5 Ways To Learn Synthesis With Arturia Pigments

In this video from Youtuber loopop, we learn 5 interesting ways in which Arturia’s new Pigments hybrid wavetable and virtual analog synthesizer can be used to learn sound synthesis.

Video Index

• 0:00 Intro
• 0:40 #1: Arturia’s demo policy
• 1:25 #2: Modulation oscilloscopes
• 2:30 Viewing mods
• 4:05 Creating mods
• 5:30 #3: Kit, caboodle: Synth engines and filter types
• 8:35 #4: Mod source variety
• 10:55 #5: Beginner tools

Arturia Pigments Features

• Two engines in parallel
• Virtual Analog triple osc engine
• Complex Wavetable engine
• Two filters
• Classic filter types from V Collection instruments
• Modern filter types
• Continuous series/parallel routing
• Powerful effects section
• Insert or Send routing
• Modulable parameters
• Advanced modulation system
• Graphical editing, source-based or destination-based.
• Envelopes, LFOs, Function generators, Random src, …
• Visual interface
• Graphical representation of the most important modules
• Polyrhythmic Sequencer and Arpeggiator
• Create complex, custom and evolving sequences/arps
• Extensive factory preset library

The Arturia Pigments synthesizer, currently priced at $149, is available for a free trial until January 10, 2019, after which point it will be priced at $199. You can visit the Arturia website to learn more.

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