Bought the V Collection at the $200 Black Friday Discount!! So far THIS synth is the biggest surprise! I was thinking it would be filled with “Ferris Bueller-esque 80s cheeky samply samples. But NO--if it hadn’t been 2am I’d have gotten straight to work on an ambient track!!! Some huge and expressive ominous patches in this thing!!
If you want Korg, go to www.korg.com/us/products/software/korg_collection/. They basically put every major keyboard they made out there for plugin and iphone/ipad, with all of the extra cards.
Arturia are largely about analog or physical modelling, so I doubt you'll find them recreating typical digital workstation synths. The only samplers they have revived are obviously retro sounding 8 bit ones (plus the even more retro sounding Mellotron), otherwise they are mostly about recreating analog synths.
@@pepinillosazucarados6743 As for Roland D-70, Roland have done several similar synths. Not particularly that one, but you do find D-50, JV-1080 and XV-5080 among the synths they offer. All of which obviously closely related to the D-70.
Arturia, please. In V Collection 10, recreate synths Roland D 50 Elka synthex Korg Trident Korg X5D PPG Waves Roland Juno 106. Very beatifull Sinthetizares to reacreate. Are just suggestions that would make music prodicers happy.
@@blenerhelder9831 I own the Arturia V Vers 9 and I agree to their quality. However, the Full Bucket version of the Trident and Poly Ensemble are worth a look. The Poly Ensemble really evokes the Tangerine Dream era. If it gains me any “street cred” I own one of their controllers and a Matrixbrute too.
