J M Jarre talks about SW synths

September 11, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on J M Jarre talks about SW synths 

In this official Arturia video, Jean-Michel Jarre offers his take on the advantages of software synths.

Herbie on the secrets of Arturia

August 21, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Herbie on the secrets of Arturia 

n this video Herbie Hancock talks about the Arturia Origin desktop synthesizer module. The Origin is a hardware DSP system that houses several synthesizers in one machine. Some of these synths come from the past, such as the Minimoog, some are totally new and innovative. Loaded with modules extracted from the best synthesizers of all time, Origin lets you combine these modules and take advantage of the additional possibilities put onboard. The result: a new type of sound accessible through an extremely intuitive interface.

Arturia has released The Player

July 14, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Arturia has released The Player 

Arturia has released The Player, its latest addition to the Analog Experience Series. The Player combines a dedicated controller-keyboard and a native software application in one package.

The software features 1000 Arturia synth sounds, made from the company’s flagship software synthesizers (Minimoog V, Prophet V, ARP 2600 V, Jupiter 8V…).

Arturia The Player Features:

Keyboard:

  • Ultra-thin aluminum and wooden case.
  • Full sized keys
  • 25 semi-weighted keys with velocity response
  • Works as a Universal 25-key MIDI keyboard
  • New MIDI control center to set up midi integration with any external software or device

Sotfware:

  • 1000 synthesizer sounds
  • Smart preset manager: fast filter the presets to your requirements, by instrument, and type
  • Straightforward editing: only the key parameters are accessible to modify the sounds
  • Full compatibility with major formats and hosts on Mac OS X and Windows XP/ Vista/ 7 (VST, AU, RTAS).

Arturia The Player is available now, listing $169 /149€. Expect to pay around $150 for it.

New patch library for the Arturia MiniMOOG

June 2, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on New patch library for the Arturia MiniMOOG 

Kid Nepro has introduced the Arturia Minimoog V Collection, a new patch library for the Arturia Minimoog software synthesizer:

Kid Nepro purchased his first original Minimoog back in the mid 80’s and has been using them ever since. We still have one in our studio which continues to get lots of use when we are looking for that certain sound – that only the Moog can provide. So for us, programming a Minimoog is like riding a bicycle – you never forget how to do it! The collection of sounds that we have programmed for the Arturia V collection is done with expert care from someone who knows the Minimoog very well – so you can be sure that the sounds are well crafted and sound great.

The Minimoog V patch library is available for download for $25.

The original Minimoog was released in 1970. By the time it was discontinued in 1981, about 13,000 were produced. One of the true landmark synthesizers produced though the 70’s – it’s compact design, great sound and easy to use interface made it popular with both Rock & Jazz keyboard players ranging from Keith Emerson to Chick Corea. The Minimoog was designed to include the most important parts of a modular synthesizer in a small package, without the need for patch cords.

The original Minimoog is monophonic and its three-oscillator design gave it its famous fat sound. The Minimoog Model D adapted some of the circuitry (such as the filter section) from earlier modular instruments, but designed other circuitry (such as the oscillators and contour generators) from scratch. You could not save patches in it’s internal memory – so just one sound at a time could be stored and played. Yeah, that’s the way things were back then! Original Minimoogs did not have midi, but you could get several midi retro kits which could be installed to give you basic midi features. Kenton makes a good own which we have installed on our vintage Minimoog.


Kid Nepro Original Minimoog – C-1974Moving ahead to 2004 saw the Minimoog come into the digital age when “Arturia” recreated the classic in a virtual software version called the Minimoog V. It has all the original parameters as the original with lot’s of cool new features including polyphony (so you could play more then one note at a time), digital effects and much more real time controls via the new modulation matrix. Of course, you can now store as many patches as you like and recall them with the click of a mouse.

Kid Nepro purchased his first original Minimoog back in the mid 80’s and has been using them ever since. We still have one in our studio which continues to get lots of use when we are looking for that certain sound – that only the Moog can provide. So for us, programming a Minimoog is like riding a bicycle – you never forget how to do it! The collection of sounds that we have programmed for the Arturia V collection is done with expert care from someone who knows the Minimoog very well – so you can be sure that the sounds are well crafted and sound great.

Our Minimoog V Collection is available as a download via our free e-mail delivery. Just open the file in your Arturia software and your ready to roll! Pick the Mac or PC “patches” format when ordering online at our web site. Please contact us if you need any more info.

