French company Arturia are one of the longest-running developers of vintage synth emulations, and while they started producing analogue hardware over a decade ago, many still know them for their incredibly popular and wide-ranging V Collection, an assortment of VSTs based on classic synthesizers.
But with the release of Pigments, back in 2017, Arturia proved that they had more up their sleeves than mere emulations, as Pigments was a completely new, original design that wasn’t based on a circuit from 40 years ago.
