In the world of softsynths Arturia’s V Collection and Analog Lab are two of the best bangs for your musical buck. (The fact that they frequently go on sale for half price doesn’t hurt, either.) And ...

When visually impaired music producer Jason Dasent decided to buy a collection of instrument plugins from Arturia about four years ago, he did so despite his suspicion that the company’s tools ...

Tech This $99 plugin recreates a classic studio technique invented at Abbey Road for The Beatles – and it's free for the next three days Drum Machines In my opinion, x0x machines are the best way to ...

No polyphonic aftertouch. Integration with Arturia’s stand-alone instruments is hit-or-miss at the moment. If you’re looking for a standard keyboard-based controller, though, it can be hard to justify ...

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The Analog Research Lab has evolved its messaging, from “Be the nerd” to “What matters is what you do next.” Yet it remains a mirror reflection of Facebook’s broken culture. In 2010, when Facebook was ...

Thirty-three instruments built in, with more to come. World-class emulations of classic synths and keyboards, including Rhodes, Moogs, and Junos. The only way to get Arturia’s Pigments in hardware ...

Facebook is, it goes without saying, a digital company. But tucked into its Menlo Park headquarters, is something called the Analog Research Laboratory, founded by a devout hands-on, silk-screen ...