I'm also considering to buy the Jup-8 and Juno-60 there, since "Lifetime" and it's the original manufacturer.Pigments 3 advances the immeasurable capability of additive synthesis, an extraordinary utility engine with dual noise sample players, sub-oscillator, the iconic filter from Jup-8 V, four unbelievable new FX including a multiband compressor, and a whole lot more. So I'll look for Pigments and other single synths. I'll try to go for a few lifetime licenses.
Especially to get a wide look onto the variety of synths and if one's in the flow to keep it. The collection itself (imho) is great, really. I probably won't upgrade to V-C 9, since I'm still in the setup/ orientation (DAW, Synths, surroundings) and I couldn't take on the upgrade offer. There's just a bit of disappointment, because I bought the V-C 8 in December and didn't have too much time to try out everything and since I'm still pretty new to all this stuff, there's plenty to learn and get to know. But I'll keep these and it's a good way to start with.".Īnd their advertisement and marketing made a pretty good impact. I think of the V-C as one way to do so.Īnd (if it really works like this) I was naive enough to buy it and think to myself: "Well, at some point there won't be updates/ bug fixes/ newer synths. Money doesn't grow on trees and they need to generate a steady flow of income. I won't blame Arturia for denying the access to these synths, now. I'm in limbo over whether it is because they only use them within their "V-Collection 9" now or if this might be a bug. This is, why I brought up this whole thing: But I can't reinstall them (At least there's process being started).
When looking into my purchases within the Arturia Software Center, they do still exist there. Since I received an update of my "V-Collection 8" already a few weeks ago, I was missing i.e. There's just one more question about your responses: there's a link to Rolands Soft-Synths, down below.
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