5 ways to learn synthesis with Arturia Pigments

[@loopop]

NOTE: I was not aware of this when I made the video but Arturia actually decided to make their demo policy better than what I mentioned in the video - a whole month (!) but only for the month of the launch, so enjoy it while it lasts.... ...and - thanks for all the great feedback for this video.

[@gabriellord9214]

Great video about a great synth! I'm currently trying it out inside Reason 10, and your video has really helped. Cheers :)

[@trevorward1991]

Really quick, I have Serum. I'm really new to making my own sounds, and I feel like pigments is pretty cool. Is it worth the buy? Can I make sounds as organic as Haruto's Woodwinds on Serum? Is Pigments as powerful as Serum? I don't know if I should drop 150 or not, I'd love to hear your opinion.

[@loopop]

@@trevorward1991 Perhaps someone else can chime in - I haven't played around with Serum enough to say. Good news is there's no need to make a quick decision - this one is free for a month, Serum works for a few days if I'm not mistaken.

[@trevorward1991]

loopop Oh okay. Thanks anyways! Keep up the good work :)

[@gabriellord9214]

@@trevorward1991 I was just browsing the patches in Pigments and found a patch called "Haruto's Woodwind". 5th one down if you open the preset list. Might be worth a direct comparison with Serum? Hope this helps :-)

[@hiqwertyhi]

For those interested who aren't aware: V2 is out now, and it includes a sampler and a granular engine, among other goodies. This has gotta be the best software synth out there

[@mathias841]

I dream about a hardware version of this

[@grandmasterjo1]

Arturia 👍👍 Arturia must be the only company that allows one to download a free version of all their synths and use it with no hiccups but for 20 minutes. Thank you for making the best soft synths always so perfectly.

[@michelnassarofficial]

Jo Azaredo this one synth is actually allowed for 30 days!! Did you try it?

[@grandmasterjo1]

Michel Nassar Thank you for the information. A very Merry Christmas to all at Arturia and thank you for the best Christmas gifts throughout the years with great products and super synths. 🎄

[@michelnassarofficial]

Jo Azaredo Merci 🙌🏻🙌🏻 Merry Christmas to you too :D

[@Diayse]

Get the demo from the link on the website to get the full 30 days trial. You will have to register this version. The demo is our regular demo policy with just 20 minutes.

[@johncaccioppo1142]

@@Diayse what website are you referring to? The Arturia products page links to a demo that says 20 minutes. That's not going to be long enough for me to even figure out the I/O...

[@GamboTheGent]

Despite 405560 thousand ads, the video was very well done and helpful. Thanks

[@loopop]

Thanks - I checked and you're right - they were automatically placed there by the algorithm so I went in an cut the number in half, only about 200000 now...

[@thomasfokas]

You seriously have the best and most informative videos on KZbin. You’re like the Rick Beato of the synthesizer world.

[@MikeUIibarri]

I demoed this...and I now own nearly all of their software products. Their payment plan made that happen. Only my NI Collector's edition has made me this stoked. Please do more software like only you can do!

[@winddealer1]

As usual, your reviews are of the highest quality and value. Thank you for the thoughtful outlining, organization and seamless flow in your videos. You make it look so easy, hiding all the complexity involved in each of your productions. Bravo!

[@loopop]

Thanks ;)

[@professortrog7742]

To all commenters saying 'I am going to check it out': don’t say it, just do it. Seriously! I just spent my first 15 minutes playing around with it, and I definitely know what I am going to do with my time during this coming Christmas holidays... The timing could not be any better, thank you Arturia for this amazing synth and making it free until 10 Jan 2019, and thank you loopop for drawing my attention to this new wannahave with another one of your great videos.

[@Seekthetruth3000]

The best synth reviewer in the world.

[@garaughty]

An absolutely beautiful GUI !

[@McN4styFilth]

Arturia knows how to hit your inbox with videos! Enjoyed your overview and I'm definitely gonna check it out during the trial period.

[@Petros_Michalakopoulos]

I downloaded the demo and I must say it is the best softsyth that I ever saw by far

[@oneduded]

Excellent review as always. I think this synth will help teach new comers just how easy it is to create your own sounds. I’m going to try out the demo for sure.

[@Gedagnors]

"So, without further delay..." Am I the only one who finds in funny that the word "delay" has second meaning in music tutorial videos? =) Thank you for the video! You explained me a lot about this wonderful synth! Really great instrument!

