What Are Arturia Cooking? 13/10/22
US Live Rendez-Vous event coming up

Arturia must have something big coming up, we can tell. Well its not rocket science is it?
The fact that they have a live event planned for Tuesday October 18th at 6pm CET is big clue.
Not something they often do so we can assume its when they announce the New Stuff.

So what do you think it will be? We'll see you there...
Source: www.arturia.com

 

This place is for all of you who enjoy the expectation of waiting for a next release.
Like RADAR said it's like Christmas while waiting to know what's in the package...

 

Will it be software? Will it be hardware? Great question!

 

It could be cool to have a hardware version of Analog Lab, I mean a completely autonomous, independent kbrd or rack who'd doesn't consume a single bit of CPU power...
...A side advantage could be that they could put ANY number of pngs inside it (Ô, Joy!!! ) without eating your SSD...

 

GPU AUDIO - MAJOR

After their first effects, in public beta, GPU Audio has introduced MAJOR, a new multi-layer Synthesizer plugin that is powered by your graphic card.

MAJOR is currently in development and GPU Audio plan on having a beta version to try before the end of the year. According to the devs, they give beta access to users who have already submitted confirmed bug reports on their FX package.

 

That's very interesting.

 

Watch this video...

The interesting part begins at the 47th minute.

 

Currently, on the Modartt website, the Pianoteq trial download page shows only 'unavailable links' for v8.0.0

Is version 8 of Pianoteq about to be released?

I had not heard any news about this prior to seeing this on their website (either official news, or otherwise rumours.)

 

Hol'up that is actually innovative. First time in 2 years that I'm actually hyped to see whats next for a new soft synth. Powered by your graphics card isn't something I heard before. I'll be on the lookout for this one, thanks for the bib & the bob!

 

The functionality of Pianoteq I find incredible, but I don't really like the sound. I hope this update comes with improvements, that would be amazing (to have an excellent piano tone with software that doesn't weigh 400mb)

 

Well if I have a more or less crap graphics card do I want this synth??

 

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i dont think so. im in the same position... but my older than stone and therefore cheap nvidia quadro graphics card supports 4 monitors (via dvi, yeah!), and i cant find a single reason to replace that old bastard!

 

older graphic cards will emulate the warm and color of analog gear of the past
on a serious note: could anyone clear up for me what's so innovative? i mean, it's still a soft synth, right? what else changes?

 

For me, nothing will beat what Tone Projects did this year. Unisum and Kelvin are the best sounding software effects i know, because sometimes they just sound better than analog gear. And smart CPU consumption. Im done :P

 

Audialab - Emergent Drums

 

Tensorpunk - Mace

 

Ran into this today purely by chance. Looks like Avenger 2 is in the works but no definitive release date. Sounds and looks awesome:

 

I'm still waiting the following things:

- Synapse Memorymoog;
- Arturia updates for their 2600 and Matrix-12 (they don't sound as good as they could be);
- Waldorf feat DSP56300 official plugins for the Microwave 2/XT and Q/Micro Q series;
- A company that emulates AD/DA Converters and their clipping behaviors.

 

you could take a look @ https://tal-software.com/products/tal-dac. about their tal-sampler they say: "Vintage DAC modes (Emu II, AM6070, S1000..." but no adc behaviours, its a pity