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4 chord progression tips you’ll wish you knew earlier
From syncopation techniques to tricks for using devices for arpeggios, here are four chord progression tips we wish we knew earlier.
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How to level up your melodic loops
From sound selection to composition, learn about the key elements and techniques that come together to create the perfect melodic loop.
The difference between V Collection and Analog Lab
We compare Arturia's V Collection and Analog Lab so that you can determine which one is right for you.
What’s new in Arturia’s V Collection 9?
Explore the new and rebuilt instruments available in the latest version of V Collection 9, and learn how they can add something new to your toolkit.
Recreating the theme from Stranger Things
Learn how to recreate the iconic Stranger Things theme with our downloadable project file and step-by-step tutorial video.
How to create DAW templates for your music (free files included)
Learn why DAW templates can be a valuable asset for your music production workflow, and how you can create three of the most common template types.
Flipping anime OSTs into beats in FL Studio
We flip the music from Lupin the Third, Princess Minerva, and Blue Exorcist to demonstrate how anime OSTs can spark creativity and inspire us to create something new.
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.
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.