NAMM 2009: New from Arturia – miniMOOG V

January 16, 2009 · Posted in Electronic Music · 1 Comment 

Updates to software instruments

French physical-modelling company Arturia were showing updates to two of their software products at the NAMM show.
Apart from a raft of new presets to help you get going quickly, the new version of the Minimoog V has what developers call an “advanced automation mode” that lets you draw in your own waveshapes.
More impressive is a new system that lets you navigate through Minimoog prestets. Patches are marked as points on a GUI called Sound Map (left), which resembles a chart of star constellations, and are grouped near similar-sounding presets. If you find, say, a lead sound you like but aren’t totally convinced by, you can open Sound Map and select an adjacent point on its chart, to get a subtly different sound. You can also morph between up to four points, to create a unique blend of a number of patches.

Arturia goes hardware

October 5, 2008 · Posted in Electronic Music · Comments Off on Arturia goes hardware 

“We are extremely proud to be shipping Origin”, says Frédéric Brun, President of Arturia. “The project has taken much longer than we initially thought and, since we had announced the product early, Origin has been eagerly awaited by the market. In the end, taking more time has proven necessary to foster quality and details.”

Origin

Origin is the most powerful synthesizer on the market.As a matter of fact, it goes beyond the traditional definition of synthesizers. It is a hardware DSP system that houses several synthesizers in one machine. Some of these synths come from the past, such as the Minimoog, some are totally new and innovative.

Loaded with modules extracted from the best synthesizers of all time, Origin lets you combine these modules and take advantage of the additional possibilities put onboard. The result: a new type of sound accessible through an extremely intuitive interface.

Listen to it:

Carre Couleur Origin Audios

Dub

by Arturia (JM & Vinx)

This dub track has been entirely made with Origin, except the bass drum and the hi hat. Delay, chorus, phasing and short reverb effects all come from Origin.
Play it loud, I’m Origin and I’m proud

by Thomas Koot

Progressive song entirely made with Origin, including drums. No external effects, compression or EQ-ing. Sidechaining effects made with sequencer driven envelopes.
Electro demo

by JMB Arturia

A demo track based on the Multi “Dark Side 80s”. it originally uses 4 program playing in layering mode: 1 leads sound, a warm and fat bass sequence, an electro drum sequence, a complex dual percussive sequences program and a rich pad! The mix of this track has been done in real time using the Program’s volume MIDI CC controllers and the mod wheel opening the cutoff frequency of the pad sound’s filter.
Lake and Forest

by TJam

A nice Jazz ambient soundscape using the “Jazz Guitar”, a “12 strings” Guitar, a warm and deep strings pad and a light lead sound.
Wes Montgomery Four on six

by JMB Arturia

A jazz trio standard played by Origin. The jazz guitar and the double bass parts have been played with a Guitar MIDI controller to keep the guitar and bass intact feeling. The drum parts have been played with Drum Session thanks to a MIDI drum.

Pure eye-candy this time…

April 28, 2008 · Posted in Electronic Music · Comments Off on Pure eye-candy this time… 

…the Arturia Origin synthesizer

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1qVB4p8BDk]

Origin

Origin is the first Arturia Hardware synthesizer. It is a modular system of a new generation opening innovative avenues in sound design.
Loaded with modules extracted from the best synthesizers of all time (Moog Modular, ARP 2600, CS-80, minimoog and Prophet VS) Origin lets you combine these modules and benefit from the additional possibilities put onboard. The result: a new type of sound accessible through an extremely intuitive interface.
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microKorg ♥ Analog Factory 2.0

April 2, 2008 · Posted in Electronic Music · Comments Off on microKorg ♥ Analog Factory 2.0 

analog-factory-experience.jpg

New version 2.0 !

Analog Factory is a powerful, yet extremely easy to use virtual instrument. Loaded with 3500 legendary sounds (instead of 2000 in the first version) carefully selected from the Arturia Classic Synths, Analog Factory provides the contemporary musician with a broad, versatile and instantly striking sonic palette. It is also a very versatile instrument: all sounds are dramatically modifiable, which makes this software stand apart from any sample-based collection of sounds.
microKorg ♥ Analog Factory 2.0
While messing around with everyone’s favourite baby synth at the weekend, I discovered a little trick that might appeal to all you microKorg users. I downloaded the demo of Arturia’s awesome Analog Factory 2.0 and was using my microKorg through a Uno MIDI-USB interface to play it as I don’t have the dedicated controller….
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