Arturia

After going from soft to hard synths, Arturia is going soft again, with its first analogue synth getting a virtual version. It’s a Brute

Serious productions need serious controllers – we check out Arturia’s latest

We embark on a sonic journey though the world of traditional Chinese instruments – set against a modern backdrop

As Arturia’s effect bundle gets a clutch of new tools, we ask if this is now the one to beat

Creating movement in your productions is a challenge, but it looks like multiple real-time EFX just got a whole lot easier

The French flagship synth gets upgraded with more voices and better aftertouch

Arturia’s Pigments is one synth to do it all, in as slick a way as possible. And v5’s additions are a lot better than they sound

We put Arturia’s bite-sized budget audio interface to the test

Arturia’s mighty V Collection reaches generation X, but now its focus is not just on classic keyboards but new ones too

Those hoping for the full V Collection experience in hardware form might be disappointed. But, as we discover, AstroLab’s simplicity is its biggest selling point