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How to use Arturia’s Pigments 3
We overview some of the essential components you’ll want to be aware of to get the most out of Arturia's Pigments 3.
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Terrace Martin (Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg) talks his favorite synths and makes a beat
Terrace Martin shows us how he uses Arturia's V Collection 8 to make music for some of the world's biggest artists.
How to find your voice with sampling
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TM88 (Lil Uzi Vert, Drake) on Eternal Atake, type beats, and creative philosophies
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How does an electric piano work? The anatomy of an electric piano
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How does a piano work? The anatomy of a piano
Learn about how the various components of a piano work together to produce sound, the differences between grand and upright pianos, and more.
Celebrating the history of the Oberheim OB-Xa with Arturia
Learn about the history of the Oberheim OB-Xa and how you can incorporate its classic sound into your productions today.
Celebrating the history of the Juno-6 with Arturia
Learn about the history of the Juno-6 and how you can incorporate its classic sound into your productions today.
Celebrating the history of the vocoder with Arturia
Learn about the surprising history of the vocoder, and how you can incorporate its classic sound into your productions today.
The difference between subtractive, additive, FM, and wavetable synthesis
Learn about four of the most common (but often confused) types of synthesis, and how they're applied to modern productions.