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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Discover AstroLab’s powerful performance features and unparalleled sound library with Matt Paull. Be introduced to AstroLab's main features and modulation capabilities as well as how to create multi-instruments and utlise its performance modes - alongside a host of preset and instrument examples.
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00:00 Intro
02:46 Sounds
05:14 Keyboard
05:36 Instruments Control
07:39 Multilayered and Split sounds
10:11 Effects
11:59 Arpeggio, Looper, Scale and Chord modes
14:42 Navigation and browsing
16:20 Back panel
18:21 Outro
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The potential is huge but I'm missing so many things at this price point and wtf is that screen. Waiting for the MKII Version lol
this is almost what i've been waiting for, just make it 76k, poly afters and more splits and maybe double the knobage. EDIT: quadruple the performance knobs
Welllll...part of me is happy the announcement wasn't a 12-voice Polybrute (having just purchased the initial, 6-voice version 2 weeks ago), and there's no denying it sounds great, but I have to say the interface doesn't exactly grab me and shake me up. That little round display is surely smaller than it needs to be, and there's a LOT of unused real estate left of that little round display.
Oh well. Again, it does sound amazing, and who could complain about being able to play Pigments patches quite easily live, eh?
Price seems high. You could buy the Keylab 61 AND the V collection and have more for much less. I have many Arturia products, I'm not a hater, I'm just sayin..
Faders are finally at the lef... Where are faders? 😂
Why would you need faders on a stage/performance keyboard? Serious question…
@@TheBlackJewelzlayering sounds and adjusting volumes, organ sounds drawbars, volume on DAWs? Faders are a must
Faders would be useful for simultaneously adjusting parameters (filter cutoff, echo feedback, etc.) in contrast to having make changes knob by knob. Also faders are somewhat useful for riding the drawbars when playing an organ drawbar patch.
What about a usb midi controller?
@@TheBlackJewelzHuh? Wtf not?
I’m glad to see that I’m not the only one here who thinks this is a half baked idea. I think it’s going to be a tough sell for Arturia and this is my first disappointment. Could have been great but lacking key features at this astronomical price range.
its sold out 💀
@@firenugget3344Doh. That's a default label that also means there isn't any stock, yet.
Yeah... If it had MPE or polyaftertouch, I would bite... One thing they could learn is multi timbral zones to set up 3 or four instruments in different ranges multi timbrally and save those in playlists for live use
Nice one Matt
We have truely arrived at Bacon's New Atlantis. I can remember when all we had was some organs, electric pianoles and clavinet and some fuzz pedals
Sadly, i had high hopes for its 25th anniversary..boy did i leave dissapointed. But atleast that confirms onething..i am definitely getting NI mk3 midi controller now and a Maschine mk3. Arturia still is a great product but their hardware is a bit behind NI...i still love Arturia...the only.device i want to get someday is the poly brute.
Çok iyiymiş gerçekten çok beğendim teşekkürler Arturia 🎉🎉🎉
the coin sized screen is for stage?
the vid had to zoom from eye distance to see the screen..
Very beautiful and sexy looking, which almost makes me want to buy it; however, I have to agree with the comments. Discountinue this. Take the feedback from the comments and implement them like the Poly After touch, some fader knobs with vertical LED meters, and a larger screen where all that absent space is on the left then reissue. Listen to your loyal customers. Do not depend on RUclipsrs to try to influence people into buying this. We know they're willing to lie to us for free stuff from companies.
I like the idea. Want to try it out.
You Guys did ana amazing thing with this seriously dont know if you could load your own samples great !!!
I play at live venues and church. Having a keyboard with such of huge consortium of sounds, omg! Right now I have YC 73. Sold.
Did they buy the screens from leftover Nest thermostats?
Hideous
lol
Looks that way 😂
Hahahahaha
Wahhhh, I came here to say that😂😂
Soooooooo its nothing but a preset machine??? Im confused 😕
You are not confused. I was hoping for a standalone vst player ala System 8. Instead you get limited use of your plugins when using in stand alone. So yeah it’s a 2000 preset player.
