Arturia AstroLab B-Stock

Producto B-Stock con garantía completa
Devoluciones o eventualmente con leves signos de uso

Teclado de Escenario

61 teclas semicontrapesadas de tamaño estándar
Para músicos, productores y artistas en vivo que quieran utilizar sonidos en casa o en el estudio, prepararlos para actuaciones en el escenario o simplemente integrarlos
Diez motores de sonido: Analógico virtual, muestras, tabla de ondas, FM, granular, modelado físico, síntesis vectorial, armónico, distorsión de fase, vocoder
Más de 1300 sonidos integrados
Hasta 10000 sonidos a través del software Arturia
Arpegiador
Looper
Modos Chord y Scale
Rueda de navegación y pantalla para facilitar la navegación
Diez botones preestablecidos para un acceso rápido al sonido
Cuatro controles macro
17 efectos de inserción y delay/reverb propios
Cuatro potenciómetros giratorios asignados para controlar los efectos
Función de división de teclado y Multi
Audio por Bluetooth y WiFi para control inalámbrico
Control de ganancia de entrada
Rueda de Pitch Bend y modulación
Conmutafor de octava
Compatible con V Collection y Pigments (no incluidos)
Incluye AstroLab Connect (iOS + Android) y software Arturia Analog Lab Pro (descarga), guía de inicio rápido, tarjeta de registro, cable USB (C/A), instrucciones de funcionamiento y adaptador de red
Dimensiones (ancho x alto x profundo): 935 x 99 x 330 mm
Peso: 9,9 kg

Conectores:

Dos entradas combo de micrófono/línea/instrumento: XLR/jack
Una entrada de pedal de sustain: Jack de 6,3 mm
Una entrada para pedal de expresión: Jack de 6,3 mm
Dos entradas de pedal auxiliares para pedales de conmutación con función continua: Jack de 6,3 mm
Una entrada MIDI: DIN de 5 pines
Una salida MIDI: DIN de 5 pines
Dos salidas de línea: Jack de 6,3 mm
Una salida de auriculares estéreo: jack de 6,3 mm
Puerto USB-A (host) y puerto USB-C y conexión de fuente de alimentación

30 días Money Back

3 años de garantía

Disponible desde Abril 2024
número de artículo 591742
Precio por 1 Unidad(es)
Número de teclas 61
Sensibilidad dinámica Sí
Aftertouch Sí
División de teclado Sí
Rueda de modulación Sí
Voces de polifonía 48
Motor de sonido Digital
Interfaz MIDI 1x In, 1x Out
Medio de almacenamiento Interno
USB-anslutning Sí
Efectos Sí
Arpeggiator Sí
Número de salidas analógicas 3
Salida digital Sí
Display Sí
Sampler Sí
Conexiones de pedal Sí
Medidas 935 x 99 x 330mm
Peso 9,9 kg
Tarjeta de expansión opcional -
Dimensiones (mm) 935 x 99 x 330mm

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Perfect for solo content

The Focusrite Vocaster One is a compact USB-C audio interface that is perfectly suited to the needs of solo content creators. No matter what the recording situation, its numerous connection options offer a high degree of flexibility for podcasting and streaming, while useful features such as Auto Gain, which sets levels with a click of a button, and Enhance, which comes with four voice presets, streamline the recording process and ensure a professional broadcast sound in no time at all. The included "Vocaster Hub" software also features an intuitive GUI and ensures simple routing of all channels as well as mixing and audio capture via stereo loopback. Furthermore, a powerful ASIO driver guarantees stable performance.

Flexibile connectivity

The Focusrite Vocaster One is equipped with an XLR input (host) for connecting a microphone, and its built-in, studio-quality mic preamp delivers over 70dB of gain - enough to get the best out of any mic without the need for an additional in-line amplifier. In addition to a TRRS connection for connecting a mobile phone, it also has a TRS mini-jack output for recording straight to a camera or portable recording device as well as a pair of balanced jack sockets at the back for monitor speakers. The headphone output on the front in turn features integrated direct monitoring, allowing all signals to be monitored on headphones with near-zero latency.

Focusrite Vocaster One with a camera for VLOG use

Practical and portable

It has never been easier for users to start recording: Whether podcasting, vodcasting, or streaming, the Focusrite Vocaster One enables beginners to create high-quality content from the get-go thanks to its simple operation and practical functions, while its extremely compact and lightweight design means that the audio interface can be carried anywhere in a small rucksack. The Focusrite Vocaster One's USB-C power input is perfectly suited to on-the-go use as well - what is more, the Kensington MiniSaver slot on the back of the interface ensures peace of mind by protecting against theft when out and about.

For professional live streams

Users can bring in guests over the phone or integrate video chats into their live streams by connecting their mobile phone to the Focusrite Vocaster One's TRRS port, and thanks to its mix-minus function, broadcast guests can hear all signals except their own voice, thus avoiding disturbing echoes or feedback. Two stereo loopback channels also enable the routing of audio from a computer to the interface, which easily allows for the integration of intros, outros, video game audio, or pre-recorded interviews into the production. It is also possible to record professional podcast audio straight to a camera via the TRS mini-jack output instead having to use recording software.

Focusrite Vocaster One Audio Interface on Apple Macbook

About Focusrite

Founded in 1985 by Rupert Neve, Focusrite quickly made a name for itself with high-quality analogue consoles. Today, the company markets audio interfaces, mic preamps, consoles, analogue EQs, and channel strips as well as hardware and software for digital audio processing. The company is based in High Wycombe, England, and has won numerous industry awards. In addition to the Focusrite Pro line, the company also has subsidiaries that include Adam Audio, Novation, and iOS app creator Ampify Music.

Rückseite des Arturia AstroLab mit Anschlüssen

Integration in Analog Lab

Die Rückseite des Arturia AstroLab ist mit zwei USB-Buchsen versehen. Die USB-A-Buchse ist für den Anschluss eines USB-Sticks zur Datenspeicherung vorgesehen. Über die zweite Buchse im USB-C-Format kann eine Verbindung zu einem Computer zwecks Konfiguration über die Software Arturia Analog Lab erfolgen. Dabei sollte diese Software immer auf dem neuesten Stand sein, um eine erfolgreiche Datenverbindung zu gewährleisten. In der Toolbar der Software findet sich der Button „Link Lab to AstroLab“, über den die Verbindung zum Arturia AstroLab aktiviert werden kann. Ist dies getan, so finden das Laden von Presets sowie auch das Ändern von Parametern gleichzeitig in der Software und in der Hardware statt. Diese Integration kann auch drahtlos über eine Wi-Fi-Verbindung erfolgen. Darüber hinaus können auch Audiodateien über Bluetooth an das Arturia AstroLab gestreamed werden.

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