For example, this is the Wurlitzer V upon an initial launch.'The first thing that strikes you when you open the Wurlitzer V is how nice it looks' Strangely enough, the Wurlitzer V really does an amazing job of making itself accessible to both parties. Then, there are those of us that just want a nice electronic piano sound. There are those of us that want to go through and adjust things like velocity curves, etc. Let's talk about simple, first, as it's a feature that is often overlooked with virtual instruments. And, it's as simple, or as deep as you want it to be. I've spent some time with an actual Wurlitzer, and I've also spent some time with the plug-ins. It's warm, it's moody, and it instantly adds 'that vibe' to the room, the mix, to your life.

Seriously, they really thought of everything, as you'll see as you progress through this article.įirst off, before I talk about any of the bells and whistles, the sound of the Wurlitzer is completely kept intact. With the Wurlitzer V, they've pushed it even farther. In fact, they are known for painfully accurate, even down to cosmetics, sound nuances, etc. I own the Minimoog V plug-in of theirs and it's brought me nothing but satisfaction, I thought it would be cool to see what they are doing right now.Īrturia have always been known for making really, really accurate instrument recreations in software form. So, when I got the chance to review some of their new work, I genuinely jumped at the chance. There are just a lot of virtual instruments out there, and the tide of innovation swept me in a different direction. Not because of any deficiencies in their work, whatsoever. I'll be honest, I've lost touch with Arturia over the years.

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