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Product Description
Arturia Acid V Corrosive Bassline Machine channels the cult-classic bass synth that pushed the underground into overdrive. Pump your mixes full of reactive ever-evolving bass grooves, unleash mutated sequences fizzing with distortion, and experiment with extra features for revitalized rave energy.
LITTLE BOX, BIG BASS
The magic silver box that defined acid, modeled down to component-level detail, capturing the pure sonic essence of a certified bass classic.
IN CONSTANT MOTION
Acid V is all about movement; instantly spawn jagged polymetric sequences, hypnotic scale-based patterns, and endless sonic mutations.
RAVE REVITALIZED
The strobe-lit dance movements of the ‘80s, ‘90s, and early ‘00s share the same analog DNA; now it’s yours to manipulate, reinvent, and transform.
A MUTATED CLASSIC
Steer the 303 sound into experimental territory with upgraded features & effects delivering sounds far darker, deeper, and more impactful than the original.
UNLEASHING SONIC CHEMISTRY
Discover a raw, biting, in-your-face analog sound that never stops moving. Fusing the 303 sound with a cocktail of creative and experimental features, Acid V is all about launching a sequence and tweaking, mutating, evolving. Spark note changes, drop in slides and accents, and - of course - making that abrasive resonant filter scream.
THE ORIGINS OF ACID
Many of history’s most iconic and sought-after instruments were not necessarily popular at the time of their introduction; often intended for one thing but transformed by users into something else entirely, ushering entire movements into existence.
When the TB-303 Bass Line synthesizer was released in 1981, it was meant to be a substitute for bass guitars. Its sound was subsequently deemed unrealistic by users, and it was discontinued 3 years later - but when it found its way into the hands of electronic music producers in the late ‘80s, the 303 emerged as something entirely different.
FEATURES:
- Enhanced software emulation of classic TB-303 bass synth.
- Virtual Instrument playable in a DAW (Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro…) or standalone with a MIDI keyboard.
- Analog oscillator with Square and Triangle waveforms
- Sub oscillator with 2-octave range and 3 waveforms
- Resonant low-pass filter
- Built-in distortion module with 14 algorithms
- Added vibrato feature
- Advanced polymetric sequencer & arpeggiator
- Up to 64 steps
- Slide, accent, octave shifting
- Transmutation (Sequence generation & alteration)
- Built-in scales
- Shift sequence in 4 directions
- Drag and drop patterns into MIDI blocks
- Over 350 sequence presets
- Hidden hatch for fine-tuning & customizing analog components
- 3 multi-mode function generators for flexible modulation
- 4 FX slots with 17 FX to choose from
- MTS-ESP microtuning compatibility
- Over 150 factory presets
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
WINDOWS
- Win 10+ (64bit)
- 4 GB RAM
- 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost)
- 3GB free hard disk space
- OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU
- ARM processors not supported on Windows
APPLE
- Mac OS 10.13+
- 4 GB RAM
- 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost) or M1 CPU
- 3GB free hard disk space
- OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU
REQUIRED CONFIGURATION
- Works in Standalone, VST, AAX, Audio Unit, NKS (64-bit DAWs only)
Specifications
| Software Delivery | |
|---|---|
| Software Format | |
| Virtual Instrument Type | Synthesizers |
| Operating system | macOS, Windows |