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  • Arturia CZ V 1.3.2.1320 for Mac

    Arturia CZ V 1.3.2.1320 for Mac

    Arturia CZ V 1.3.2.1320 for Mac

    Arturia CZ V 1.3.2.1320 for Mac

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

    CZ V reimagines Casio's CZ-1 and CZ-101 synthesizers, the affordable 1980s instruments built around phase distortion synthesis. That digital method produces sounds that sit between analog warmth and glassy FM-style tones. Arturia expands the idea with modern modulation, envelopes and effects, all running on Mac.

    Key Features

    • Phase distortion synthesis based on the Casio CZ-1 and CZ-101
    • Multiple waveforms and resonant filter options for varied timbres
    • Advanced envelopes and modulation for animated sounds
    • Built-in effects to polish or roughen the digital character
    • Presets ranging from classic 80s keys to modern electronic textures

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia CS-80 V 3.0.5.1141 for Mac

    Arturia CS-80 V 3.0.5.1141 for Mac

    Arturia CS-80 V 3.0.5.1141 for Mac

    Arturia CS-80 V 3.0.5.1141 for Mac

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

    CS-80 V is Arturia's version of the Yamaha CS-80, often called one of the greatest polyphonic synthesizers ever made and famous for its film-score pads and expressive keyboard. The software keeps the dual-layer architecture and ribbon-style performance feel of the original, while making the instrument practical to own and use on a Mac.

    Key Features

    • Detailed recreation of the Yamaha CS-80 polyphonic synthesizer
    • Two synth layers with their own oscillators, filters and envelopes
    • Expressive performance controls suited to pads and evolving sounds
    • Rich chorus-style character associated with classic CS-80 records
    • Large preset library, standalone mode and VST, AU and AAX formats

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Use the green Download button to reach the developer's website, Arturia, and locate this instrument in its catalogue.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia CP-70 V 1.0.4.6115 for Mac

    Arturia CP-70 V 1.0.4.6115 for Mac

    Arturia CP-70 V 1.0.4.6115 for Mac

    Arturia CP-70 V 1.0.4.6115 for Mac

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

    CP-70 V recreates Yamaha's CP-70 electric grand piano, the portable stage piano heard on many classic live and studio recordings. It is a real piano action and strings in a road-ready frame, which gives it a brighter, more immediate voice than a concert grand. Arturia's version models that character for Mac, with modern controls the hardware never had.

    Key Features

    • Modelled recreation of the Yamaha CP-70 electric grand
    • Bright, cutting piano tone that sits well in a full band mix
    • Controls for tone, dynamics and the instrument's mechanical character
    • Built-in effects to shape the sound for stage or studio styles
    • Part of the V Collection family, also available on its own

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Use the green Download button to reach the developer's website, Arturia, and locate this instrument in its catalogue.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia CMI V 1.0.3.1244 for Mac

    Arturia CMI V 1.0.3.1244 for Mac

    Arturia CMI V 1.0.3.1244 for Mac

    Arturia CMI V 1.0.3.1244 for Mac

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

    CMI V is Arturia's tribute to the Fairlight CMI, the hugely expensive digital sampling system that changed pop production in the early 1980s. The plugin brings back the character of the original library, expands the instrument to ten tracks, and adds a spectral synthesis mode, giving Mac producers those gritty early-digital sounds with modern flexibility.

    Key Features

    • 600 samples from the original CMI library plus hundreds of presets
    • Ten tracks with polyphony, sequencing and per-track effects
    • Variable bit depth and sample rate for authentic lo-fi character
    • Spectral synthesis mode for building new sounds from audio
    • Standalone use plus VST, AU and AAX plugin formats

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Download from the official site and install the Arturia Software Center.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia Clavinet V 1.0.1.1229 for Mac

    Arturia Clavinet V 1.0.1.1229 for Mac

    Arturia Clavinet V 1.0.1.1229 for Mac

    Arturia Clavinet V 1.0.1.1229 for Mac

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

    Clavinet V recreates the Hohner Clavinet, the percussive electric keyboard behind countless funk, disco and rock tracks. Arturia uses physical modelling rather than samples alone, so you can adjust the instrument's physical behaviour, then run it through modelled amps and effects for the tight, rhythmic sound the Clavinet is famous for on Mac.

