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Recreating The Beatles’ “Strawberry Fields Forever” with Arturia’s V Collection
Learn how to recreate the intro to The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" with Mellotron V from Arturia's V Collection 7.
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Tips & Tutorials
Explore actionable production tips, step-by-step tutorials, track breakdowns, and more.
How to make a lo-fi beat: Origin Sound on the genre’s key sounds and production tricks
Origin Sound show us how to create a lo-fi beat from start to finish, using samples from their sample pack to demonstrate some key techniques.
Malay on using Arturia’s V Collection and his new sample pack
Grammy-winning producer and recording engineer Malay tells us about working with Frank Ocean, how Arturia's V Collection fits into his workflow, and more.
How to use aftertouch
Let's discuss aftertouch, a useful MIDI parameter that can help expand your musical expression.
Celebrating classic synths with Arturia’s V Collection
Let’s explore seven of V Collection's emulations and their analog counterparts, including three keyboards that are brand-new additions to its roster.
Transforming a dog bark into a dragon roar
In honor of the last season of Game of Thrones, we decided to transform a dog bark into a dragon roar.
What’s in a waveform?
In this blog post, let's learn about how you can construct complex waveforms using nothing but the humble sine wave.
Five tips on producing hip hop from The Love Experiment’s BLVK Samurai
In this blog post, producer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and educator Charles Burchell offers his five tips on producing hip hop.
Recreating Cardi B & Bruno Mars’ “Please Me”
In this blog post, we've recreated the instrumental of Bruno Mars and Cardi B's massive hit, "Please Me."
Recreating a-ha’s “Take On Me” with Arturia’s Pigments
In this article, we recreate the lead pluck sound in a-ha's "Take On Me" with Arturia's Pigments.
Recreating Toto’s “Africa” with Arturia’s Pigments
Let’s take a look at how to recreate the iconic FM synth pad heard in Toto's “Africa” with Arturia’s Pigments.
Recreating Radiohead’s “Everything In Its Right Place” with Arturia’s Pigments
Let’s take a look at how to recreate the iconic synth heard in the intro of Radiohead’s "Everything In Its Right Place" with Arturia's Pigments.