The full collection suits Simon and many others.įor me though AL (v4 anyway) made more sense as I can easily search all of the instruments presets to find what I'm looking for. I don't very often need the UI of the instrument to tweak a sound as AL4 gives access to commonly modified ones. I got hold of VC6 when I spotted someone selling it cheaply on KVR and thought at that price it would be worth a punt as I could always resell it for what I paid (which is what I did). Realistically I found that I hardly ever used the individual instruments. It just became an annoyance every time there was an update which required 21 updates to be downloaded and installed. Now with the advent of ALV it seems that you no longer have access to all the presets from VC8 unless you own VC8 but for me the difference is not worth the cost of ownership. Like abacab, I also bought Pigments (on an intro deal) and for many reasons it's a keeper for me.Īrturia response to analog lab 4 VS analog lab 5 presets issue Obviously YMMV but that's how it is for me. You can upgrade Analog Lab 4 to Analog Lab V from ASC Thank you for choosing Arturia and for reaching us. Remove previous presets which were not reaching our current standards anymoreĪdd new presets reaching our current quality standards Analog Lab V now contains by default around 2000 presets when Analog Lab 4 was containing around 6500 presets.ĭue to these major changes and in order to rework many previous presets contained within Analog Lab 4 we decided to: Here are the differences between Analog Lab 4 and Analog Lab V:įirst, Analog Lab V has been completely reworked with a brand new interface, a new preset browser, a new FX section and many improvements as well in order to benefit from a smoother and more comfortable experience along with our controllers. In order to achieve this and to prevent any problems we also decided to: Ensure that Analog Lab V could be installed distinctely aside of Analog Lab 4 and that both could operate separately as well.
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