I won’t go deep describing how every parameter works, and a couple of articles won’t be able to cover all the wonders that Pigments has to offer. I was just curious to try something different, but I ended up appreciating its ease of use, its new capability (in version 2) to import my own samples and, last but not least, by the sound quality. In the last months, I have been fascinated by Pigments, the huge, colored synth from Arturia. Users wishing to buy Pigments during this promotional month will be able to purchase it for only $149, and exclusive deals will be available for existing Arturia customers and V Collection owners.Pigments (version 2) is a delightful playground for sound creation, as we’ll see in this installment of Anatomy of a Patch.

To give this exciting new-generation software synthesizer the launch it deserves, Pigments will be available to experience for free for a full month after its release. Pigments will retail for $199, but up until 10 January 2019, anyone can enjoy Pigments for free. Highlighted “notes” to show which parameters are recommended to tweak.Hundreds of presets from awesome artists and experienced sound designers, including Jeremy Savage, Starcadian, Cubic Spline, Mord Fustang, and Jörg Hüttner.Create complex, custom and evolving sequences or arpsĮxtensive factory preset library: learn from the masters.

Polyrhythmic Sequencer and Arpeggiator: get creative Living, moving waveform to see your sound come alive.Graphical representation of the most important modules.4 assignable Macros to control multiple parameters at once.Envelopes, LFOs, Function generators, Random sources.Graphical editing, source-based or destination-based.All the essential parameters can be modulatedĪdvanced modulation system: modulate anything with anything.Insert or Send routing options with drag and drop for easy switching.

13 stunning effects, including wavefolder, overdrive, parametric EQ, and delay.

Powerful effects section: an all-in-one solution

Classic filters from V Collection instruments.

Complex Wavetable engine with morphing and import.

Virtual Analog triple oscillator engine.

Two engines in parallel: the best of both worlds At a glance, here are Pigment’s key features:

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