Arturia is currently offering you a FREE, fully functioning trial of their latest software instrument suite the V Collection 7 until June 4th, 2019. This latest instalment of V Collection 7 adds 3 new instruments and a whole range of updates to their existing stable
Earlier this year, Arturia announced the MicroFreak – a Paraphonic Hybrid synthesiser featuring a digital oscillator, an analogue filter with a touch capacitive keyboard, reminiscent of the Don Buchla Music Easel. The MicroFreak’s digital oscillator is the heart and soul of this synth and features
For those of you who are looking for inspiration and new sound textures for their Arturia Matrixbrute synthesiser, independent Austrian Sound designer Arthur Fussy has programmed and released a new Vol 1 Soundpack for this innovative synth, featuring 32 presets of ‘Classic & Experimental stuff,
Arturia have just announced the new edition of their software instrument suite, V Collection 7, adding 3 new instruments and a range of updates to their existing stable. Now up to 24 seperate synthesiser/keys instruments, V Collection adds recreations of the Casio CZ series phase
Continuing Arturia’s theme of software bundles ‘you’ll actually use’ – Arturia have released 3 iconic compressor emulations using their exclusive TAE modelling technology, which brings rare hardware compressors into the digital domain, making them accessible to a whole new generation of music producers. The French company has global clout for
April Fools has become a big thing for music gear manufacturers and punters, and why not? Music is supposed to be fun after all. Here are a few of our favourites that popped up this week. Korg Volcassette A Volca sized cassette player and recorder?
As part of the 20-day Curiocity Brisbane festival, Noisegate’s very own synthesiser wizard and Ableton Certified Trainer Tristan Malloch will be hosting a pop-up workshop called The Art of Synthesis. The Art of Synthesis explores the origins of electronic musical instruments, and gets hands on
Forget everything you think you know about synthesis. Well, that may be a little drastic, maybe just put it to the back of your mind for the time being. To many, the term synthesis or analogue synthesis, suggests a familiar assortment of voltage controlled oscillators
Saving for gear and software sucks, nobody likes the waiting game. So it’s very welcome news that Arturia’s latest software synthesiser Pigments, is now available to purchase via Splice‘s rent-to-own payment plan. We’ve seen a number of manufacturers dipping their toes in this service, Pigments
The Synclavier, produced by New England Digital in various incarnations from the ’70s through to the early ’90s, was a synthesiser with incredibly vast ambitions. Alongside the Aussie designed CMI Fairlight Sampler, it channeled developments in the earliest computers into digital sound design. Initially starting