 9.2 includes expanded micro-tuning compatibility, NKS & Apple Silicon support, click-and-drag resizing, and more.

Arturia has just published V Collection 9.2, a free update for its big virtual instruments bundle with workflow enhancements, performance fixes, and creative additions. Update: good news for V Collection 9 users. Their MS-20 and Polysix plugins are not very accurate, but I just like their sound.Superbooth 22: Arturia V Collection 9 adds the Korg MS-20 V, SQ80 V, new Augmented Series instruments, 4 plugin rebuilds, and over 1000+ new presets Similar story with the original Korg Legacy Collection. I like the Pro-Five though, it has a sort of digital VA character that reminds me of Nord Lead or Propellerhead Subtractor. Their filters and oscillators just don't respond accurately at all. They were sold for $199 each, advertised as emulations of Minimoog and Prophet-5. Like the Model-E and Pro-Five, the first two paid VSTs ever from NAMM 2000. So it's like people are obsessing over nothing. It's really eye-opening to see comparisons of differently calibrated Prophet-5's or Jupiter-8's, despite playing the same patches, the filters, envelopes, oscillators can all sound slightly different due to calibration or component wear. Their MS-20 and Polysix plugins are not very accurate, but I just like their sound.Īnalog synths are a lot like cars in a way, even if you take two cars that came off the line on the same day, 20 years later all the work the mechanics did and the wear and tear, turn them into two completely differently responding beasts.

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