Arturia AstroLab 37 synthesiser

The Arturia AstroLab synths that had already appeared have large keys, and so are also hefty devices. And that's fine for traditional keyboardists who want a normal, solid keyboard, especially for piano sounds. But can there also be a considerably smaller one for keyboardists who use it as a compact lead synth on top of a keyboard-rig? Exactly that is the raison d'être of this small AstroLab 37, which is of course also a lot more attractive in terms of price. The idea of the AstroLab Like its bigger brothers, this AstroLab is basically the most comprehensive synth you can find. Although? It is a synth, a stage organ and stage piano, perhaps even more than it is a synth. After all, the AstroLab doesn't let you create your own sounds. You do, however, get a huge mountain of presets of sounds from the Arturia V-Collection. And so that means you get a monstrous synth that is also a JP8, and also a Minimoog, and also a DX7, and also a CS80, and another huge mountain of synth classics. If yo