A nice move from Arturia: you can check out Pigments for free for 1 months! What I can say so far: Pigments sounds different than other wavetable synths, colder but richer in the harmonics. Melodies can be archived with a powerful polyrhythmic sequencer with clever randomisation options. To refine the sounds, Pigments includes 13 high-quality modular effect processors that range from delay, reverb, chorus to versatile distortions. The signal is than routed to a dual filter that features the best-known filter emulations from the past products (Mini-V, SEM filter, Matrix 12-V).Īll this powered by a big colour coded modulation system that offers 3 LFO’s, 3 envelopes, 3 different random & function generators and much more.

With Pigments they have released today a complex multi-engine Synthesizer that has a wavetable as well as virtual analog engine on board. Now, for the first time, the company is breaking new ground in their own software Synthesizer product lineup. These include the Mini V, Jupiter 8V, Synclavier V and many more. The French plugin manufacturer Arturia has long been known for its emulations of vintage Synthesizers. The version 1.1 update is now available to Pigments owners from the Arturia Software Center. Various bugfixes and workflow improvements.Computer keyboard can now be used as a MIDI input in standalone mode.Velocity and Keyboard curve editor in Keyboard tab.Turing and Binary random sources now have reset trigger sources.

Added a 6dB LPF and HPF slope mode to the Multimode Filter.

It features now per example poly aftertouch, 6dB LPF & HPF slope mode in the multimode filter or also 15 new presets from Andrew Huang. Now the company released a first bigger update with some good new features. Just over a month ago, Arturia has released Pigments, a new powerful wavetable Synthesizer.

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