[@adminpanel4002]

Thanks for the effort! Pigments on sale thru August 11 FYI.

[@tonipepperoni3424]

As soon as I saw this synth and that it does both wavetable and granular, i was sold on this one i plan on getting it

[@UDiAudio]

If you want to learn Pigments I made a complete course! kzbin.info/aero/PLn0RC5n44U7GsEBBP_EZ3m40aZBmzh0WW

[@VibeXplorer]

I greatly admire Pigments' outstanding UI design. Strangely, I just wasn't able to get any inspiration whatsoever when demoing it. Synths from TAL, U-he, and Synapse on the other hand, instant juice. But that's just my experience. Nevertheless, excellent video with takeaways for any synthist!

[@jamesbtex58]

Fast, but very cool overview. I have not purchased a software synth yet but this one has me putting it on my wish list for now, until I get my studio set up. Thanks!

[@ritchxmusic]

Would be cool to see an updated version of this! 🙂

[@instantjustice6708]

Excellent tutorial. I wanted to get to know Pigments as quickly as possible and your video definitely is a great start. You've got a new subscriber - thanks so much.

[@matthieuarturia533]

About the demo : Pigments will be free to use for a month with absolute no restriction. Feel free to check it out ! It will be online on our website very soon.

[@broederharry2534]

The other offer sounded better. Now I have to decide within 30 days. That's probably not going to happen and I will eventually forget and uninstall after trying for less than an hour in total.

[@Ss-zg3yj]

Just tried your demo. It's 20 minutes long. Thanks a lot, wtf

[@roblepper8418]

I just got Pigments 2 about a month ago. I'm still learning it. I've been messing around with the sample engine lately. You can turn any sample into a whole different sound. I've been running it as a plugins in my mpc studio. Lay down some drums and percussion along with a Pigments sample tuning and you can make some dope tracks. I think Pigments is a great addition for the price. I paid like $70 for it.

[@jacobbrown1690]

best software synth i ever bought veraion 3 now availble as free upgrade

[@ASKR303]

best synth i have bought. well worth the money

[@basspartout]

Absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for this quick but very efficient overview!

[@dynatwenty]

This is the best piece of software i have ever seen in my life. Arturia is love, Arturia is life

[@Kepitt]

There's a demo happening right now that let's you use Pigments completely free with no restrictions until July 3rd! Also, it's 50% off until May 7th (along with many other vst's on the Arturia website). I had to get it, best synth I've ever used.

[@chriswoolf1491]

You can now rent to own Pigments via Slice in the same way they offer Serum. That made it a no-brainer for me. The user interface is absolutely the best I've encountered. It's been a blast to play with explore all the modulation possibilities.

[@AugustorLazzers]

The lightbulb feature reminds me of the cookbook that comes with the Minibrute 2. Also, great review as always, I'll certainly look into it!

[@MarshalArnold]

Wonderful walkthrough of this new synth! Really enjoyed the patches here, is the best demo I've seen so far. Many thanks!

[@manfromspace]

I use Vital for teaching, for about the same reasons Loopop exposes in this video. Lots of real time visual feedback, and a very clear interface. Pigments is still a bit better both in sound and interface… but Vital basic edition is free. And regarding user experience, Vital is far superior to almost anything in the market, free or paid.

[@Zaubrer488]

Interesting view, describing it as beginner Synth. Very instructional video, as always! However, when thinking about a great beginner softsynth, I immediately had to think about "Circle²" by FAW. The all in one screen interface is super helpful and the color coded connections are useful as well. IIRC their demo policy is quite nice as well. And I heard they are cooking up something new as well... | Remarks about Arturias marketing following if you click on more: Seeing all those Pigment videos popping up at the same time, made me realize again how much Arturia trusts into their KZbin "Influencers". I know it is a word you probably do not like to hear (and I really do not want to spark the discussion about the whole topic again), but it so obvious how much money Arturia puts into their marketing through KZbin (the Drumbrute Impact was another prime example). There is nothing bad about that, of course, because the videos - especially yours - are really interesting and helpful to watch and the internet is full of ads anyways.

[@TROGULAR10000]

It's not so bad when you think that the products elevate rather than dumb down the mind and how gentle the push to buy is, especially in videos like this, where the publicity can easily be looked at as a secondary inevitable effect, even if there are spurts of activity surrounding releases. You can think of it as Arturia understandably choosing the right medium to communicate to users without great trickery.

