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    • Routines & Process / February 17, 2021
      Routines & Process

      How 5 screen composers got their start and sustain their careers How 5 screen composers got their start and sustain their careers

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    • Tools / January 25, 2021
      Tools

      5 things you didn’t know about MIDI 5 things you didn’t know about MIDI

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    • Routines & Process / January 11, 2021
      Routines & Process

      How to write an effective cold email as a musician How to write an effective cold email as a musician

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    • Recording / January 6, 2021
      Recording

      Microphone polar patterns explained Microphone polar patterns explained

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    Tips & Tutorials / December 14, 2019
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    Exploring sampling techniques and granular synthesis with Arturia’s Pigments

    In this tutorial video, we demonstrate how powerful Pigments’ new sampling engine is by making a full beat using nothing but the synth.

    Tools / March 14, 2019
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    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.

    Tools / March 11, 2019
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    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.

    Tips & Tutorials / March 7, 2019
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    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.

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