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All Arturia apps 50% off (Black Friday Sale?)
Maybe somebody can advise what's are best Arturia Apps. What about iProphet, iSem, iSpark, iMini was already discussed last week.
Edit: This is probably Black Friday related. So maybe we should continue this under Black Friday sale thread by @tonappas.
Link to black friday thread:: https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/16148/black-friday-sales#latest
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ISem is great. I would not buy (if I could get my money back I wouldn't hesitate a second) the ohers...
did they fix the iSpark issue with their very own SparkLE controller?
Iprophet has noticeably good sounding, tasteful presets, which i've started to appreciate more.
It's also very easy to tweak presets to taste too. Smashing sounds when you stick some quality reverb after them.
Actually, it got me thinking. How many of you are spending time putting quality fx when using these synths? Yes? No?
Well just keep in mind most of these digital synths like the Prophet VS can sound pretty awful without some good fx to tame their digital harshness. This was the case with the original hardware and is still the case with this emulation imo
Excellent point. I should reassess the virsyn synths with this in mind. I find their icy warbles really corny sometimes.
Did you buy Ispark? Any thoughts you would share with us? Looks like an interesting beatmaking/drum sequencer.
@AlexB no, but all the others you mentioned. And yes, the iSpark looks interesting, but I'm afraid to go for it...Based on iMini and iProphet and no support experience...
Also iSpark seems not to have midi learn, the only way it might work with an other controler should be with BeatStep Pro, which I don't own:
https://www.arturia.com/faq/utilization/how-to-use-ispark-with-beatstep-pro
I bought Imini and Isem and Imini looks like a beta version of Isem. Much better done the latter. Let's hope for some updates in imini.
For Ispark, i'm like you. Watching what others say staying at the other side of the fence.
@AlexB my biggest concern is about midi with other devices with iSpark, it seems to sounds good and, now, seems also stable, but it's useless for my live needs...with midi controllers...
Doesnt it have midi learn?
Nope...Crazy right ?
Isn't ispark just an app to get you to buy the Sparkle hardware?
Still waiting for Arturia to make/release an iCS-80...