[@loopop]

Thanks for the kind words about the video - re Arturia - as I mention in the description - no payment was made for this (or being a free beta tester!). If I didn't think it was an interesting product I would just ignore it, but as long as I do think it's cool, might as well be there early when at the time when it's ok to talk about it...

[@Zaubrer488]

@@loopop Jup, I completely understand that. It was not meant as a critique, but rather as a fascinated statement. Arturia makes beautiful products which deserve all their praise and on top of that their marketing is on point as well. It is a win:win situation, you get to make a video about something interesting and Arturia gets a their spotlight as well. As some other comment put it much better: "Arturia knows how to hit your inbox". They always manage to create that sparkling "oohhh, something new from Arturia" feeling in me. Justified so, because this synth looks (and sounds) so good. Also, I just read over at Synthtopia that it is kind of an extended demo period in which all users have access to the full synth for a month, which is fantastic!

[@paulfabian7274]

Great review. I'm definitely going to check Pigments out.

[@HugeBlackDuck]

Favorite vst period.

[@norochmusic]

i have be using pigments a little with their promotion on it, it's a very powerful synth, I may just have to keep using demo once the trial expires as it is a lot to learn and I have so many synths I want to get/try

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Very interesting and promising. I'll check it out.

[@michelnassarofficial]

Dark Side of Synth everyone has a free trial for 30 days!

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Great. Thank you.

[@MPHORROCKS]

Your videos are so clear and informative. Thanks so much!

[@PeterJnicol]

Awesome review. A Turing machine! Whoda thunk? Additionally, I like how composed your hand gestures are.

[@krismadaus4305]

Great overview. Very useful and professionally done. Thanks for publishing a great video!

[@armandocardenas5029]

So cool cant wait to own it 👊

[@armandocardenas5029]

Love it highly recommend 10/10

[@macronencer]

"...and the sequencer and arpeggiator are polymetric." My head exploded. I want this synth!

[@Jaredozo-z4i]

Great introduction think I'm gonna have to try this looks fantastic

[@thenarproject7186]

Awesome Video as always!

[@Artcore1111]

Arturia did an amazing job with the UI among other things. At first glance it seems complex, but it is really very intuitive for the most part. My only complaint is that it gets a bit cramped on a laptop display. A more "compact" mode would be helpful in those cases where the display is small.

[@smd1uk]

Thanks Ziv. I never bothered with Pigments when it was released because I figured that I already had enough soft synths. But now the 2021 Black Friday sale has arrived being a long-time Arturia user (I love my MatrixBrute) I can get it for €49 so it’s a no brainier, however I decided to see what you thought before I bought it.

[@loopop]

My pleasure - that is a great price!

[@chakko007]

Pigments makes some rather complicated synthesis methods a breeze, and that's what I like about it. The interface is just nice. It's not even the best sounding synth out there, but, it's just fun to use, and sounds reasonably good (actually, I like its clean-ness for wavetable sounds).

[@HJPhilippi]

I own Pigments for some time now and I'm still shaking and scratching my head: how on earth can they do that? All these fantastic, amazing, incredible sound creation opportunities in just one piece of software at THIS price?!? To be honest: the remaining reasons to buy any hardware synthesizer today are the touch of cold metal (at best) or plastic, and the hands-on appeal in the sound creation process. That's it. The sound options themselves are long covered by PC software.

[@johnmiller19925]

So... Simply put, it’s a Matrixbrute+ in a plug-in format. Nice!

[@meteorheartofficial]

I can't say enough good things about pigments it really did teach me soo much about synthesis, and i got if for $100, cant beat that with a baseball bat.

[@sheeepman]

0:28 loopop: "without further delay" also loopop literally one second further: introduces the Delay

[@Bendage71]

Beto would be jealous of your hand gestures

[@adamvolkinshtein1184]

Every point aside the 5th are all pros of Bitwig. Not to mention, Bitwig is not just a synth but a daw and of course the other way around. I would love you to try it :)

[@loopop]

Thanks - I would like to try it seriously at some point (I have dabbled with the demo) - the problem is learning curve compared to potential upside. Ableton has a great controller ecosystem and Max. Bitwig doesn't yet (that I know...) give a compelling reason compared to the effort in making the switch. What am I missing?