I love Arturia but I’m a little perturbed that they are trying to rip people’s heads off for this thing. 1100 tops.
Well it’s down to $1600 now. And soon you can pick up a used one for $1100. Agree it should be in this price range, $1299 or so new.
But as a non keyboard player just looking to make some ethereal tracks for my film projects, this seems perfect for my needs.
@@SlavicSonthis is one of the weirdest instrument releases i‘ve ever seen. There‘s literally no market for this piece of crap. It‘s such a pointless instrument that it‘s difficult to comprehend. I thought it was a joke at first. Get a used nord stage instead of this crap
@@Pablosko611 Well, I just bought a demo from Sweetwater and I love it.
Incredible sounds, all right in front of me
Synths, strings, pianos, organs, pads, etc.
Hundreds of them. And the ability to add more. A great feeling keyboard, nice fix, and solid construction. Simple and sublime. A Nord is 3 times the price.
Have you played an Astrolab? I’m a novice keyboard player so this is perfect for me.
Ok. No poly aftertouch?
Nope!! But they got a guy in space to invite you into their future with no usb audio, no poly after touch, and limited use of their plugins when In stand alone. Their future is now charging 2000 dollars for a controller. This is a 700 to 1100 dollar product.
For those unhappy with the size of the screen, I think it's worth mentioning this keyboard can be synced with your iPad... and control all Preset Changes from your iPad.. create playlists and organize your sounds so you can recall them a bit easier than having to look through the Google Nest... lol!
Very beautiful Synth , very good this integration with Analog Lab , the only thing that disturb me is the buttons to the right , not very convenient i find , at the middle would have been better ...
But a part this , i love 💞
Thanks Arturia 💕
Looks great but as we know Arturia next year they will have a better version with better screen more encoders more cpu and and and and… or maybe they make a groovebox out of it with sequencer and Ableton link ❤ I mean everybody has keyboard already
Tiny screen and controller knobs to the right plus very high price is a big fail and hard pass for me.
You can see even in the presentation Matt struggling with the controllers to the right.
This is not the first time Arturia does that but they do not learn. Do they have anyone there that really plays keyboards?
No CV outs. No MPE, and where is MIDI 2.0 ?
It's for musicians
@@ArguZ72 🤣🤣🤣
Compatible with vcollection, yes !!! U can transfer them to it, and no pc needed afterwards, that s good new
Well not really. You can transfer them to stand alone. But then you only have access to very few parameters. So in essence 95% of the parameters are not accessible.
This is not for producers this is for players
@@ForecastGrimyou have access to the parametres you decide you want to have access to. And yes, that’s the whole point… you preset in your computer the sounds you later want to play with.
If you’re already cooking up sounds on VCollection you can now export them to a high quality standalone instrument with great effects, looper etc etc…
Sure to be a cult hit now and for years to come. I want one.
Xlr combo inputs but not outputs?
Korg Kronos x 88 for me is still the only and unsurpassed existing performance keyboard worthy of mention
Hey guys, what are you on about no sliders on this keyboard...
I've got the minifreak, korg wavestate and an older Yamaha keyboard and none of these has sliders...
Though I also use the minilab 3 which has sliders apart from knobs, but its a midi keyboard.
Though I also agree that the price tag seems a bit steep, same as the remake of the great korg wavestate to wavestate se.
For this price range I would have at least expected some gb of New presets and not the same analog lab pro repeat .
It was done with the minifreak that already came with New presets , plus more presets have been added with the upgrade.
Yet overall I still believe Arturia is a great company....
Keep it up ❤
Bravo Arturia !!! 🥰
I've spent a lot of money buying Arturia products. I love Arturia. I've even missed some kind of workstation with the great Arturia software built-in (without a permanent dependence on a computer). But I'm joining to this crowd: I'd like a much bigger (touch) screen, many more knobs, faders (the last two better on the left)... and even an easy drum track with variety of patterns.
