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When TAL have their next sale I'll 99% buy the UNO, love the arp function.Д«een getting good recommendations and thoughts from our buddy synthpunk on this and other synths etc but as always, more feedback is welcomed. Does it have any competitors you would recommend? If I go with it, I was also thinking of buying a Sequencer plugin - found The Grid at Logic Cafe. It's just unfortunate that that control stops once you cross that boundary.Been looking at the Arturia sale and the 44 bucks price for the Analog Lab is very tempting.ДЄny of you using it - what do you 'miss' ? Are the sounds from the synths good picks u think?Д«een looking at the interface etc, didn't find any sequencer/arp inside it, will ofc mostly use it for the sounds that comes with it, haven't plan to buy the V collection, too pricy atm etc and I have all the good freebies and loving the stuff that comes with Logic X. I like that it basically is the Komplete Kontrol of the Arturia ecosystem. Analog Lab definitely LOOKs amazing (as does Pigments), but Looks don't determine how relevant a specific instrument is to your music production. Lastly, the type of music you produce will also bias you in one way or another when it comes to the worth of the bundled software. The Aftertouch on the Black Keys for the M-Audio will send you to the gym, though :-P It feels cheaper to play and makes more noise than the other two. Out of these three, and I've tried them all, the Arturia Essentials has the worst key bed.

It also comes with premapped presets for MPC Beats (Plug-in) and almost all of AIR's Virtual Instruments, if you use those.

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If you want better performance and theory features: Scale and Chord Modes, Arpeggiators, a full set of 16 Pads with Note Repeat and the ability to assign DAW Shortcuts to half of them (as SHIFT-PAD functions), then the M-Audio is tops.

Both of them basically include 'Factory Selections' (Producer Kits is basically that, in the Akai ecosystem). MPC Beats is fine, but it's a track limited version competing against the full fat version of Maschine 2 that comes with the Komplete Kontrol series. Hybrid 3 is 90% of the way to Native Instruments Massive, and both Mini Grand and Velvet 2 are good. M-Audio is either tops or in-between the two, depending on how biased you are against AIR's virtual instruments. However, you can do the same for Komplete Select (or full Maschine Library) from Native Instruments.

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The biggest plus about getting Analog Lab V, is that you may be able to cross grade to other instruments - like Pigments 3.5 - during sales. It's also a collection of sounds for a specific market segment.

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Beyond that, the software bundle simply isn't that great, IMO. It's easy to discount this, but there are a massive number of virtual instruments, sample libraries and plug-ins that are NKS compatible.ДЄnalog Lab V is too easy to get cheaply (especially at this point in time) to put much weight on it. Additionally, NKS support is far and wide. The keyboard (the key bed itself) is better than Arturia Keylab Essentials, and it just has a better bundle. So, going purely off of bundled software, I'd bias to the Native Instruments option.

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Maschine Factory Selection w/ Upgrade Option.

Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol A49 ($219): Also, 16 Pads, 8 of which can be mapped to DAW shortcuts, and Preset modes for the instruments it bundles (and most of AIR's Synths/Instruments).

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The Oxygen Pro has some of the best performance and Music Theory Features in this price segment. Most of the sounds are going to be Vintage/Analog Synth sounds (mostly from V Collection)

Arturia Rev PLATE-140 (Vintage Studio Reverb).

The pads aren't great, so I wouldn't buy for that unless they double up as DAW shortcuts (like on M-Audio Oxygen Pro controllers - the right 8 pads can all be used as shortcuts, with 4 pre-mapped to the DAW based out of the box).Д¬omparing the software packages each bundle: The pickup isn't great, as most people will be using this with Mackie Control or HUI emulation in their DAWs. Generally, I don't recommend buying for faders as they are very finicky in DAWs. I think getting Maschine Essential can be worth it, and NKS Integration, is a lot more extensive than what the KeyLab has to offer.ДЄlso, as I stated above.

You can buy a Komplete Kontrol A49 for less, get a better key bed than the KeyLab Essentials 49, and get a $5 plug-in on Plug-in Boutique and upgrade to Analog Lab V and pay less. So, buying a controller for $200+ for that seems a bit extreme. Intro was bundled with a PreSonus interface I got for my Laptop, and then the sale came up and I got it for $19 as a crossgrade. That sale may still be going on, actually. Analog Lab Intro is a freebie on Plug-in Boutique, and if you got that you could upgrade to Analog Lab V for $19 from Arturia during the recent sale.

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