Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Tip : Have you tried split points in Analog Lab V? You can play different presets across a defined range notes!
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From the Analog Lab V manual : 'To see the virtual keyboard's current settings and to manipulate them, press 'Keyb. Settings' in the lower toolbar. Here you will see the green and orange strip at the top of the keys. The orange strip corresponds to the playing range of Part 1, and the green strip corresponds to Part 2. To setup your 'split point' (the boundary between the different playing ranges of both of your sounds), press and drag on 'Low' to set up your lowest key value, and press and drag on 'High' to set up the highest key value.
Tip : Have you tried split points in Analog Lab V? You can play different presets across a defined range notes!
Find out more about Arturia Analog Lab V : adsrsounds.com/product/software/arturia-analog-lab-v-keyboard-anthology-plugin
From the Analog Lab V manual : 'To see the virtual keyboard's current settings and to manipulate them, press 'Keyb. Settings' in the lower toolbar. Here you will see the green and orange strip at the top of the keys. The orange strip corresponds to the playing range of Part 1, and the green strip corresponds to Part 2. To setup your 'split point' (the boundary between the different playing ranges of both of your sounds), press and drag on 'Low' to set up your lowest key value, and press and drag on 'High' to set up the highest key value.
