Arturia’s recently released Keylab Essential combines a very friendly streetprice, a flexible MIDI keyboard controller and Arturia’s Analog Lab 2 software (plus Ableton Live Lite and UVI Grand Piano Model D) with thousands of sounds from their lauded V Collection plugin suite.
Whether you’re a total newcomer to the world of recording, or a seasoned pro who’s set in their ways, KeyLab Essential has the potential to become a valuable asset in your creative process. With beginners in mind, Arturia has a released an easy to follow series of short tutorials on getting started with the Keylab Essential and it’s included software.
Analog Lab features 17 iconic instruments, including analog synths, revolutionary digital workstations, organs, string machines and pianos, all pristinely recreated using Arturia’s exclusive True Analog Emulation® technology.
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