[@adamvolkinshtein1184]

@@loopop The sonic performance of the system, VST controlled by modulator support, the only FM and Phase persistence synth on the planet and of course the in depth solid Eurorack integration which drives it the power. And all with all the modulators seen at the same time and I didn't even grasp their per voice modulation capabilities.

[@robertlee1176]

Hi, This is a great synth. Does it do brass, strings, piano, real instruments well too?

[@ssmith2019]

Good vid . . . Great synth !

[@TheBossLenz]

Thanks much for this and the use of the Keylab MK2. I wish you could do a more in-depth demo of both Keylab and Pigments. I saw your comparison between Essential and the MK2 but I haven’t seen anything on how to use the MK2 to frontend Cubase or any other DAW. Oh and Thank you. I bought the MK2 because of you! And I will Patreonize you! On a side note, I would pay you for a Synthesis course using something like, let’s say... Pigments! You already have the Syllabus, your book on Synthesis. Thanks for all your reviews. Can’t wait for your reviews on the utilization of the iPad Pro M1. What does it mean for our community? The legitimization of the platform by the major DAWS? Or is it just about Video? I have an old 500 gig iPad Pro and I haven’t used 200 gigs. of it on at least 300 programs. Why would I need 2 Terabytes and 16 gigs of Ram for any music app? Ableton Live using Reason Racks and NI Komplete split out over 32 AUM tracks dumping the audio into 32 tracks of Auria? I can make crap up like the next person but what do you see?

[@loopop]

Thanks for the kind words and support on Patreon! I'd like to think my book is my course on synthesis so if you think anything is missing there send me a message on Patreon and I'd be happy to expand on the content in it. I will consider an iPad episode too!

[@LeicaCat]

Arturia rocks!

[@jaxager]

Dude. Your hands remind me of Mr Bill and Sluggo from the 70s SNL. I keep expecting you to pan to Mr Bill and his dog. Your voice kinda reminds me of Mr Hand's voice too. Anyway, I love your videos. You explain shit plainly so even someone slow (like me 😁) can keep up.

[@Danyu91]

i waa born 1991, but im glad my dad showed me videos of that! HE'S GONNA BE MEAN TO ME

[@jaxager]

@@Danyu91 lol. When I was a kid, watching SNL was like the highlight of my week (well, that and Saturday morning cartoons) so I could see Mr Bill and Sluggo. Glad to see your dad introduced you to the finer things in life. 😁

[@MeerkatMuzic]

Reminds me of Bitwig in a synth with the modulation displays should fit well with that DAW.

[@cryptotrader2779]

Damn. Something else I NEED now. Sounds just amazing. Love love love those sounds.

[@MmostlyRandom]

the interface and workflow looks like MORE than a tip of the hat to serum.

[@aaksamuel]

I get audio break quite often. To be more specific, if you press more than two notes at a time, you can get an audio break for sure. I am using Core I7 8th generation intel processor with 12GB RAM.

[@thomasfokas]

I love this plug-in but wondering how that Arturia hardware made it from the beginning to the end of this video as all three keyboards I’ve purchased from them broke within a month to three months

[@thom-alphaxiii-5106]

coming from old v collection 2 : 99e pigments, 168e pigments+v6 upgrade, it's a no brainer

[@Photobyaami]

its totally worth it to buy now. its normally worth 199 euros and i got it for 49 euros with a 50$ off coupon code. it would have been 99 euro without it.

[@heathrezabek]

Hello! I just discovered your channel (as well as Pigments), and am really impressed by this overview! Any chance of you taking a similar look at Nektar's Bolt, which also just came out? It seems to have some unique and innovative qualities, but as yet I haven't been able to find as much out there about it, and certainly not in the depth or thoughtfulness you put into your videos. Hope this is not too off-topic. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@loopop]

Thanks ;) I will take a look and see if something there inspires me

[@stagemedia]

Did you get a pop filter since this VO recording? 😊 Big fan.

[@loopop]

Thanks and yes, I did…

[@altruit]

How will this be made available? Will it be an update to 6? Thanks so much, as always, for the informative and entertaining vodeos!

[@geebake]

I don't believe this will be considered part of Arturia V Collection if that's what you're referring to. I just logged into my account and it looks like Pigments is $69 though there's no obvious explanation why. I assume its related to being an owner of V Collection.

