Arturia Synthi VĪnother new addition is the Synthi V, an emulation of the EMS Synthi A. So it’s only fair that Arturia has set out to model them alongside the DX7. These budget synths from the 1980s never really made it out of the DX7’s shadow during their time, but it’s no secret among synth geeks that their phase distortion synthesis is actually a blast to play with, and they’re now highly sought-after. And it’s this segment of the V Collection that sees a promising new addition: The CZ V, an emulation of the Casio CZ-101 and CZ-1000. Later, they began to add emulations of iconic digital instruments like the Synclavier and DX7. And of course, all of the classics like the Minimoog V, ARP 2600 V, Prophet V, and SEM V are still there in V Collection 7.
You can buy the package for yourself straight from the links below.Emulations of classic analog and digital synthesizers were what got Arturia started, long before the company expanded to controllers and hardware synths like the MiniBrute and MicroFreak. The discount is available from a range of retailers too. With many of us losing our incomes, abilities to gig out due to event cancellations, and feeling lonely during isolation, this move should definitely help soften the blow. To provide even more aid, the company will even allow users to split the $250 price into up to four monthly payments with instant access. With the discount, through April 5th, users can download the 24 instrument lineup for $250. The savings will definitely be helpful, especially considering it’s an even larger discount than its introductory price of 30% off of its normal price of $499.
Since its release, V Collection 7 has gained lots of popularity among buyers, and continues to grow. This expands upon V Collection 6 with an addition of four new instruments, including the ‘CZ V’ Casio emulator, ‘Synthi V’ designed to emulate the popular three-oscillator synths from EMI, as well as the self-explanatory ‘Mellotron V,’ and ‘B3 V 2’. Now, Arturia is following suit, and has now extended a helping hand to the synth-loving community by offering the Arturia V Collection 7 for 50 percent off its original price.įor the uninitiated, Arturia unveiled V Collection 7 just last year as its largest collection of vintage synth emulations yet. Over the past days, we’ve already seen the likes of IK Multimedia and Korg offering otherwise paid creation options for free. In what we have already come to know as a difficult time for musicians, some companies are stepping in.
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