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Arturia AstroLab 37 Avant-Garde Stage Keyboard, White
37-key Stage Piano with 1,800+ Onboard Presets, Plug-in Compatibility, 2-layer Split, 40+ Instruments, Arpeggiator, Chord/Scale Modes, and Pitch/Mod Wheels Yes, it is possible to connect instruments like guitars and basses to the Arturia Astrolab 37 Avant-Garde Stage Keyboard with Analog Lab Pro Integration.
The AstroLab is the hardware version of Arturia's Analog Lab Pro software, which gathers a plethora of presets from the more than 40 of the most desirable vintage synthesizers and keyboards in the world from the renowned V-Collection anthology. Choose an evolving CS-80 arp preset in Analog Lab, open the full instrument view, then edit the macros to control any parameter of your choice.
Save the preset, and send it to AstroLab's library for dynamic custom modulation when playing live. ... TAE (True Analog Emulation) is Arturia's exclusive technology that accurately reproduces the defining sonic qualities of analog synthesizers. Perform infinite soundscapes from the V-Collection with the Arturia AstroLab 37 , a powerful standalone performance keyboard that's designed for the studio and stage .
The AstroLab is the hardware version of Arturia 's Analog Lab Pro software, which gathers a plethora of presets from the more than 40 of the most desirable vintage synthesizers and keyboards in the world from the renowned V-Collection anthology.
Detailed technical specifications are shown in the Overview section above.
4 reviews from leading pro-audio publications
“In this detailed Arturia AstroLab 37 review, we analyze the compact stage keyboard that brings the V Collection to a standalone hardware format. We cover the build quality, the unique 37-note slim keybed, live workflow, and how it integrates with the Analog Lab ecosystem.”Read full review →
“Arturia's flagship avant-garde stage keyboard brings the power of synthesis, intuitive controls, and an innovative ecosystem.”Read full review →
“The styling is unmistakably AstroLab, and on the face of it, it looks like Arturia has managed to cram everything into the smaller box. Even to the point of ditching the fancy screen-equipped rotary dial, instead favouring a separate screen and a smaller rotary dial for menu navigation. While the previous two models were clearly skewed towards live performance, slipping into the pro stage-piano camp, the 37-key version looks to crossover into both live and studio scenarios with its more forgiving footprint.”Read full review →
“So when the original AstroLab 61 launched, it was met with a small amount of incredulity by some. Billed from the get-go as a stage keyboard, some people struggled to understand this and complained about the lack of in-depth synth controls, missing the point completely. Arturia pitched the AstroLab as a powerful source of a vast array of sounds, available in a single, easy to access instrument.”Read full review →
