Meylan, France /Music Industry Newswire/ — Version 2.5 of Arturia Analog Factory now includes new interface, MIDI control center, presets finally responds to aftertouch (!), and improved compatibility with Vista/Windows 7. Analog Factory is a powerful, yet extremely easy to use virtual instrument. Loaded with 3500 legendary sounds (instead of 2000 in the first version) carefully selected from the Arturia Classic Synths, Analog Factory provides the contemporary musician with a broad, versatile and instantly striking sonic palette. It is also a very versatile instrument: all sounds are dramatically modifiable, which makes this software stand apart from any sample-based collection of sounds.

MAIN FEATURES:
3500 analog synthesizers sounds (instead of 2000 in the first version) that have defined the sound of modern music.
All presets are carefully selected from the Arturia Classic Synths (minimoog V, Moog Modular V, CS-80V, ARP 2600 V, Prophet V, Prophet VS and Jupiter-8V). These TAE® powered sounds offer unparalleled audio quality.
Smart Preset Manager. Fast filter the presets to your requirements: by Instrument, by Type (Bass, Pads, Leads…) and/or by Characteristics (hard, soft, complex, simple, short, long…), and find presets according to these filtered choices.
Organize Presets view by Name, Instrument, Type, CPU usage, Favorites, or User Presets.
Straight-forward Editing, with the most essential parameters for personalizing presets: (Filter and LFO sections, 4 Key Parameters differing for each preset, Chorus & Delay mix, ADSR envelope), more….

Version 2.5 features:
Redesigned interface to perfectly match the Analog Experience Series’ design.
Now includes “Midi Control Center” to easily program your Analog Experience Series keyboards settings
Presets now respond to the aftertouch
Better Vista 7 compatibility
New e-licenser (old Syncrosoft) copy protection.

Free update for registered users.

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