Dark Ambient Drone Sound Design with Pigments

[@Impukes]

That random envelope trigger is a really nice trick. Thanks for the video :)

[@drbrownmusic]

Yeah, the random modulation options in Pigments are one of the things I like most about it. It's otherwise not easy to do something like that the same way in Ableton.

[@mhonella]

Great video that has helped me to understand sound design and expand my use of Pigments. Thank you for sharing your expertise!

[@itinerantghost]

Super helpful, yes! Cool to see the approaches with both synths!

[@vvcv__00]

Reminds me of Thomas Koner's work. At least the type of work he did when I listened to him. Nice video, thanks

[@NigelMerrick]

This was great, thx. Pigments truly is an amazing synth (even more so with the new version 5), and you did a thorough job of explaining everything in a way that's easy for folks to follow. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos 🙂

[@casicadaminuto1]

Fantastic tutorial, thank you! I'll definitely re-create this sound.

[@NexxuSix]

Doc, I just got Pigments, and I’m still learning a lot about it… in fact this is the first patch I have built with it. Nice contrast with Ableton’s Wavetable synth. Still, I like what Arturia is doing for software synthesizers, some of which I could never physically own due to cost or availability. Nice tutorial! Hope to see more like it =)

[@drbrownmusic]

Nice, I have the Arturia Collection too, but I find myself defaulting to using Pigments or the stock Ableton synths a lot of the time.

[@kawwabonga]

Great video, thanks! Pigments rules!

[@SkuppyVincenzo]

thanks man great tutorial

[@augustisraelsson2250]

great vid

[@Vivaildi]

1234543 "Cyberpunk xxx ambient xxx" are poping everyday on youtube, all the same sounds, same AI video ... same boring music, thanks to this vst