[@michelnassarofficial]

Gregory Baker it’s because you own VC6! Everyone can try pigments for 30 days and there is an intro price! :)

[@geebake]

@@michelnassarofficial Just to add my .02, I played with the Pigments demo for about 15 minutes and bought it. I've rarely had so much fun 'playing' with a soft synth. Just the analog engine is worth it to me. The waveshaping engine is kind of a bonus. I have no idea how much I'll use this to produce anything but I'm having a blast trying out modulations that weren't available to me elsewhere - at least not easily available. Loopop describes this as an educational synth. I think it's also a great test bed for trying out ideas that are just hard to get to elsewhere. Keep 'em coming Arturia!

[@craftycurate]

Very useful thanks!

[@CartoonCityKid]

Arturia Pigments 5: Ways it will help you learn synthesis. That's how my eyes saw the thumbnail

[@plutonthedarkmystic]

Good for the very first steps ... :)

[@gossamyr]

Great product review, but I admit I don't understand the turing mod or how it varies from s&h or binary

[@MmostlyRandom]

turing works using a shift register (you can lock and loop the values) can't do that with S+H. so once you hear it randomly make something you like you lock it and it will repeat that pattern in a loop you can also vary the probablility that the TM will insert a new value (note) so your locked loop could evolve over time (this knowledge is based from hardware turing machines but no doubt Arturia have used the same methods in this softsynth)

[@gossamyr]

@@@MmostlyRandom ty, that is awesome!

[@MmostlyRandom]

@@gossamyr here's a video I did using a turing machine in my modular synth. (ever part of this melody happened randomly..... based on certain constraints set in the turing machine... how many steps to loop... what range to output etc, mostly in this I only tweak the probability knob) the turing machine is the little black module in bottom left of shot (with 2 yellow cables coming out of it) the output is then sent to a quantizer to keep it all within a set scale. (in this case minor pentatonic) obviously the TM is modulating pitch in this video but you could send that signal anywhere. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKnXeqefi7CHf5Y

[@tehnik333]

nice decksavers on your moog mother 32 and DFAM. Did you printed these by yourself?

[@loopop]

Thanks - no they’re from a company called Cremacaffè

[@therealone1288]

looks like the ultimate bread and butter synth

[@Scyber_Official]

Is this a plug-in or a stand alone synth?

[@loopop]

both (software standalone, not hardware)

[@michaos1]

Damn Arturia, you can't be that great!

[@broederharry2534]

Do you have a pigments 2 review?

[@loopop]

No

[@soulieobelissevan]

How well does pigments integrate with that keyboard controller? is it well mapped? What about vs the 61SL Mk3 ?

[@cybergenic_music]

nope

[@soulieobelissevan]

@@cybergenic_music You are a great help O_o

[@jarnojellesma7058]

Which midi keyboard is this?

[@seangarland]

Do the parameters map to the Arturia KeyStep out of the box, similar to the integration of the V Collection?

[@michelnassarofficial]

Sean Garland only the labs!

[@michelnassarofficial]

(Minilab keylab)

[@loopop]

Keystep doesn't have parameter knobs (go KeyStep Pro!) - I'm assuming you mean keylab? To that the answer is yes partially - you can navigate the menus and presets, but not all the sliders are mapped - at least not in my version which was the beta. My guess is this will be integrated into Analog Lab and will be mapped properly

[@seangarland]

Thanks for the reply. Sorry, I did mean the Keylab. I have the Keylab Essential 61, which works great with the V Collection. Looking forward to getting home from work to demo this synth!

[@derektsao1988]

Any clear advantages over other Wavetable synths? (Serum, Halion, Falcon)

[@loopop]

I didn't do a sound comparison - I'm sure they sound great too - to me the big deal about Pigments is the user interface

[@mushroomsounds]

Check my new soundset 'Trap Wars' if you're on the market for Pigments presets ! -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5zPgmCFZdR4bLs

[@randyrrt3]

On V4 now and regularly $199 but now until early August 2023 on sale for$99!

[@symbiat0]

Arturia are having a sale right now, so Pigments is half price right now till Feb 25th I think.

[@MSS-g7f]

Great demo, thank you. Does it emulate Sample & Hold, Slew, Attenuation etc effectively? I was checking Arturia's site a few hours ago and there was nowt about this. Is it on current release?