Too many things, I know; but I'll dream with them, because l see them possible now, with this new line of keyboards. Of course, there should be a version with 73 or 88 weighted keys. I'm optimistic, but it will take time. Go for it, Arturia!
No mpe,no faders.. still so much space left...and then such a small display
No bye 😂🤦
The left side is for the Phone application
I know I’m joining the choir here. At least poly aftertouch and a full piano keyboard length would be much much more convincing. Maybe third-party VST hosting would also be helpful these days.
I wonder if this is the first of a new line, with the one market research showed would be the most popular version and a weighted key and/or organ key with faders versions to follow 🤔
@@friendsandfuncanadaLOL I hope they kill this thing quick. 2000 and then you have to buy all the plugins too?
If you can set up fx a & b as filter & cut off. 🤔
Otherwise I’d have to add some kinda extra controller on top of a pricey bit of kit.
Admittedly it does look extremely well built though.
Certainly looks slick, I’m assuming you can load your own custom sounds.
If not it’s out for us tweakers. Be great for proper keys players though, easy enough to navigate on a dark stage.
Though I’m sure they would also at least want the option.
Fine tune your personal sound then your set for your set.
Still you’d at least want a couple filters on hand.
will get when its up on ebay
When is the pocket version coming out 😊?
Give us a fully weighted 73 key version with metal construction, motorized drawbars and knobs in the left side, bigger screen, more Instrument editing capabilities, polyphonic aftertouch, XLR stereo outputs, and atleast 4 layers per preset. Include the full V Collection. And the price for this is outrageous. The current price would be justified if it had all these features.
1600 Euro and no poly aftertouch?? 🤦♂I'm out!!🤷♂
really? lol, MicroFreak had poly aftertouch back in I don't know, 2019 maybe? for 300€. Then they released MiniFreak without it and then this... it is not Arturia it's Farturia
Me gusta mucho la idea. Yo no soy diseñador de sonidos y éste se ve que trae muy buenos y variados sonidos. Pero creo que es demasiado caro.
Please make Smart Scale Mode MIDI controllable. Or maybe the Preset change? I want to have my keyboard play all white keys all the time as I change the key from my groovebox. So far this feature is missing from every keyboard with Smart Scale.
Lesson 1: Learn your instrument!
Looks very cool. But… There is a NEST thermostat on the keyboard. Frustrating UI just to heat or cool the house. Went from 1 click with old thermostat to twist, click, twist, click, push.
All those glaring white surfaces… when does the black version come out?
This is keyboard from the future desire are very nice
😍
This could have been $599 and still maybe I wouldn’t buy it. Ha.
Dude you have a wobbly head. This is great. Would have preferred to 76 keys and more controls on the panel. The Acoustic Pianos are least favorite sounding instrument in Analog Lab or the latest Piano V. Modarrt Pianoteq sounds better as do some sample based pianos.
All of that said this is a commendable route to go down for Arturia. I mean Pigments on a box, fantastic.
Pre ordered mine, cant wait for it to arrive ❤
fool
@@adsick_uaRight!!!!
It’s a 2000 dollar preset player MAN! Convince me otherwise.
I could understand if i was paupying with dollars, but my currency is stronger so works out better for me 😊@ForecastGrim
@@adsick_uajealousy is a struggle to live with
@@koncreteto2758 I'm not jealous for wasting money, I've tried Analog Lab, was not impressed with it. It's just a browser. AstroLab is just a mediocre keyboard with AnalogLab inside, why on Earth am I gonna waste so much money on a mediocre keyboard if all it is doing is running the thing I already can run on my computer with no other value other than that?
I hope they do an update which includes poly aftertouch
Are the sound in the keyboard or do I still need a laptop
Am i missing something or ist there no way to change a sound to monophonic if i wanna play a lead sound?
Is it MPE or Mono Aftertouch ?
Neither, quite confusing really. Not sure who all these companies are making these new controllers/hybrid devices for. They are all missing so many essential features.
