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for those who don’t click links.
“blending the best of both worlds, vintage and modern. It’s a 61-key stage keyboard, that’s not just sleek in design but packs an intuitive control interface and an innovative ecosystem that promises to unlock a universe of sounds with a mere touch.”
for those who do.
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I don’t like where they put the mod wheels. Looks like there’s about a blofeld’s worth of real estate above the left hand too. Ergonomics are a little weird, sparse interface and small display for how large it is, not sure about reaching all the way to the far right to access that last encoder either.
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Looking forward to some insightful VST in a box comments….
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Has the price been mentioned? Skimmed the loopop video but didn’t find it.
The price is around 1500 US according to RedMeansRecording
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That display is whack.
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damn does it come with like full-blown v collection or just analog lab?
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I click on the link and i get a one minute Captain Plugins Ad .
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For a stage keyboard it ought to have fully weighted keys. Maybe there’s an 88key version ahead?
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It didn’t come with anything. If you have those you can save presets to the synth, otherwise it is just presets… It has four knobs for general parameters.
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the price 
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yeah that price might be justified if it was like v collection inside of a nice keyboard but isn’t it just like a midi controller that can save and play analog lab patches?
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Main Features
61-note semi-weighted keyboard with piano-size keys and aftertouch
10 sound engines
- Virtual Analog
- Samples
- Wavetable
- FM
- Granular
- Physical modelling
- Vector Synthesis
- Harmonic
- Phase distortion
- Vocoder
Over 1300 in-built sounds
- More than 10.000 sounds via Arturia software
Navigation wheel & screen for easy browsing
10 Preset Buttons for quick sound access
4 macro controls for quick editing
- Brightness
- Timbre
- Time
- Movement
12 insert FX
4 dedicated knobs to control FX including dedicated Delay/Reverb
Multis/Keyboard Split
MIDI IN i/o, balanced stereo input, sustain, expression, aux 1 & 2 pedals
USB-C connection and USB-A host
Bluetooth audio input and WiFi for wireless control
Arpeggiator, MIDI Looper, Chord & Scale modes
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Pretty disappointing
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think this is great. I don’t have any need for it but I like Arturia and feel they are making nice products.
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It’s beautiful too.
I like it, but I prefer my 88-key Keylab and the V collection. Same price more or less, with better keys.
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I think it’s a mistake to associate this with the V collection on Arturia’s part if it’s not included. Plus it costs more than a Yamaha CK 88. It’s not deep enough to be a studio centerpiece, and not great value as far as stage keyboards are concerned.
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