Beginners Guide to Arturia Pigments

Arturia Pigments 4 and Synth Basics
Pigments is a softsynth VST with the power to create any sound, from the best mix-ready modern presets to deep custom sound design. Explore every shade of synthesis and make your wildest sonic fantasy a full-color reality, whatever your style.

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[michevanessen]

This was exactly the video I was looking for. I kept on seeing the modulation strip and trying to find a video explaining it - I can't believe how easy it is!! Thanks!

[nesnum]

I just got Pigments 4, and this was a really helpful tutorial to get me started. Thanks! I joined your channel, thanks for that, too.

[circumferencedetail]

Just got Pigments 5 this has been very helpful

[bivekneupane]

I almost never comment on any YT videos I watch. But, your series on pigments tutorial has been really really helpful. Keep on the good work. Thank you so much for your effort. Cheers :)

[kafkakos]

Great video mate. The best tutorial I've seen on Pigments.

[markpalmos]

I love your tutorial... nice and clear and easy to follow along... as I am new to synth sound creation, this has been very helpful. I will check out your other tutorials. Thanks mate!

[jawneethecurious]

Totally impressive! Exactly what I want, and right now, it's on sale for half price. Thanks UDi, you sold me on getting this and thx for the overview. I'll be back to watch your training...

[fingular]

Many thanks. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Subscribed!

[judddredd]

Just got Pigments 4 deal with Wavelength packs and this has helped me so much. Subscribed!

[carlmoretonmusic]

Great video. I'm a guitarist who normally uses synth presets, but am now looking to be able to 'try' and create specific sounds for my new music project. Thanks for making the video available, I'll def be watching more of your Pigments videos. 🙂

[Howhit]

Thank you so much. Your educative style is very easy to understand and your knowledge is deeply amazing!

[ZayinKaphESP]

Just what I needed. Bought Pigments 4 last year for the first time but have yet to find a comprehensive tutorial like this one. Been kinda just piddling around with it but wanted to actually know what each of these bells and whistles do! Thank you!

[jannikvohl]

Just bought Pigments 4. I'm a conplete beginner wheb it comes to useing synths. So I'm happy I found this video. Will try some stuff tomorrow. Just wanted to thank you in advance 😁

[UDiAudio]

I got lot's a videos on Pigments including a complete course and sound design examples... just search the channel

[virgilsstudio]

Great video - this has helped me considerably with the modulation section, but I still have questions... What would be nice is a (FULL) explanation of all the modules in the Modulation section like Func 1, etc, Rand1, Comb, M1, 2, etc. Seems like my weakest point on this amazing synth. I REALLY liked what you showed here - thanks!

[NOUMAEL]

Great tutorial for beginners. Thanks.
It's a great synth. The only synth which is unique in my sense is the Wavestate (you have the native version in VST too) and can't be reproduced by any kind of synth.

[skrabio]

After going through so many soft synths as a beginner, this is the only one I can wrap my brain around. I think the biggest advantage UI wise is that you can be looking at the modulator side, or the engine/filter side and easily see which are tied together AND what it's doing. Most synths you can only work that out one way and it doesn't show the modulation graphically.
It also helps that Arturia has recently been putting out an absurd amount of preset packs made with just Pigments 😅

[teamtomii]

This gave me a good introduction! It's a lot to take in, but I want to learn more!

[PavanSibal]

Thanks Udi. Loved the tutorial. Can you do some sessions on building various types of sounds like pluck, lead, pads…

[switterbeet]

Thanks! i own pigments since version 2 but never really used it except for the presets, now i finally got the grip and wanna know how to design my own sound or change the presets that are already there to my liking :)