(I was incorrect, it has mono aftertouch, but that's it.) Which is still crazy because many of arturia's instruments support MPE
Can the Keyboard be used as an audio interface when connected to the computer?
Do I keep my sp6 88 or do I move on to this?
For me, it needs more development. Only 2 sounds layered or split is not enough for the stage unless you are doing just synth sounds. If you want a piano with an ep with a pad, that's not happening here. If they fix that, I'm a buyer.
Does this thing have it's own sounds or not? Is it a stand alone or does is it just a midi controller?
If they had polyphonic aftertouch or MPE on the keys, I would buy it...
What a silly little display, it got it got 1300 sounds how do I scroll and see the patch 845 ;) Or how do I scroll to the 80th lead sound if I know it's name.
Easy solution! Link your iPad, create playlists with your favorite sounds, click right to them without having to touch the thermostat! LOL!!
It’s got everything that’s missing from other keyboards….except the actual keys.
Who needs those! It’s fun pressing the octave button and shifting both hands while playing!
"It’s got everything that’s missing from other keyboards….except the actual keys. "
Lay off the drugs.. How you think hes playing the keyboard
@@DETERMINOLOGY Take your insult elsewhere, im not on drugs.
This is a performance stage piano...that is missing two octaves worth of keys.
When does a perfromance stage piano come missing 27 keys?
Sorry you dont get jokes.
@@DETERMINOLOGY Ahh, i visited your home page, now your comment makes a lot more sense.
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@@CStoph1979 Say that then, Your saying its missing "actual keys" you didnt think someone would call you out on it. When clearly we see keys there. And your making it seem like theres no keyboards other then astrolab that only has 61 keys cause i can point you to many.
Learn a few things before making iffy comments
@@DETERMINOLOGY First you insult me with drugs, then you tell me to learn a few things....like what?
I want a stage piano with 88 keys, not 61.
You can make your own assumptions, but i never said no other keyboards have 61 keys.
holy shit are you dense.
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Tela Pequena, e sem os Faders pessoal ??? Me parece Limitado infelizmente pro Valor
Design is good, but need more faders/knobs like on midi keyboards. But is very good concept do products withouts monopoly of intel processing
Is it poly after touch?
👎
Make this a module, with no keys and compact and I would buy 2 to attach them to my Numa X piano AMAZING keybed and a Korg nanokontrol. Otherwise, forcing me to stay with a crappy small keybed and few knobs with no sliders is a no go for me
Why is there a Nest thermostat in this keyboard?
hahahah - that's what it is, i couldn't make the connection :-) :-)
Because it’s got the hottest sounds in town 😉
A modern portasoound with a nest built in, I miss the age of the actual workstations. Understanding
No 76 or 88-key version for a stage/performance product? Nord needn't worry just yet, musicians won't be choosing this over their red favourites! The display sadly mirrors Arturia's current silly appearance-over-function attitude that also spoiled all the Augmented instruments: a circle is the most stupid shape for a screen!
!!And it’s a Megafrea-- oh wait no it isn’t.
En Amazon $1599 en la web Arturia $1999 🤷🏻♂️
cool idea but too expensive and again a giant blank zone🤦
This, sadly, is not the business. Sticking with RD-2000 and Keylab Mk II.
Main question: how fast will it brick with a firmware update? My experince with MiniFreak tells me that I have to buy 2-3 units upfront because they gonna brick like walls and I have nothing else to do except for installing your damn firmware updates over and over and over again till this piece of crap either start to work or breaks whatsoever
Really ?
@@Totozme yes, google "minifreak firmware update brick"
@@Totozme the part about buying 2-3 of these is a joke coz I'm not buy ANYTHING from Arturia anymore, I'm done. This product in particular is complete BS for stunning 1600...
@@adsick_ua ok
I have a Microfreak and am very happy with it that's why I was asking
Love Arturia products, but this one is a miss. There’s nothing wow about it, although it is a starting point. Clone Nord Stage, or add ability to preload Decent Sampler libraries to the keyboard, eliminate laptop on the stage, then we can talk.
Due parti sono troppo poche per uno strumento del genere...
