Arturia AstroLab
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Arturia
AstroLab
Product Info
Article Number:
588618
Brand:
Arturia
Model:
AstroLab
Category:
General Synthesizers
Price:
$1,593.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The AstroLab is a powerhouse for musicians needing a versatile, all-in-one stage keyboard. It’s a fantastic solution for performers who want a huge palette of sounds and real-time control, but be prepared for a learning curve mastering all the synthesis engines. It’s ideal for producers and live players looking to consolidate their gear.
Product Description
- Arturia AstroLab
- Stage Keyboard
- 61 semi-weighted keys in standard size
- For musicians
- producers and live performers who want to use sounds at home or in the studio
- prepare them for stage performances or simply integrate them
- Ten sound-Engines: Virtual Analog
- Samples
- Wavetable
- Granular
- Physical Modelling
- Vector Synthesis
- Harmonic
- Phase Distortion
- Vocoder
- Over 1300 integrated sounds
- Up to 10000 sounds via Arturia software
- Arpeggiator
- Looper
- Chord and scale modes
- Navigation wheel and screen for easy navigation
- 1Ten preset buttons for quick sound access
- Four macro controls
- 17 insert FXs and own delay/reverb
- Four assigned rotary knobs to control the effects
- Multi and keyboard split function
- Bluetooth audio and WiFi for wireless control
- Input gain control
- Pitch bend and modulation wheel
- Octave switch
- Compatible with V Collection and Pigments (not included)
- Includes AstroLab Connect (iOS + Android) and Arturia Analog Lab Pro software (download)
- quick start guide
- registration card
- USB cable (C / A)
- operating instructions and mains adapter
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 935 x 99 x 330 mm
- Weight: 9.9 kg
- *Connectors: *
- Two combo inputs Mic/Line/Instrument: XLR / jack
- One sustain pedal input: 6.3 mm jack
- One expression pedal input: 6.3 mm jack
- Two aux pedal inputs for switch pedals with continuous function: 6.3 mm jack
- One MIDI input: 5-pin DIN
- One MIDI output: 5-pin DIN
- Two line outputs: 6.3 mm jack
- One stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm jack
- USB-A (host) as well as USB-C port and power supply connection
PROS
- • Ten diverse synthesis engines offer incredible sonic breadth.
- • The navigation wheel and screen streamline complex sound editing.
- • Extensive effects suite allows for deep sound shaping and customization.
- • Wireless Bluetooth and WiFi integration provide modern connectivity and control.
CONS
- • Semi-weighted keys lack the nuance of fully weighted action for expressive playing.
- • The sheer number of engines can feel overwhelming for beginners.
- • Physical size and weight make it less portable for frequent travel.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
61
Key Type
Semi-weighted, standard size
Synthesis Type
Virtual Analog, Samples, Wavetable, FM, Granular, Physical Modelling, Vector Synthesis, Harmonic, Phase Distortion, Vocoder
Polyphony
128
Effects
17 insert FXs + Delay/Reverb
Connections
MIDI In/Out, USB, Audio In/Out, Sustain Pedal, Expression Pedal
Weight
17.6 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The AstroLab stands out with its ten distinct synthesis engines, offering a wider range of sonic possibilities than many competitors, but the interface takes more getting used to.
While playable, the semi-weighted action isn't ideal for nuanced piano or stringed instrument performance; experienced players will likely notice the limitations.
The AstroLab primarily utilizes Arturia's own engines, but it offers a degree of external MIDI control, allowing some integration with external software and plugins.
