Category: Mac Audio

  • Arturia Vox Continental V2 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vox Continental V2 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vox Continental V2 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vox Continental V2 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Vox Continental V2 from Arturia is a physical model of the Vox Continental 300, the dual-manual transistor combo organ heard on records by The Doors, The Animals and many others. It also includes a model of the rarer Jennings J70 organ, plus guitar amp and rotary speaker modelling and vintage pedal effects. On Mac it runs standalone and as a plug-in, delivering that bright, cutting 1960s organ sound without the fragile hardware.

    Key Features

    • Physical modelling of the Vox Continental 300 dual-manual organ
    • Additional Jennings J70 voice engine for a second classic organ character
    • Extended mode with more drawbars per manual and extra tonal control
    • Modelled guitar amps, a rotary speaker and vintage pedal effects
    • Preset library covering classic combo-organ sounds and more experimental tones

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Vocoder V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vocoder V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vocoder V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Vocoder V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Vocoder V from Arturia recreates the classic 16-channel Moog vocoder from 1979, the unit behind countless robot voices and harmonised synth textures. Unlike the hardware, which needed an external synth as its carrier, Vocoder V includes a built-in synthesizer and a sampler, so everything happens inside one plug-in. On Mac it runs in your DAW for vocal processing, synth design and creative resynthesis.

    Key Features

    • 16-channel vocoder modelled with Arturia's TAE technology
    • Built-in synthesizer carrier section, so no external synth is required
    • Integrated sampler for processing any audio, not just live vocals
    • Patch bay with 16 analysis and synthesis bands for creative routing
    • Built-in effects and a factory preset library for classic and experimental sounds

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Jun-6 V 1.0.1.1197 for Mac

    Arturia Jun-6 V 1.0.1.1197 for Mac

    Arturia Jun-6 V 1.0.1.1197 for Mac

    Arturia Jun-6 V 1.0.1.1197 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Jun-6 V from Arturia is a component-level model of the Roland Juno-6, the 1982 polysynth loved for its thick DCO sound and simple, hands-on layout. The Mac version keeps that immediacy while adding modulation, effects and modern conveniences such as chord mode and an expanded voice count. It runs standalone and as a plug-in, and is a good fit if you want classic analog chords, basses and pads without a steep learning curve.

    Key Features

    • Next-generation component model of the Roland Juno-6
    • Faithful recreation of the Juno's famous stereo chorus
    • Free-running DCO with up to 36 voices of polyphony in the software version
    • Classic arpeggiator, chord mode, unison and voice calibration options
    • Built-in delay and reverb, plus more than 180 factory presets

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia V Collection 11 for Mac

    Arturia V Collection 11 for Mac

    Arturia V Collection 11 for Mac

    Arturia V Collection 11 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    V Collection 11 from Arturia is the company's flagship bundle of software instruments for Mac: dozens of modelled synthesizers, keyboards, organs, electric pianos and hybrid Augmented instruments in one suite. Version 11, released in 2025, brings the total to 45 instruments in the Pro edition, including new additions such as Jup-8000 V, Synthx V and Pure LoFi.

    Key Features

    • 45 instruments in the Pro edition, covering analog and digital synths, pianos, organs and strings
    • Analog Lab Pro included for fast preset browsing across the whole collection
    • New instruments in version 11 include Jup-8000 V, SEM V, MiniBrute V and Synthx V
    • Thousands of factory presets with macro controls and in-app tutorials
    • All instruments managed, installed and updated through the Arturia Software Center

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    V Collection 11 needs a recent version of macOS (macOS 11 or later) and works on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The instruments run standalone and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins; allow generous free disk space, as the full suite is large.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers trials of individual instruments and Analog Lab through the Arturia Software Center, and the official site lists current Intro and Pro pricing and upgrade paths.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Synthx V 1.0.5.6118 for Mac

    Arturia Synthx V 1.0.5.6118 for Mac

    Arturia Synthx V 1.0.5.6118 for Mac

    Arturia Synthx V 1.0.5.6118 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Synthx V from Arturia recreates the Elka Synthex, the rare Italian polysynth of the early 1980s known for lush, wide analog sounds. The software version keeps the dual-layer, bi-timbral design of the original and adds drag-and-drop modulation, a multi-arpeggiator and an effects rack. On Mac it runs standalone and inside your DAW, and it is also part of Arturia's V Collection.

    Key Features

    • Bi-timbral architecture with two layers, up to 16 voices of polyphony
    • Two virtual analog DCOs per layer with sync, ring modulation and unison
    • Multimode filter modelled on the Curtis CEM3320 chip
    • Multi-Arp with four stacked arpeggiation layers for complex patterns
    • Four-slot effects rack with 17 effects, plus MPE and polyphonic aftertouch support

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Synthi V 1.9.3.6106 for Mac

    Arturia Synthi V 1.9.3.6106 for Mac

    Arturia Synthi V 1.9.3.6106 for Mac

    Arturia Synthi V 1.9.3.6106 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Synthi V from Arturia is a component-level model of the EMS Synthi AKS, the briefcase-sized British modular synth famous for experimental sounds, space rock and classic soundtracks. Its pin matrix lets you route signals in unexpected ways, which makes it a favourite for drones, effects and unpredictable textures. On Mac it runs standalone and as a plug-in, with modern extras the original never had.

