Arturia V Collection 7 (3 New Instruments plus Several Updates) - Released NOW

What's new in V Collection 7?
You want new instruments? We’ve got them. 3 more legendary instruments join the V Collection roster, icons from the past reborn as software instruments, ready to make the music of tomorrow.

Mellotron V
Legendary Tape Keyboard
The original instrument redefined what keyboard players could do, unlocking the doors to orchestral and choral sounds at the touch of a key.

Synthi V
British Silver Machine
The quirky British “silver machine” that put a new spin on modular synthesis, reborn in software with exciting new tricks up its sleeve.

CZ V
Phase Distortion Cult Classic
The budget synth that became a legend in its own right. The instrument that brought the digital synth revolution to the masses is now at your command.


Analog Lab 4
Keyboard Anthology

Personalize your own perfect keyboard, with thousands of amazing presets, perfect integration, effects, and a built-in live mode. Your go-to choice for inspiration.


B-3 V 2
The most popular organ reborn

Our recreation of Hammond’s legendary organ has received a total sound engine overhaul, making it the most authentic, vibrant electric organ virtual instrument ever.


Synthopedia
Cutting edge presets

800 brand new, modern sounds created for legacy V Collection instruments. The hottest synths and chart-topping keys are yours to explore.

New in V Collection 7


Mellotron V
Legendary Tape Keyboard

This original instrument redefined what keyboard players could do, unlocking the doors to orchestral and choral sounds at the touch of a key.


CZ V
Phase Distortion Cult Classic

The budget synth that became a legend in its own right. The instrument that brought the digital synth revolution to the masses is now at your command.


Synthi V
British Silver Machine

The quirky British “silver machine” that put a new spin on modular synthesis, reborn in software with exciting new tricks up its sleeve.

Think of a famous synth sound or an iconic keyboard’s tone, and you can create it with V Collection 7.

A million-dollar collection of the finest pianos, synthesizers, samplers, and esoteric keyboard instruments all in one place, geared for modern music makers, and at your command.


Awesome analog synths

Electricity harnessed into music. We mapped every circuit and analysed every component to bring you unrivalled analog sound.

• Buchla Easel V
• Mini V
• Matrix-12 V
• Solina V
• SEM V
• Jup-8 V
• ARP 2600 V
• CS-80 V
• Prophet V
• Modular V
• Synthi V

Powerful digital instruments

Breakthroughs of binary and code from the pioneering days of digital technology, reborn, remastered, and yours to explore.

• CMI V
• DX7 V
• Synclavier V
• CZ V

Famous pianos and keyboards

Physical works of art, honed from steel, wood, reeds, motors, and magnetic tape, all recreated as software for your pleasure.

• Clavinet V
• Piano V
• Stage-73 V
• Farfisa V
• Wurli V
• VOX Continental V
• Mellotron V
• B-3 V

World class sound

Our exclusive TAE and Phi modelling technologies let us study, analyze, and recreate these keyboard legends with unrivalled accuracy

Beautiful to use

Easy to install, fun to use. Inspiring, clear, and intuitive GUIs, with scaleable 4K resolution let you lose yourself in every instrument.

+8000 inspiring presets


https://www.arturia.com/products/analog-classics/v-collection/overview#en

 

Arturia - the most buggy software ever...
Even Windows Me are more reliable than Arturia shit.

 

Not on my Power PC there not
Are you using a cracked version on a Mac?

 

massive post

Dave_Music

 

All plugins also have been updated, including some new features/options, several changes, improvements, changes in audio/midi settings, few bugfixes, such as reduced FLS (fiber local storage) cosumption on Windows, crashes fixed etc. Few instruments also have their own improvements and bugfixes as well.
Disadvantage: 32 bit support dropped since this version.

 

Last edited: Apr 25, 2019

nice

 

$200 for an upgrade from V6... No wonder people pirate.

 

Is $200, for 3 new instruments, loads of new updates and presets, actually bad?

 

I thought 199 euro was a bad price from v5 to v6 so I just skipped it, 199 euro to go from v5 to v7 is much more to my liking. You dont need to jump on the band wagon every year.

 

indeed

some developers don't want to take off the blinders and adjust their business model to the new economy like Artists had to.
it's easier to blame someone else instead of embracing change.

I get they've got a business to run and expenses, but it would be wiser for them to bet on the same sales figures- if not bigger - with not only a most affordable price, but also leasing options or whatever..

anyway, I digress but still .. nice products

 

all Arturias do sound meh... so meh, that i even have uninstalled and deleted the ck'ed version and don't use them at all. it was a good riddance of such a resourcewhoring piece of software (in cpu and hd space)

 

The Synthi AKS emulation interests me. The XILS-Labs versions never had the same incredibly bizarre, f+++ed-up unpredictablity when turning knobs as the real one I used between 1977 and 1982 . You'd go from one weird sound to another completely different one just between a slight twist of one knob. And nothing ever sounded like it. Listen to Pink Floyd's On The Run or any early Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream, etc.

 

Several Arturia Products over the years (on Mac Pro), all legit versions, never again…

 

Arturia (and some other software company's) need really to change their upgrade policy. 200€ for a upgrade is a fu**ing joke.
I have the V Collection 5 (Artist edition) and I'm not upgrading.

 

If you are refering to Arturia's Storm from +15 years ago then I might agree, otherwise I never heard of any issues with their current offering.

 

I agree it's very specific piece of software and not everyone needs it.
I'm stunned to see how many rejoice everytime there's an orchestral bank shared when actually they sometimes have neither the horsepower to run them nor the real use for it

ah, you too ? ( I was using the XILS for a tune a while ago and I ended up using another synth for the same kind of sound I was looking for )
still, good product also, I like them.

 

Hm, I can't use their Sem and Jupiter, they use 100 % of my CPU. Arturia's support is just: reinstall. Wow... Other people on their forum also had this problems over the years.
Anyway, their stuff is semi-decent. It's probably worth the money for the presets.
But U-he and others are in just another league in terms of authenticity. The only thing that annoys me is that Arturia use too much CPU for mediocre sound. Roland's stuff is similar in CPU performance and meh quality.

 

You're kidding, right?

 

Any legit owners able to actually update any instruments? It's running at dial up modem speeds. 14kbps. 12 hours to update the Midi control centre. What sort of servers are they running?

 

maybe rolands jupiter is better