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1. #VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH MAC OS X#
2. #VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH SOFTWARE#
3. #VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH PLUS#
4. #VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH MAC#
5. #VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH WINDOWS#

A must-buy to increase your sonic palette." "VirtualCZ is a real gem of a synth in a world that has become obsessed with analogue. "A flexible synth with a huge range of reassuringly ‘retro’ sounds with easy customisability that invites you to start playing." It’s like a trip into the 80s… and it’s going to be used all over our next studio album for sure.' Chris Carter 'REALLY enjoying the VirtualCZ, absolutely amazing what you have done there. It will become again an instant classic!' Richard Devine This plug-in goes far beyond with endless sound shaping possibilities, and its much easier to edit. 'I have been a long time fan of CZ-101 synth. It is great to have it back in a convenient plug in with a better layout including all the sysex working.' Graham Massey (808 State)

'Anyone that grew up with 80s tech would know how often we would throw in a bit of CZ into the mix. What People Think About 60% off “VirtualCZ” Synth Plugin by Plugin Boutique

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Like all Arturia software, it is activated through the Arturia Software Center. It is available in Standalone, VST 2.4, VST 3, AAX, and AU formats.

#VIRTUAL CZ SYNTH MAC OS X#

The Arturia V Collection 7 requires Windows 7 or newer or Mac OS X 10.11 or newer. Here’s the complete list of what’s in the bundle: There is also a collection of 800 new presets called Synthopedia. Other new additions to V Collection 7 include new versions of the B-3 V and the Analog Lab software. What’s arguably its best feature, though: You can load your own samples and run them through the Mellotron V’s tape playback emulation. Needless to say, Arturia’s emulation of the tape keyboard comes with all the flutes, strings, choirs, and other Mellotron classics. I’m actually surprised that they didn’t do this sooner, especially since emulations of other electro-mechanical instruments like the B3 organ and Wurlitzer have been part of the V Collection for a long time. V Collection 7 also includes the Mellotron V. I haven’t heard Arturia’s version yet, but the fact that there’s no risk of losing the tiny pins alone made this an ideal candidate for the V Collection. With its unique patchbay, which uses small pins instead of cables, the Synthi is a modular synth with three oscillators in a very compact case. Arturia Synthi VĪnother new addition is the Synthi V, an emulation of the EMS Synthi A. So it’s only fair that Arturia has set out to model them alongside the DX7. These budget synths from the 1980s never really made it out of the DX7’s shadow during their time, but it’s no secret among synth geeks that their phase distortion synthesis is actually a blast to play with, and they’re now highly sought-after. And it’s this segment of the V Collection that sees a promising new addition: The CZ V, an emulation of the Casio CZ-101 and CZ-1000. Later, they began to add emulations of iconic digital instruments like the Synclavier and DX7. And of course, all of the classics like the Minimoog V, ARP 2600 V, Prophet V, and SEM V are still there in V Collection 7. Emulations of classic analog and digital synthesizers were what got Arturia started, long before the company expanded to controllers and hardware synths like the MiniBrute and MicroFreak.