    Key Features

    • Physically modelled recreation of the Hohner Clavinet
    • Adjustable instrument behaviour for a more or less worn-in feel
    • Modelled amplifier and effects combinations
    • Pickup and filter-style settings that change the basic character
    • Presets covering funk, soul, rock and pop keyboard sounds

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Use the green Download button to reach the developer's website, Arturia, and locate this instrument in its catalogue.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia Bus Transient 1.0.0 for Mac

    Arturia Bus Transient 1.0.0 for Mac

    Arturia Bus Transient 1.0.0 for Mac

    Arturia Bus Transient 1.0.0 for Mac

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

    Bus Transient is an effects plugin from Arturia, designed for shaping the attack and sustain of drums, percussion and full mixes. Instead of reaching for a compressor, you can add punch to a kick, tame a harsh snare, or glue a drum bus together with a small set of focused controls on your Mac.

    Key Features

    • Dedicated controls for transient attack and body/sustain
    • Designed for drum buses, individual drums and percussive material
    • Simple interface that encourages quick, musical decisions
    • Useful for adding punch or softening overly sharp transients
    • Runs as a VST, AU and AAX effect plugin in 64-bit Mac DAWs

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Use the green Download button to reach the developer's website, Arturia, and locate this instrument in its catalogue.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This effect needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is Bus Transient part of a bundle?

    It is one of the effects in Arturia's FX Collection range and may also be available on its own. Check Arturia's store for the current bundle and single-plugin options.

    What is a transient shaper used for?

    It changes how sharp or soft the start of a sound feels, and how long it rings, without simply turning the volume up or down. It is a common fix for flat drums and a creative tool for tightening loops.

  • Arturia B-3 V 1.0.5.1146 for Mac

    Arturia B-3 V 1.0.5.1146 for Mac

    Arturia B-3 V 1.0.5.1146 for Mac

    Arturia B-3 V 1.0.5.1146 for Mac

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

    B-3 V is Arturia's recreation of the Hammond B-3, the tonewheel organ heard across jazz, gospel, rock and soul records for decades. It models the drawbars, percussion and vibrato of the original, along with the swirling rotary speaker cabinet that is inseparable from the B-3 sound, and runs it all on your Mac.

    Key Features

    • Physical modelling of the Hammond B-3 tonewheel organ
    • Full drawbar control, percussion and chorus/vibrato options
    • Modelled rotary speaker with speed and microphone-style shaping
    • Built-in amps and effects for anything from clean jazz to gritty rock organ
    • Presets for classic organ styles, plus standalone and plugin operation

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Use the green Download button to reach the developer's website, Arturia, and locate this instrument in its catalogue.
    3. Sign in to your Arturia account, then download, activate and open the instrument from the Software Center.

    System Requirements

    This instrument needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW if you use it as a plugin. It runs standalone and as a VST, AU or AAX plugin on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and installation is handled by the Arturia Software Center.

    FAQs

    Is this instrument part of a bundle?

    Yes. It belongs to Arturia's V Collection of classic instrument recreations and is also sold separately. The collection is usually the better deal if you plan to use several of the instruments.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demo versions through the Arturia Software Center, so you can test the sound and performance on your own Mac before purchasing a licence.

  • Arturia Augmented Yangtze 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Yangtze 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Yangtze 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Yangtze 1.1.1 for Mac

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

    Augmented Yangtze explores traditional Chinese instruments through Arturia's Augmented approach. It samples instruments including the erhu, pipa, guqin, yangqin, dizi and xiao, with many articulations, then pairs them with synthesis engines. The result, on Mac, is a library that respects the character of the originals while opening them up to film, game and electronic production.

