Arturia Stage-73 V v1.4.0.2695 CSE-V.R
V.R | 04.2019 | 121 MB
The Stage-73 uses our award-winning modeling technology to faithfully reproduce the tine-based sound and playing experience of the most loved electric pianos of all time. We modeled both the Fender Rhodes Suitcase Piano and Stage Pianoâincluding separate 1973 and 1974 models of the Stage in order to capture the difference in their components. Weâre talking total sonic and aesthetic fidelity to the originals. You can even easily pop the top and customize the various mechanical components to make your instrument unique. Classic amps and an array of effect pedals round out the virtual electric piano youâve always dreamed of having.
A sound thatâs always in style
Whether youâre playing yesterdayâs hits or making tomorrowâs, the sound of the Stage-73 is a true player in its own right.
The venerable sound of the Fender Rhodes simply refuses to go out of style. These instruments were used by a whoâs who of keyboardists who pioneered mid-century jazz, funk, R&B and rock. With a tonal range spanning smooth bell-like qualities to an aggressive bark depending upon how hard theyâre played, these seminal keyboards have been in continual use across just about every style imaginable right through to today.
The Stage-73 V brings you all the signature sounds that propelled the instruments and their players into the spotlight and onto the charts.
Just like playing the real thing
Thereâs nothing quite like playing a Rhodes⌠except playing the Stage-73 V.
There have been a lot of attempts to emulate the Fender Rhodes. You already know that most software, and even hardware, based on samples falls well short of the mark. Thatâs what inspired us to instead apply our critically acclaimed modeled technology to the whole systemâincluding the tines (metal tone rods), the hammers that strike them, the pickups that generate the electromagnetic current, and the circuits that amplify it all. The sum total is a totally authentic homage that stands on its own.
Once youâve played the Stage-73 V, you wonât settle for anything less.
Unprecedented intimate control
The Stage-73 V gives you access to the controls of the original instrumentsâplus many adjustments youâve never been able to get your hands on before.
For starters, a simple click switches up the entire instrument between the distinct sounds of a Suitcase, a â73 Stage or a â74 Stage. Open the top and youâre in control of parameters like dynamics, hammer hardness, tone bar resonance and lots moreâsome that would take a tech a zillion hours to mod in hardware and some that simply arenât possible in the physical world. You also get the built-in amp and speaker in Suitcase mode, and the option of running direct or through a classic amp model in Stage mode. Next to the sustain pedal is a complete set of stomp boxes to dial in just the effects youâre looking forâall saved right with your presets.
Whether you just want to rock the designer presets or get busy with mods of your own, the Stage-73 V has the flexibility to be just about any electric piano you want it to be.
Main Features
Advanced Physical modeling engine (no static samples)
Stage and Suitcase models
Stage model features
Fender Rhodes⢠Stage 73 1973 and earlier (Tone)
Fender Rhodes⢠Stage 73 1974 and later (Bass Boost)
Fender Twin amp
Modeled spring reverb
On and off axis mic placement
Tone controls
Mono vibrato
Effects are post output circuits
Suitcase model features
Bass and treble EQ models
Stereo Vibrato with speed and intensity controls
Modeled preamp of the Suitcase amp
Effects loop (pre-EQ)
Output effects where you can change the order
Volume, wah, auto-wah
Flanger
Compressor
Chorus
Analog Delay
Advanced mode for editing the model itself
Harmonic profile selections
Velocity curve editor
Tone bar resonance
Pickup distance
Tuning
Pickup alignment
Damper distance
Dynamic range
Hammer hardness
Hammer noise
80 factory presets
Easy to use MIDI mapping
V 1.4.0
New features
Sliders now hold the mouse position to avoid drag limitations due to screen bounds
When editing a control, the value is now showed next to it and lower bar shows parameter description
Tutorials added on the instruments
Advanced search allowing to quickly access several categories such as instrument, bank, or even preset comments
It is now possible to play the instruments from a computer keyboard in standalone mode
Added keyboard shortcuts to resize the plugins window
New shuffle feature to avoid browsing presets in the same order each time
Reworked playlists workflow, presets are now copied in playlists to avoid unwanted preset modifications
Added ânew presetâ entry in instruments menu to start a sound from scratch
Reworked audio / MIDI settings window, including standalone BPM parameter
Drop of 32 bits support
Bugfixes
No more digital noises when activating pedals while playing
Changing the name of a user preset doesnât create a copy anymore
No more crashes when selecting ASIO DirectX Full Duplex Driver in standalone on Windows
No more crashes in Juce based hosts when resizing the plugins window
Reduced Fiber Local Storage consumption on Windows
(Win64; AAX, VST3, VST, SAL)