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The Arturia Origin Desktop is a powerful and versatile synthesizer and sound module. It combines a variety of synthesis technologies, including virtual analog, wavetable, and granular synthesis, with a wide range of effects and filters, to create a...
DrumBrute is a drum synthesizer with a fully analog audio path. This machine is designed to give the musician a deep and versatile setting of 17 drum and percussion instruments. The instrument has an intuitive sequencer with the ability of step recording...
The Arturia KeyLab 61 mkII is a professional-grade MIDI controller and keyboard. It features 61 velocity-sensitive keys, 16 RGB-backlit pads, 9 faders, 9 rotary knobs, and a selection of transport and navigation controls. It also includes a selection of...
The Arturia KeyLab 49 mkII is a professional-grade MIDI controller and keyboard designed for use with a variety of music production software. It features 49 full-size velocity-sensitive keys, 16 RGB backlit pads, 9 faders, 9 rotary encoders, and a...
MiniBrute is an excellent example of a compact device released in 2012 by Arturia, the company which once started its journey with virtual software synthesizers. A mono synthesizer with a single VCO, no menu and no presets exceeded expectations and...
The Arturia Spark is a hybrid hardware and software drum machine and sequencer. It combines a hardware controller with the Spark Creative Drum Machine software to create a powerful and intuitive beat-making experience. The Spark Creative Drum Machine...
The Arturia MiniLab mk2 is a compact, portable MIDI controller designed for music production. It features 25 velocity-sensitive mini-keys, eight rotary knobs, two banks of eight pads, and a series of transport and navigation controls. It is compatible...
II? The Arturia MiniLab MkII is a compact, USB-powered MIDI controller designed for use with music production software. It features 25 velocity-sensitive mini-keys, 16 rotary knobs, 8 backlit pads, and a variety of assignable controls. It also...
