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Confirm that your email address with Splice is correctly tied to an email address you can login toFrom the Splice Desktop App install Arturia Software CenterIf you're not seeing Arturia Software Center in the Apps & Plugins section of the Splice app, log out and back into the Splice appCheck your email for a message from Arturia to setup your Arturia accountLog in to the Arturia Software Center and install the Arturia pluginOnce signed into Arturia Software Center, you must “activate” the Arturia plugin. To do so click on the “Activate” button.Sync button on Arturia Software Center will retrieve any updated license info from your Arturia account.Restart your machineOnce installed navigate to FL Studio go to:OptionsGeneralManage PluginsOn the left, you can add plugin search paths, add the location you installed the Arturia plugin into and hit Start scan.Related ArticlesThe Arturia plugin is saying it's not active on my computer. What should I do?How do I activate my Arturia lifetime license?Installing Arturia plugins with SpliceAdding Arturia plugins into AbletonAdding Arturia plugins into Logic Pro X

Arturia V Collection 9 adds Korg MS-20 V, Ensoniq SQ-80 V, two hybrid sample based pluginsThe ninth edition of Arturia's V Collection software package adds 4 new instrument emulations to the stable:Korg MS-20 V: The classic mono synth in another plugin offering, surprisingly carrying the official Korg brand endorsementSQ-80 V: a plugin based on the Ensoniq SQ-80Augmented Strings and Augmented Voices: new hybrid instruments blending samples and synth enginesNot stopping there, Arturia revamped a few plugins already included in V Collection 8:CS-80 V 4: Arturia rebuilt this plugin inspired by the Yamaha CS-80Prophet-5 V: Now enhanced and rebuilt Sequential Prophet 5 pluginProphet-VS V: The wavetable hardware now reborn in plugin formatPiano V 3: Improved engine for more realismFinally, Arturia created 14 new sound sets to show off the new and revamped plugins to its full potential. Together with the existing sound banks, the presets have swollen to a humongous 14,000 presets.‍‍Arturia V Collection 9: Korg MS-20 VThis little mono synth has been in the focus in recent years, after decades away from the limelight. Korg released the full sized Korg MS-20 FS, and recently the Korg MS-20 mini. Clone masters Behringer also offers the Behringer K-2, which is more than inspired by the Korg MS-20.When it comes to software emulations, Korg offers its own Korg Collection, which includes the MS-20. This fact made us even more surprised that Arturia gained an official endorsement for its own Korg MS-20 plugin.‍Arturia V Collection 9: SQ-80 VIf you are after those fashionable 80s vibes, the SQ-80 V plugin could be right down your alley. Fashioned after the Ensoniq SQ-80, the plugin packs digital waveforms into the sound engine to produce wiry and cutting sounds.‍Arturia V Collection 9: Augmented Strings and Augmented VoicesArturia must be slowly but surely running out of vintage synths and samplers to emulate in plugin formats. With the Augmented series, the French software company plots a new path into sampled based sound engines running through synth sound stages.‍Like the name says, Augmented Strings is based on string samples, a bit like Output Analog Strings, and Augmented Voices sounds like the concept behind Output Exhale.

Who cares !!!!Arturia makes PLUGINS which work with EVERY DAW on the planet with the exception of Reason. If Propellerhead considers their product a DAW now it should support plugins like the rest of the DAW world does.Perhaps the problem could be solved by Propellerhead simply making a Rack Extension which hosts plugins? Don't you think that would be a far more elegant solution?Sorry for the rant, but really ... standards are great! We do not need more standards. I have doubts 3rd parties will warm to Propellerhead's way of thinking. Why should 3rd parties dilute their development efforts to support a minority DAW? Propellerhead, WAKE UP!!!!1) I care 2) Arturia makes virtual synths that work on established DAWs, yes. They had to... to keep the market wide enough to get the needed financial return. Something that was closed until recently in case of Reason. I know of many soft-synth/fx developers that love Reason and wished they could get into that market too. At least one of those are in the first group supporting Rack Extensions 3) Propellerhead have shown time and time again that they know how to make things work the way they think they should. That's why they made Reason like it is and that's also why they came up with ReWire prior to Steinberg's VST. If you get your history right and dig deep, you'll see why VSTs (then AUs and RTAS) are "the standard" today. That doesn't mean those are the best ways to achieve a virtual studio.Ask Arturia or any other "plug-in" developer or even the users the headaches they have trying to develop to this "standard" where each DAW "talks" its own dialect of VST. This is why the same plug-in works great on some DAWs and has issues on others.Becoming a "de facto" standard doesn't turn Steinberg as the best standard setter. Just check the initial VST specs and documentations. It left so many developers scratching their heads and going into trial'n'error mode until their stuff worked...Speaking of early standards done right... you know the REX format, don't you? That's a Propellerhead

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