Piano V

Piano V is an audio unit plugin, not a standalone application, so it is updated through Arturia Software Center rather than as a separate download. To get a native Apple Silicon version of Piano V, ensure that Arturia Software Center itself is updated to the latest version — open Arturia Software Center, check Help or Settings for available updates, and install any pending updates. The host application will then have access to the native Piano V plugin. If you use Piano V in a third-party DAW (such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, or Studio One), make sure both the DAW and Arturia Software Center are running their latest builds. As of May 2026, you have over two years before Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), so monitor Arturia's release notes over that period to confirm Piano V receives a native Apple Silicon build through a regular Software Center update.