The new version introduces 4 new instruments: Jun-6 V Legendary easy-to-use polysynth with an irresistible creamy sound that stirs the soul. Guess I’ll be watching YouTube tutorials for a while. Arturia today introduced V Collection 8, the latest version of their virtual instrument bundle. If I have issues, I’ll drop a note so those still holding off can justify their actions or if it’s only tiny stuff, then jump in and get all the newest bells and whistles going. I only put all that there in case there is someone like me that is only 1/2 techy and always a tad overcautious about grey areas of installs like what I’m doing with El Capitan and C10.10.If all works well, I’ll be sending Steinberg $200 for the update and make it official from demo to regular pro version. Good to know when you haven’t done this in several years. The 2osomthing gigabyte download took a while but this morning I woke up and it was ready for install and activation.
Well, the installer didn’t stop me from installing it like Apple Installers do when the req OS is not what is the recommended req OS, so that was interesting. Arturia is known to have the occasional sale, sometimes with discounts as much as 50 off the individual plugin price.
#Arturia v collection 4 demo how to#
Hoping nothing gets messed with Cubase 8 also on the same drive (I’ve had different versions on the same boot drive before with no big deal issues, somehow Cubase knows how to handle the various versions, but with each new version, you never know what can be possibly lying in waiting to pounce on your, haha). Jup-8 V is available for 199 USD or you can get it along with 27 other plugins in the V Collection for 599 USD. Ok, I’m just going to take a deep breath and install the Demo version on my El Capitan via full install and 1 month trial period.
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