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As you know, I am a HUGE fan of Arturia Pigments. Not only is one of the most powerful, most accessible, and best sounding synths in it's class, but it keeps getting updated to make it even better than it was before. But what about it could be even BETTER? What parts of the synth have become a bit "long in the tooth" and what parts do I love the most?

In this episode we break down everything that we love about Pigments, go over our wish list for the synth, and perhaps even provide the developers with some helpful tips for future iterations of their flagship synth.

Do you love Pigments as much as we do? Let me know in the comments!

Cheers,

-S1gns

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Pigments Special! Praise and Improvement Ideas for Our Favorite Synth

Everyone loves Arturia Pigments. How could you not? In this special episode, Jon and Chris discuss their favorite synth and offer up some insightful suggestions for the developers on how to make it even better. Chris from S1gns Of L1fe is an ambient music producer, content creator and sound designer from the Bay Area, CA. He is the co-founder of Synphaera Records, exosphere, and Material by Synphaera. Jon Audio teaches sound design of many different kinds of electronic music as well as specific courses of popular synthesizers. SUBSCRIBE to S1gns Of L1fe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3HAT4Wo Listen to music on Synphaera: https://synphaera.bandcamp.com/ Listen to music on exosphere: https://exospheremusic.bandcamp.com/ Follow S1gns on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/s1gnsofl1fe/ Join S1gns Of L1fe on Patreon with bonus Harmonic Horizons Content - Beyond the Horizon: https://www.patreon.com/s1gnsofl1fe All of his links: linktr.ee/s1gnsofl1fe SUBSCRIBE to Jon Audio on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jonaudio Join Jon Audio on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JonAudio Visit the Jon Audio Store: https://jonaudio.gumroad.com/ ---Timecodes--- 0:00 Pigments Origins 2:23 What We Love About Pigments 8:00 Future Pigments Ideas 18:42 Pigments Filters 22:11 Pigments Preset Management 24:47 Pigments Multicore 28:02 Future Wavetable Editor 31:36 Function Editor Improvements 34:44 Pigments Skins 36:45 Community Thinking 39:16 Ending

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Ken Blanton

I don't have many complaints about Pigments. What trips me up the most is that it's not crystal clear if I'm working on Engine 1 or 2. It's real easy to think you're working on one but in actuality are working on the other.