I'm really getting into the Arturia even though it has kinks that I don't like. In the meantime, I'm using the 20 minute free demo whenever I want to play the Arturia piano. I think that if you own Piano V2 and Analog 3, you can use a MIDI controller to control many more parameters. You can also map the knobs and faders to your own MIDI controller. I would prefer to lose some of these options and have access to all four eq gains of the V2.Īnalog 3 comes bundled with many Arturia controllers and keyboards including their $200 49 - key controller, but I read a lot of really bad reviews of this controller's key quality, so you're paying $100 for the knobs and faders because you can expect the keys to break. Second, in Analog Lab, there is some tweaking of the piano you can do:

However, it sounds pretty good right out of the box, and with Analog Lab, you get every preset, plus thousands of other presets.

Piano V2 (MSRP - 249$) is single of included to Analog Lab 3 products which costs more than bundle itself (MSRP - 149$).īecause Piano V in Analog lab is so basic, so it's not even Pianoteq Stage!įirst, I don't think Arturia full version is much less tweakable than Pianoteq Standard.

Arturia piano v2 detune half step