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Arturia Spark 2

Virtual Percussion Synth from Arturia belonging to the Spark series

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Absolutely agree with the previous review ...

Arturia Spark 2Published on 06/12/14 at 02:41
(This content has been automatically translated from French)
The installation is done it without problems?
YES, easy as pie
Have you experienced any incompatibilities?
NO niquel
The general configuration is easy?
Much clearer than before and this is not a facelift as heard ...
The manual is clear and sufficient?
Yes, limit there is none needed.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

MAC - Nothing to report. Anyway the Arturia and TOP support and bugs are resolved when there are updates in aa very very regular basis. I SPARK CDM since the beginning and all the expansions.

OVERALL OPINION

Well I never give 10 principle. Spark 2 is not a facelift! I Maschine MKII and Spark CDM with software 2. J'adore opportunities as offers LIVE Spark, I like...…
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The installation is done it without problems?
YES, easy as pie
Have you experienced any incompatibilities?
NO niquel
The general configuration is easy?
Much clearer than before and this is not a facelift as heard ...
The manual is clear and sufficient?
Yes, limit there is none needed.

SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

MAC - Nothing to report. Anyway the Arturia and TOP support and bugs are resolved when there are updates in aa very very regular basis. I SPARK CDM since the beginning and all the expansions.

OVERALL OPINION

Well I never give 10 principle. Spark 2 is not a facelift! I Maschine MKII and Spark CDM with software 2. J'adore opportunities as offers LIVE Spark, I like most Layout "drummachine" in the horizontal matrix MPC to Maschine, it allows the use more in the direction of a TR. The possibilities offered by version 2 and modular open on creating presets greatly enriched the beast is huge ... one could imagine a job just like layering Analog Oscillator Rytm ... + Sample. The ergonomics are better thought! And honestly Spark Live 2 master effects and effects on each slice 2 is more than enough! it is even more comfortable that I will say to the base, as well as in chain DAW you can add!

I think Spark is simpler (but not simplistic!) That Maschine, lighter in fact, I would not advise a beginner Maschine ... And to be honest apart from the synth drum, infinite groups and the table mix (well. ..) I'm not totally FAN version 2 software Maschine, I was extremely disappointed! This is not the case of Spark 2 which emphasizes a step above and IMPROVED clear concept. I do not think Maschine on pushing to buy the studio version which is very dear to benefit from all the features live ...

Note: A new version 2.0 FREE for users of version 1.0 which honestly does not care about the mouth of which, apart from Arturia say THANK YOU I do not see too that we can say, I pay Native Instruments with each evolution version ;) And most everyone else in too!

Thank you to Arturia for these devices! a company that excels in the "hybrid" and the "hardware"!
William
MindReaders Music / Limonada Records Paris
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  • Manufacturer: Arturia
  • Model: Spark 2
  • Series: Spark
  • Category: Virtual Percussion Synths
  • Added in our database on: 04/30/2014

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