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Synthesizer

Pigments

Arturia

Pigments is a powerful virtual synthesizer featuring three distinct sound engines—Analog, Wavetable, and Sample/Granular—that can be used individually or layered together. Each engine offers sophisticated oscillator design, extensive modulation capabilities, and professional-grade effects, making it a comprehensive tool for sound design across multiple sonic territories.

Key Features

01Three engine types: Analog, Wavetable, and Sample/Granular with independent operation or layering
02Analog engine with 3 oscillators per voice, hard sync, FM, and 3 unison modes (Classic, Chord, Super)
03Wavetable engine with morphing/jumping, FM (Linear/Exponential), Phase Modulation, Phase Distortion, and Wavefolding
04Sample/Granular engine supporting up to 6 samples with 6 selection modes, advanced granular functions, and looping
05Dozens of continuously variable filter types including Mini, SEM, M12, LowPass Gate, and combinations up to 64 dB/octave
06Nearly unlimited modulation sources including LFOs, envelopes, Turing, Binary, Functions, and Combinate with 4 assignable Macros
0716-step sequencer with polyrhythm support and arpeggiator with chord arpeggiation modes
08Up to 9 simultaneous effects across 3 FX chains including Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Reverb, Delay, Tape Delay, Distortion, Overdrive, Wavefolder, BitCrusher, Compressor, and Parametric EQ
09MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression) support with configurable bend range, slide modes, and per-note expression control
10Sound Design Tips feature highlighting optimal parameter ranges for presets
Formats
VSTVST3AUAAXSTANDALONE

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