Does this thing have a set list feature? I don’t get it If it’s a stage piano why 61 keys? If it’s a performance synth why only bi-timbral? What if u need 3-4 parts? Does it integrate with with MainStage or something? Can you load libraries into it?
Hey! Yes it does have a set list feature of sorts. Its called 'Playlist' each playlist has a set of 'songs' and each 'song' has a set of presets mapped to the hot keys. As for the key size, thats most likely for any number of reasons. There are heaps of stage pianos that come in 61-keys and i'm sure Arturia are thinking about future models as well. I'd say its only bi-timbral because of the processing requirements of analog lab presets, they're very high-quality. As for 3-4 parts, if you have a Pigments you can take advantage of the multi-engine capabilities there. No MainStage integration specifically but yes, you can load and manage libraries of Analog Lab presets via Analog Lab Pro. Hope this Answers most of your questions!
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Does this thing have a set list feature? I don’t get it
If it’s a stage piano why 61 keys? If it’s a performance synth why only bi-timbral? What if u need 3-4 parts?
Does it integrate with with MainStage or something? Can you load libraries into it?
Hey! Yes it does have a set list feature of sorts. Its called 'Playlist' each playlist has a set of 'songs' and each 'song' has a set of presets mapped to the hot keys.
As for the key size, thats most likely for any number of reasons. There are heaps of stage pianos that come in 61-keys and i'm sure Arturia are thinking about future models as well.
I'd say its only bi-timbral because of the processing requirements of analog lab presets, they're very high-quality. As for 3-4 parts, if you have a Pigments you can take advantage of the multi-engine capabilities there.
No MainStage integration specifically but yes, you can load and manage libraries of Analog Lab presets via Analog Lab Pro.
Hope this Answers most of your questions!