    Key Features

    • Six traditional Chinese instruments including erhu, pipa, guqin and yangqin
    • Dozens of articulations plus processed, multisampled versions
    • Four synth engines for hybrid and experimental sound design
    • Morph control and macros shared with the rest of the Augmented series
    • Around 200 presets, from authentic timbres to modern soundscapes

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Download from the official site — Arturia's Augmented series page lists every instrument in the range.
    3. Install the Arturia Software Center, sign in, and install and activate the instrument from there.

    System Requirements

    This Augmented instrument needs a recent version of macOS (Arturia lists macOS 11 or later for the current Augmented range) and a 64-bit DAW for plugin use. It runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and needs a few gigabytes of free space for its sample content.

    FAQs

    What does the Morph control do?

    Morph is the centre of every Augmented instrument. One knob blends between the acoustic sample layer and the synthesis layers, so a sound can move from natural to electronic in a single gesture.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demos of its software instruments through the Arturia Software Center, and the instruments are also included in the Augmented Series bundle. Check the official site for current pricing and trial options.

  • Arturia Augmented Woodwinds 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Woodwinds 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Woodwinds 1.1.1 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Woodwinds 1.1.1 for Mac

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

    Augmented Woodwinds applies Arturia's Augmented idea to the woodwind family. Flutes, clarinets, oboes and bassoons were recorded in detail, including the breath and key noises that make them feel alive, and those recordings are combined with synthesis so Mac users can shape anything from a soft solo flute to a wide atmospheric pad.

    Key Features

    • Detailed recordings of flute, clarinet, oboe and bassoon
    • Hybrid engine blending samples with granular, wavetable and other synthesis
    • Morph control to travel from acoustic to processed sound
    • Expression details such as breath noise kept in the sound design
    • Presets for solos, ensembles, textures and ambient scoring

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Download from the official site — Arturia's Augmented series page lists every instrument in the range.
    3. Install the Arturia Software Center, sign in, and install and activate the instrument from there.

    System Requirements

    This Augmented instrument needs a recent version of macOS (Arturia lists macOS 11 or later for the current Augmented range) and a 64-bit DAW for plugin use. It runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and needs a few gigabytes of free space for its sample content.

    FAQs

    What does the Morph control do?

    Morph is the centre of every Augmented instrument. One knob blends between the acoustic sample layer and the synthesis layers, so a sound can move from natural to electronic in a single gesture.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demos of its software instruments through the Arturia Software Center, and the instruments are also included in the Augmented Series bundle. Check the official site for current pricing and trial options.

  • Arturia Augmented Strings 2.0.2.6369 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Strings 2.0.2.6369 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Strings 2.0.2.6369 for Mac

    Arturia Augmented Strings 2.0.2.6369 for Mac

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

    Augmented Strings was the first title in Arturia's Augmented series. It pairs recordings of solo and ensemble strings — violin, viola, cello and double bass — with four synthesis engines. On Mac it works as both a string library for realistic parts and a sound-design tool for evolving, cinematic textures that no real section could play.

    Key Features

    • Solo, chamber and orchestral string recordings with many articulations
    • Four synth engines: virtual analog, granular, wavetable and harmonic
    • Two layers per preset, each with two sound sources
    • Morph control plus macros for time, colour, motion and effects
    • Hundreds of presets, from realistic strings to abstract soundscapes

    How to Download

    1. Click the green Download button on this page to continue.
    2. Download from the official site — Arturia's Augmented series page lists every instrument in the range.
    3. Install the Arturia Software Center, sign in, and install and activate the instrument from there.

    System Requirements

    This Augmented instrument needs a recent version of macOS (Arturia lists macOS 11 or later for the current Augmented range) and a 64-bit DAW for plugin use. It runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, and needs a few gigabytes of free space for its sample content.

    FAQs

    What does the Morph control do?

    Morph is the centre of every Augmented instrument. One knob blends between the acoustic sample layer and the synthesis layers, so a sound can move from natural to electronic in a single gesture.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Arturia offers demos of its software instruments through the Arturia Software Center, and the instruments are also included in the Augmented Series bundle. Check the official site for current pricing and trial options.