Arturia

Get a dedicated controller keyboard and a Native software application with about 1,000 synth sounds from Arturia's latest release, Analog Experience The Player.  

Through August 31st, Arturia is offering a special buy one, get one free offer for all of its virtual synthesizers (including Moog Modular V, Jupiter-8V, and the like), as well as a discounted price for V Collection 2.  

For your convenience, Arturia's Analog Experience The Factory puts Analog Factory 2.5 software (with its 3,500 synthesizer sounds from the Arturia instrument collection) and a 32-key MIDI keyboard controller together in the same package.  

What's better than having one Arturia virtual synth? How about having all of them? Arturia's new V Collection 2.0 bundles up each instrument down the line, including the upgraded version of the Moog Modular V, the Minimoog-V, the CS-80V, the ProphetV, the ARP2600 V, and the Jupiter-8V.  

Head on over to Arturia's Web site to upgrade your copy of Analog Factory to version 2.5. The update gives Analog Factory a redesigned interface, new MIDI Control Center, and more.  

With Arturia's new bundle pack, The One, you'll have full access to all of Arturia's software instruments for about two weeks, with the liberty to choose which one to authorize and keep at the end of the trial period.  

Now shipping and free for all current users is version 2.0 of Arturia's Jupiter-8V, the software re-creation of the famed Roland Jupiter-8.  

Arturia has finally set the date to ship the Origin Keyboard. No longer just a work in progress, the Origin Keyboard will hit the market in March of 2010.  

Arturia's Analog Factory opened its doors to its new Analog Experience line of hybrid synth workers: The Player, The Factory, and The Laboratory.  

Users of Arturia Prophet V can now head on over to the company site to download the free version 2.0 upgrade.  

Get everything you need to produce your own hip-hop through the new Arturia bundled set, Hip-Hop Producer, which includes Live Lite 8 Arturia Edition, Analog Factory Hip Hop Edition, Lounge Lizard Session, and the ModernBeats Hip Hop bank.  

Registered users can now upgrade to version 2.0 of Arturia ARP2600 V, the software reproduction of the ARP 2600 analog synth, for free. The updated version offers a number of new features and bug fixes.  

It is my opinion that of all the hardware analog synths still in existence, the Moog Modular is the beast to beat, having very flexible capabilities. If you're a touring synth enthusiast, touring with one is next to impossible (unless you're Keith Emerson), and opting for a software version of it would be the most logical way to go around it. The updates found in the Arturia Moog Modular V 2.5 give way for more expressive options along with new sound-shaping possibilities to make it an amiable touring partner.  

It isn't any fun when you play your CS-80 emulation and you can't tweak the way your pitch bend should behave as well as encountering some annoying bugs which, if you're in a middle of a performance, can cause your gig to fail. The Arturia CS-80V 2.0 is the latest version that provides those fixes as well as gives a new way to create your sounds.  

As analog synthesizer sounds have endeared today's musician, the development of new alternatives to recreate them has been the trend for the past 10 years. Being part of this history of recreation, Arturia releases eight of their famous software synthesizers in the new Arturia 10-Year-Suite.  

You wouldn't paint a mustache on the Mona Lisa, would you? If you would, maybe you should go work for Arturia. Even though they stay as true to the tone as they can, they add some new features. But as far as mustaches go, this one's pretty rocking -- like one of those handlebar mustaches.  

If you've ever wondered why that one guy at the experimental jazz showcase seemed to be operating a switchboard during the entire set, now the Arturia ARP 2600v allows you to do the same thing. Bill Holland walks us through patches and more.  

All cultures have their origin myth; now you can have your own Arturia Origin analog synth modeler! 125th AES saw the final, now shipping version of Arturia's hardware module, and we head over to their modest AES booth to give it une écoute sérieuse.  

Arturia has started shipment on the Origin Polysynth. They made it official at 125th AES San Francisco.  

Jason Darr of Neurosonic talks about making hard rock with software.  

Arturia came up with the name Analog Factory Experience because they claim that the experience of using this software is pretty much the same as using hardware. You can even throw your mouse and computer keyboard aside. You don't need them at all with Analog Factory Experience.  

Although the Arturia booth had none to fully display, we can expect the Origin Keyboard to be out soon. It expands upon the Origin Module, adding 61 velocity sensitive keys with aftertouch to your analog factory experience.  

The Arturia Origin is the first digital hardware synthesizer, and here, we take a look and a listen to this sleek machine and its fields and fields of tweakable knobs. The Origin has so much that you can tweak that its...  

Arturia shows us a new analog synth-style computer that's either catlike or cheese-trap-like in its ability to rid you of your mouse. Arturia's new controller is part of the Analog Factory Experience, used to control the...  

ARTURIA announces their Analog Factory Experience hybrid synthesizer. This unique concept pairs a native software application with a dedicated controller-keyboard to make use straightforward yet innovative for an enjoyable...  

Behold, the Ultimate Synthesizer Collection from Arturia, softsynth makers extraordinaire. They call it the "V" Collection and for a limited time, there's an upgrade offer good until September. From Arturia:

The...  

The Arturia Origin is a virtual modular synth environment making use of the components found in Arturia's high quality synth models. For example, if you want to use an oscillator from the Prophet V and run it through a...  

Happy Friday the 13th! Time for Episode 30 of Gearwire Crosstalk.

In this episode we finish up our brass sample listening test. Check the video for the results. Also Dan, Mike, and Drew watch a few videos that our...  

The last video took us through the design of the Jupiter 8V. This one takes us through some of the presets that you will find on this instrument. Typical sounds will remind us of the 80's but the Jupiter 8 was capable of...  

The Roland Jupiter 8 is known as one of the most influencial synths of the past few decades. At Musikmesse Arturia was showing their new software emulation of the this 1980's work horse, the Jupiter 8V. Besides having the...