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Arturia Acid VvsArturia ARP 2600 V3

Summary

Arturia Acid V and Arturia ARP 2600 V3: 2 Arturia software synths compared side by side. They differ on 6 of 8 compared specifications.

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Acid V
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ARP 2600 V3
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General
ManufacturerArturiaArturia
StatusCurrentCurrent
Released—2016
Engine
Synth typeAnalogue modellingAnalogue modelling
EmulatesRoland TB-303 (1981)ARP 2600 (1971)
Voices—32
Polyphony—2 to 32 voices, with unison
Oscillators1 oscillator (square, triangle) plus sub-oscillator3 VCOs, noise, ring modulator, sample and hold
FilterResonant low-pass24 dB resonant low-pass plus ARP 2500 12 dB multimode
Sequencer64-step polymetric sequencer with slide, accent and pattern generationModelled ARP 1601 step sequencer
EffectsDistortion, Insert effectsChorus, Delay, Reverb
Software
Plugin formatsVST2, VST3, AU, AAXVST2, VST3, AU, AAX
Features
FeaturesArpeggiator, MTS-ESP microtuning, Standalone app, NKSSemi-modular patching, Standalone app, NKS

Key differences

  • Emulates: Acid V – Roland TB-303 (1981) ARP 2600 V3 – ARP 2600 (1971)
  • Oscillators: Acid V – 1 oscillator (square, triangle) plus sub-oscillator ARP 2600 V3 – 3 VCOs, noise, ring modulator, sample and hold
  • Filter: Acid V – Resonant low-pass ARP 2600 V3 – 24 dB resonant low-pass plus ARP 2500 12 dB multimode
  • Sequencer: Acid V – 64-step polymetric sequencer with slide, accent and pattern generation ARP 2600 V3 – Modelled ARP 1601 step sequencer

Both are the same on synth type (Analogue modelling) and plugin formats (VST2, VST3, AU, AAX).