ARTURIA PIGMENTS V2 MOD
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Of course, in this sample pack, as in our other products, you will find everything for the convenience of producing your new tracks: these are wet and dry versions of loops, several variants of drum loops, which are gradually revealed and used beautifully and easily, many sound effects and midi files, as well as many options for bass and synth lines, and much more.

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We continue the series of complex and unique sample packs that are not similar to any other. We suggest you take a trip with us and see and feel all the charm of a mysterious and sometimes frightening nature, with unusual inhabitants: people from the most mysterious tribe. We are proud to present you our latest product, which is noticeably different from all that what you have heard and seen before this time. I think both synths are fantastic instruments bringing a HUGE value for synth sound design oriented person.To be far from home, where you have never been. This is all fixed in Pigments.īy the way, when you hover over modulation source label, the tooltips appear to show you where the modulation source is used.Īnyway, this is all about personal preferences, so it is all OK This enables you to achieve various serial, parallel or hybrid component setups as well as different oscillator modulation configurations. You decide where every component of the voice is routed. And did you try routing in MX ? You can completely change the voice path. In Massive X you are free to change any modulation slot for whatever you need (Env, Lfo.

And those two fixed envelopes (I don't count amp env) are not loopable (which is very useful feature). You can't switch modulation source types in Pigments, this cuts off the freedom. Maybe you can assign unlimited sources to one destination, but to be honest.when do you use more than 3 sources to modulate same parameter ? This would end up as mess, wouldn't it ? Pigments is pretty fixed in term of 'modulation freedom'. Unfortunately reading this thread has introduced me to Dune 3 which I've just listened to on Youtube and is now going to cost me money!!! They all sounds great but there are nuances in the sounds that make the difference.

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Massive sound palette from from the collection and highly usable, but when patch surfing I don't get stuck on a patch and lose an hour with it the way I might with u-he or Synapse (Antidote, Legend) or Korg synths. I find that with the whole Arturia collection - maybe with the exception of the very nice CZ-V and the CMI-V. That's probably a desirable thing for many artists but for me this would be good when I'm looking for a specific sound rather than as a source of inspiration.

I think it's an excellent synth but it sounds very contemporary even when it's trying to sound vintage. Oh man, and I just LOVE that Surgeon notch type, it's very unique notch, one of the best I've encountered. Hmmm I think resonances In various lowpass types sound very creamy, smooth and organic.especially 'Mini', if I remember correctly. I was sold on the amazing UI but the sound never inspired me. There are still great things about MassiveX, each has their strengths - but for modulation (I AM a modulation freak), I much prefer Pigments, though Massive was my former favorite…

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Plus little things like key commands for zooming the interface, draggable envelopes, and now granular modes are icing on the cake!

I also appreciate the visuals on Pigments, LFOs that show the shape and current position, filter that show the spectrum response, oscillators that show waveforms/wavetables/sample data, etc. Plus, not sure if this is a 'hard' limit, but you can only work with three sources for each destination at once in Massive, but Pigments allows you to assign and view ALL sources to any single destination.

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Or conversely, how you can see (and edit) ALL mod source for a single destination at once. I REALLY like how you can see all destinations and amounts for any mod source at once, which really helps to understand existing patches (or your own forgotten patches!). I have a polar opposite opinion about modulation in Pigments vs MassiveX. It's not straightforward as in Massive X. Pigments is WONDERFUL sounding inspiring synth.I would call it 'synth with the spirit'.But the modulation workflow slows down my working with the synth.

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