Almeno 3 spalmabili a piacere sulla tastiera.
MODX Fantom 0 e Nautilus danno di più e le prime due a meno prezzo.
Potrebbe aver senso se Arturia avesse in cantiere una specie di sampler stile Kontakt oppure la rendesse compatibile proprio con Kontak.
Peccato.
Per me così com'è, è un'occasione persa...
mix that with some improved keystep capabilities and ill literally sell a kidney for one
$2,000 for 61 keys, itty bitty screen, no mpe, sliders, wireless connection (accurate Bluetooth without being tethered to usb-c cable) or touch screen? Nah, I’m good.
Couldn't have said it better. I seriously cant fathom who all these companies are making these keyboards for. Ni, arturia, korg etc. I've been waiting for like two years for someone to release something even close to what your list has at normal price point and that isn't a full fledged synth. Hope that changes soon.
Also, why not more knobs, especially on that huge empty left side of the panel? I mean what’s the point of having all these great soft synths inside if you can only tweak a handful of parameters?
Thank you! They had a huge keynote production for this??
Roland system 8 does it better.
Right, I'm surprised by the price.
All the broke cry babies on this thread 😢 mine arrived today and I love it but I actually play on a stage not in a bedroom 🙃
Make a 76 & 88 key then we’re talking about a Kronos competitor!
Not really. You can edit all parameters without connecting to a computer with Kronos. This you have a VERY limited UI and no ability to adjust parameters beyond what they let you control.
This is like a Roland FP-30 or Yamaha P-125A, with a more expensive paint job, design, and screen.
You could literally get a Keylab 88 and M1 MacBook Air for less, plus have way more diversity when it comes to DAWs, plugins, and control of parameters, it’s a digital modeling keyboard with no workstation/“Dawless” recording elements. For a company that makes extremely dope midi controllers and analog synths such as the Polybrute and Matrixbrute, it’s really pathetic they’re selling a digital hardware version of their Arturia V Collection and Pigments installed into a limited software capable keyboard that will be outdated easily within the next year or two. Arturia and Akai are seriously getting ridiculous in their gimmicky products. It should be illegal to charge so much for so little. Half the price goes into that small knob with little versatile control. Music companies are getting so cheap, greedy, and selfish. Makes me sick.
61 keys on a stage piano?
Any of you actually play piano?
Sigh
😂
Good point
It is made for heavy metal piano, the four extra octaves are just a bonus
Nest about to sue
At the first glance... it's ticking all the boxes...
Not for me, sorry
Screen from a magic 8 ball
Is that display a sort of late April's fools joke?
Did you actually consult at least *some* real live players when developing this thing? Rhetorical question, I know .- because you simply didn't bother.
But hey, that empty space on the left sure looks great.
Love the product, but not the design. And the cold white with ice blue lights does not appeal. The wobbly round screen is absurd. How disappointing as I have longed for a standalone Analog Lab for years.
Arturia has done what all the competitors could not...deliver a single board computer, running a tweaked version of a Linux solution, that can handle 90% of what their software has to offer. Akai, NI and Ableton have all fallen short on this front. I personally will wait for the next revision of this Arturia device. I do not foresee Arturia trying to release (re-release) the same hardware with a few "neat buttons" added onto its platform (like Akai), but instead, making a work station version of this system. After Arturia sorts out the version 1 firmware, they're bound to release an updated hardware version of this.
But don't hold back on buying this unit. A USB MIDI controller should fill in the gaps that some of the synth-review community complain about (faders and knobs via the Novation Launch Control, perhaps?)).
I still have my MPC Live V1 and would never "upgrade". Akai has been selling you the same SBC with a different control surface for over 5 years now. NI does not support the +. Ableton...well...yet to be seen. Arturia has a reputation of "staying the coarse". I can not wait to see what they do with this platform. I might eat my words and buy the V1 anyway...I own all the software. Arturia rules!
Looks like a HALion player. 🙈
ADVERT NOT TUTORIAL.
Nice one Matt