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Looking back, a sequencer would have been golden. Give me a tape at the end of the term.” I passed, but my tape was horrible. I wasn’t good enough on keyboard to mimic Wendy Carlos and didn’t have the vision to do a Forbidden Planet score. I liked playing it, but had a hard time putting anything on tape. Maybe it was custom, but I believe that it was from a US or European manufacturer. I’ve looked at Google pics, but can’t seem to find it. I think it had black text and lines over a white or metal panel. Running the LFO to the S/H to the oscillator frequency control gives that wonderful, random, 12-tone thing. It had a sample and hold, which was my favorite part. It had roughly the same complexity as the Synthi, but with ASDR.

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I think the patch jacks were located within each module, but they might have been in rows. It was small to medium sized, like a mini moog with a small keyboard, smaller than 49. Here’s what I remember, and I probably remember some of it wrong… It was my senior year as an EE at UCSB when I finally got the opportunity to take some real electives, and I took an electronic music course. I’m still trying to figure out what synth I used in college in 1979. Of course, there are times when Widgets won’t be enough, but you can leave yourself a note on the panel or wiring view when needed. You can come back to a gig in the far future (wait, I’ve only had GP for about a month!) and see exactly what you have. Maybe that’s also why I favor the Widget approach while minimizing what I do in menus and scripts. You see everything that you can control and nothing that you don’t want to accidentally control in a live setting.

It makes for a nice one-stop-shopping experience.

I find that it’s best to kind of neuter the direct MIDI input to the plugins and to do everything in GP. At that point, things start to break up or get weird, while you dig into the snow quickly to get back on the safe side of the mountain. On the EMS, the feeling is like just going a bit past the limit of the circuit - like barely going over the top of a crest on skis. (Note that I have quite limited experience with real Hammonds and zero with EMS products, so what do I know?) It’s little things, like pressing two keys on the Hammond result in some “breath” that you don’t get with either key alone. There are little non-linearities in the simulations that feel totally believable. And if you can confirm you get Lab 4 and Lab V bundled, then I would go for that and try them for yourself.So far, I’ve dug into the Hammond B3 and the EMS Synthi of the Arturia V-Collection. This is an early impression, but I prefer Lab 4.

Browsing patches feels clunkier in Lab V.

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It seems like an even more slimmed version-like they are maybe trying to widen the gap even more between Lab and the full V Collection? A few patches I opened gave me some warning that they were built in Lab 4, and now that Lab V has different controls/effects, once I save them with changes, there's no going back.or something like that. I found that there is much less controls.

So I installed Lab V and had a quick play with it. Maybe it's the way they handle licensing for now? Perhaps related to me having Lab V under Lab 4?

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By way of a hijack.or an extension.does anyone know why the upgrade from Analog Lab Lite in my account is to AL4 and not V?

Arturia analog lab 4 not saving favorites