Arturia Origin: The Beginning Of The End Of Not Having An Arturia Origin Module

October 14, 2008
Arturia Origin 125th AES

Prepare to say "salut!" to the Arturia Origin. According to our man at the 125th AES Convention, the Origins started shipping concurrently with the convention's opening. We got a look at the Origin in it's final form, and the overly-modest product specialist gave us an idea of what kind of sounds this powerful synth module is capable of.

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He's really overly modest

By: mgalang

The product specialist in the video actually owns Arturia. His profile's right here: http://fr.linkedin.com/pub/fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric-brun/10/13b/97b

Sun, 2010-05-02 23:46

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FREDERIC BRUN: Hello everyone. My name is Frederic Brun. I'm from Arturia. We're here at the AES in San Francisco, and I can show you a little bit of the Origin. We're shipping Origin today. That's a big date for us. So, if you have two minutes, you may look at this machine.

This is a modular synthesizer. You build your synthesis system by using different modules taken from the synths we have recreated, so you can have an oscillator from the Jupiter 8 or from the Minimoog, and you can add a filter from the CS-80, for example, and very quickly create your own patch. What you can do is really quickly play the sounds, so for example here we have a bass sound from this very simple patch, the TB-303, and I'm going to open a different sound which is by, for example, a drum sound. So, let's go back and take an acoustic drum for example.

[FREDERIC PLAYS A SEQUENCE WITH ACOUSTIC DRUM SOUNDS]

So I have the two sounds occurring at the same time, so let me play that, put a hold on the sequencer, play the other one, hold on this module and I can start jamming around.

[FREDERIC CONTINUES PLAYING AROUND WITH THE SEQUENCE]

Let's take another sound again. I'll take for example a guitar.

[FREDERIC JAMS ALONG WITH A SEQUENCE]

Alright. Maybe we could find a better player. Alright, so basically the idea is really to quickly build your sound, play several sounds at a time, jam around. So, for people on stage, that's very easy to use for people playing the keyboard. There are 1000 program presets and 100 multi-presets which are basically those sounds you hear made of four different sounds.

[FREDERIC DEMONSTRATES VARIOUS SOUNDS FROM ARTURIA ORIGIN]

Thank you very much, and hopefully you're going to enjoy the origin.

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