    Key Features

    • Component-level model of the EMS Synthi AKS with its pin-matrix routing
    • Three oscillators with waveform mixing, a noise generator and an 18 dB/oct resonant filter
    • Spring reverb modelling in the output section
    • Modern and vintage matrix modes, the vintage mode simulating analog cross-talk
    • Up to four voices of polyphony, built-in effects and over 250 factory presets

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Synclavier V 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Synclavier V 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Synclavier V 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Synclavier V 2.13.4.6366 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Synclavier V from Arturia recreates the Synclavier, the enormously powerful and expensive digital synth workstation of the late 1970s and 1980s, as a Mac plug-in and standalone instrument. Developed with original Synclavier programmer Cameron Jones, it combines additive synthesis, FM and sampling in one instrument. It is aimed at sound designers and producers who want rich, evolving digital textures that still feel like the classic hardware.

    Key Features

    • Additive and FM synthesis engine based on the original Synclavier code
    • Up to 12 partial timbres per preset, each with its own harmonic structure
    • Sample playback and resynthesis for turning audio into new timbres
    • Time-frame snapshots that let sounds evolve and sync to tempo
    • Hundreds of presets, including sounds from the original Synclavier library

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Stage-73 V2 2.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Stage-73 V2 2.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Stage-73 V2 2.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia Stage-73 V2 2.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Stage-73 V2 from Arturia is a physically modelled electric piano for Mac, recreating the famous Rhodes Stage 73 and Suitcase models that shaped soul, funk, jazz and R&B records. Instead of huge sample libraries, it generates the tine piano sound with modelling, so you can adjust the instrument's mechanics and character in detail. It runs standalone and as a plug-in in major DAWs.

    Key Features

    • Physical modelling of Stage and Suitcase Rhodes pianos, including 1973 and 1974 Stage variants
    • Seven sound modes covering classic and modern electric piano tones
    • Built-in amp models and a pedal rig for authentic played-through-a-rig sound
    • Advanced panel for tuning the virtual mechanics, hammer and tone settings
    • Curated preset library with a fast sound browser for live and studio use

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia SQ80 V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia SQ80 V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia SQ80 V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Arturia SQ80 V 1.6.5.6366 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    SQ80 V from Arturia is a software recreation of the Ensoniq SQ-80, the late-1980s hybrid synth known for gritty digital waveforms run through an analog filter. On Mac it works as a standalone instrument and as a plug-in in your DAW, giving you that distinctive lo-fi crosswave character without tracking down ageing hardware. It suits producers who want textured pads, sharp basses and retro digital tones with a modern workflow.

    Key Features

    • Three digital oscillators modelled on the original DOC chip
    • More than 400 waveforms across four banks, with crosswave combinations
    • Modelled analog filter based on the CEM 3379 for warmth and bite
    • Four polyphonic envelope generators with SQ80, DADSR and MSEG modes
    • Over 200 factory presets, including sounds from the original SQ-80

    How to Download

    1. Use the green Download button on this page or visit the official Arturia product page.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in, download the instrument, and activate it with the licence on your Arturia account.

    System Requirements

    Arturia's instruments run on a recent version of macOS and work on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as standalone apps and as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins in a compatible DAW. Check the official product page for the exact current requirements before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is it free?

    No. It is paid software from Arturia. Arturia offers demo versions of its instruments through the Arturia Software Center, so you can try the sound and workflow before buying a licence.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes, current Arturia instruments run natively on Apple silicon as well as Intel Macs, and they load in major DAWs as Audio Unit, VST and AAX plug-ins.

  • Arturia Spark 2 2.4.0 for Mac

    Arturia Spark 2 2.4.0 for Mac

    Arturia Spark 2 2.4.0 for Mac

    Arturia Spark 2 2.4.0 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Spark 2 is Arturia's drum production suite for Mac, combining sampled acoustic kits, synthesised drums and physical modelling in one instrument with its own sequencer, mixer and song arrangement tools. It covers everything from vintage drum machine emulations to modern electronic kits, and can export patterns straight into your DAW.

    Key Features

    • Over 1,900 instruments and 180+ kits covering acoustic, electronic and vintage sounds
    • Emulations of classic drum machines alongside synthesised and modelled drums
    • Modular drum engine for building your own percussion sounds
    • Step sequencer and song mode for full arrangements inside the plug-in
    • Drag patterns into your DAW as MIDI, or loops as WAV audio

    How to Download

    1. Check the system requirements below and make sure your Mac and DAW are ready.
    2. Download from the official site and install Arturia Software Center, which handles the download and activation.
    3. Sign in, install the software, activate your licence, then open it in your DAW or as a standalone app.

    System Requirements

    Spark 2 is an older Arturia product that has not been actively developed in recent years. Check the official resources page for the current macOS requirements and Apple silicon notes before buying, especially if your Mac runs a very recent macOS version.

    FAQs

    Do I need Spark hardware?

    No. Spark 2 runs as software on its own. It was also designed to pair with Arturia's Spark and SparkLE controllers if you happen to own one.

    Is Spark 2 free?

    No. It is paid software, and this page does not offer a free full version. Check Arturia's official site for current pricing and compatibility.