But, all in all, Arturia Analog Lab is perfect for a producer, or songwriter just wanting to get a great sound quickly. Having read multiple forum threads, proclaiming that Analog Lab’s sound quality was thin and uninspiring, we were bracing for disappointment. However, while there are definitely some sounds that lack in body and presence, and can feel overall muddy, we came to a different conclusion: The analog synth sounds of the Arturia Analog Lab are extremely fun to use, and the variation of what you can get from it is absolutely inspiring. Having found ourselves spending hours just looking through cool sounds on Analog Lab, we can testify that it’s a damn good plugin. Our favourite instruments were definitely the Arp 2600, the Propher-5, the Moog Modular V and Wurlitzer. The Arp 2600 in particular is perfect for sound design, there are a lot of weird and funky presets to explore and play with.Ĭomparisons to the monumental Diva plugin (by U-HE) have been made, however these are very much different categories of plugins. If you’re looking for the flagship synthesizer, then Analog Lab isn’t for you, Diva is. If however, you’re a songwriter and just want some cool sounds, without having to spend hours designing sounds, pick up Analog Lab. You’re able to search and filter presets, save new ones, add FX and go into concert mode.ĪRP 2600 – Canadian ARP 2600 – Hard And Funky Split Mellotron – Strawberry Flutes Prophet-5 – Ambient Drops Vocoder – I Know Analog Lab 5 Features And UI To give you a better understanding of how Analog Lab sounds, we’ve compiled a few examples of our favourite presets. If you perform live, the convenient “concert mode” allows you to save presets in groups, so you can easily access them during a live performance.Ĭhanging the parameters of synth sounds is easy as well. There’s a menu with knobs and sliders, which can control settings like cutoff, ADSR, LFO amounts, waveforms, timbre and effects. What you can change depends on the synth the preset is taken from.
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