[@loopop]

Thanks - yes the random features are pretty extensive and slew works as well. I think they have it live now

[@MSS-g7f]

@@loopop Well the download went flawlessly which was surprising given expected heavy traffic. Have to say it's quite a wonderful thing. I must admit to stress testing it a lot....it took everything from me and threw it back with gusto. Highly recommended as a software instrument with a most capable sonic palette.

[@shengge3613]

can someone plz tell me how to set music typing on my keyboard in this app, now I can only play a sound with mouse clicks

[@reaktiv1408]

Just buy a midi keyboard, there's plenty of option on the market! Arturia keystep to bigger ones... Now you can input notes easily and let your mouse on the side

[@kleveosborne3931]

Can this work with non arturia keyboard?

[@loopop]

Sure

[@futumama1]

Its e fuckin easy interface for modulation matrix etc. very god kocept..very user freindly and sounds like my original hardware but edit this plugin is so fast and easy....like never before ! for sound engeniering..so quick !

[@fakshen1973]

This should be a huge soft synth. Imagine seeing a tutorial for a patch or a specific technique on that? The notes from the sound designer is so damn simple... it's like wheels on luggage. Why didn't someone think of that already? Hell yes, I want the sound designer to explain a few things to me about the patch.

[@valdiskrebs566]

Powerful & flexible... wish this was on iOS.

[@filip_filso]

I love how loopop starts with saying that it's not an emulation of a vintage synth, as if Arturia is that's all Arturia does lol

[@loopop]

from a software perspective it was until Pigments

[@lalolanda2239]

thank you rutracker !!!

[@VictorSteiner]

This for iPad .... they could even have charged a very high price or only have it be usable if you own the PC version ... but this would have been so amazing :(

[@simonlegrec]

Avenger, Serum, Rapid...now Arturias answer of all....Sounds good...

[@marike1100]

It's a nice interface with some decent sounding patches, but I use UVI Falcon as well as many of UVI's sample based synths, and Pigments doesn't seem to sound as good. But I'll need more time to experiment to know for sure.

[@reaktiv1408]

G same here, I think that Pigments is way more Easier to learn but Falcon can do even crazier stuff as long as you take the right amount of time to learn its own special architecture. Soundwise , the analog engine of Falcon seems a little better sounding but thats just me !

[@marike1100]

@@reaktiv1408 Agree completely. Of course, there is a fairly significant price difference which probably accounts for the extra features and high quality sound of Falcon. But I'm certain that I would find lots of uses for Pigments.

[@st0rmchild]

Yeah, unfortunately Pigments doesn't sound as good as it looks. The UI is very nice and inviting, but my inspiration vanishes very quickly when I go through preset after preset and they're all lifeless and dull. I tried making my own patches a couple times, but it just doesn't grab me at all.

[@jacobbrown1690]

check out version 3....added two more engines and sounds amazing.

[@markquavertune2003]

I believe that the CPU works hard ? Would there not be a place for a specific hardware processor for such a instrument as this ? Something to replace the PC /mac .That is built specifically for instruments like this .Waves makes the digigrid .It is only for waves plugins though ! Hardware built for specific software ?

[@jacobbrown1690]

pigments 3 rocks...new additive synth engine

[@terminalglimmer]

Any chance of them making a digital analog synth running on the Pigments engine?

[@ASKR303]

i use pigments in every production

[@anoopsahal1202]

I was hoping Arturia would launch their answer to MoogOne in full hardware. So you can guess how I feel about Pigments

[@TROGULAR10000]

I'm guessing if Arturia launches a hardware polysynth it will be more of an answer to numbers like the Minilogue or Deepmind than to some kind of surreal beast like the Moog One.

[@geebake]

Ooooh. A polyphonic MB 2S with a bigger patch bay or at least a mult. Please, please, please, please, please.

[@joserendons]

don't lose faith

[@anoopsahal1202]

Or just a polyphonic MatrixBrute, on board analogue effects , delay variants phaser , flanger, , complex programmable reverbs separating initial and delayed reflections all on board. Several send and returns sockets

[@geebake]

@@anoopsahal1202 I can't afford a paraphonic Matrixbrute. I shudder to think of the price tag on a poly, though it would be glorious.

[@andreas-franke]

Only 69,-€ in my Arturia account. A no brainer... :-)