Arturia adds proper sound design tools to its AstroLab synths
Arturia's AstroLab series was already amongst the best stage keyboards out there. They essentially put the company's AnalogLab suite of vintage synth emulations, sampled pianos, and original instrument plugins into playable hardware. But they were ultimately glorified preset browsers. You could lightly tweak patches using the four macro controls, or dial in some effects, but […]
Arturia has enhanced its AstroLab series of synths with new sound design tools through firmware update 2.0. While the AstroLab series was already recognized as one of the best stage keyboards, it had previously functioned more as a glorified preset browser, lacking the ability for real sound design. The update now introduces a Sound Edit menu, enabling users to delve into the individual parameters of any instrument for more intricate sound shaping.
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