User Manual for Arturia SPARK Vintage - Virtual Drum Machine Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Arturia SPARK Vintage - Virtual Drum
- Product category: Virtual Instruments Arturia
- Brand: Arturia
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Arturia Virtual Instruments
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Product description SPARK Vintage from Arturia is a virtual drum instrument that features thirty legendary drum machines from the 60's, 70's and 80's. The virtual instrument is not a typical sample player, rather mixes samples and virtual analog synthesis (based on TAE) to capture the unique sounds of the original hardware. From the percussion sounds of the Roland CR-78 and Korg Mini Pops 7, to the punch of the TR-series, all the models are accessible in a single easy-to-use interface.
The software instrument features a 16-step sequencer inspired by the original TR-series drum machines, with pattern length expandable to 32, 48 and 64 steps. Additionally, the eight drum pads can be mapped to a MIDI keyboard for manual event-entry, as can the instrument's key knobs and pads for hands-on control of the interface. Also included is a dedicated mixer with sixteen stereo outputs that can be easily routed to independent DAW tracks. Fourteen audio effects help refine a drum mix.
Ideal for live performance, an X/Y Pad offers real-time filtering and slicing, to quickly generate breaks. It features three types of filters (low-, high-, and band-pass), repeat, repeat mix, bit crusher, reverse, tape, strobe and pan. An advanced Looper allows for dividing the loop size while simultaneously moving the loop points. This feature allows for stutter dynamics, and combined with the use of the X/Y Pad even more live effects can be generated.
Patterns can be exported in WAV and MIDI formats directly into a DAW via drag and drop. This becomes handy when working with loops and there is a need to quickly hear an idea in the context of a full production. -
- Thirty legendary drum machines
- Easy workflow using a single user interface
- XY Pad, Beat Looper, Slicer, real-time automation on all parameters makes for a versatile live performance instrument
- Fourteen effects include a multiband compressor, reverb, bit crusher, multiband EQ, chorus, delay, distortion, phaser, plate reverb, destroyer, flanger, space pan, limiter, and sub generator
- Step sequencer for easy track creation
- Sixteen independent audio outputs
- MIDI I/O
- More than 1,300 pre-programmed patterns
- Emulations created using virtual analog synthesis (TAE) and high resolution sampling
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- TAE Based Drum Engines:
- Roland CR-78
- Roland TR-808
- Roland TR-606
- Korg Mini Pops 7
- Korg KPR-77
- Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-2L
- MR-10
- Rhythm King MKII
- Boss DR-55
- Casio VL Tone and SK-1
- Simmons SDS V
- Phatwerk
- Micromatix
- Sample Based and Hybrid Engines:
- EMU SP 12
- Roland TR-909
- Roland TR-707
- Roland TR-727
- Roland TR-626
- Roland R8
- EMU Drumulator
- Oberheim DMX
- Sequential Circuits Drumtrax
- Kawai R-100, LinnDrum
- Linn 9000
- Casio RZ1
- Yamaha RX5
- Pulsator
- Dirty-909
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Technical parametersArturia 210309DOWNLOAD Specs | System Requirements | Mac:
2 GHz processor (Intel only)
OS X 10.5 or higher
2 GB RAM
2 GB free hard drive space
For plug-in use, host software that supports Audio Units, RTAS, or VST formats
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