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This is a list of products manufactured by Arturia, a French electronics company that designs and manufactures audio interfaces and electronic musical instruments, including software synthesizers, drum machines, analog synthesizers, digital synthesizers, MIDI controllers, sequencers, and mobile apps.[1]
Arturia is a French electronics company founded in 1999 and based in Grenoble, France. The company designs and manufactures audio interfaces and electronic musical instruments, including software synthesizers, drum machines, analog synthesizers, digital synthesizers, MIDI controllers, sequencers, and mobile apps.[2]
The company's product line includes software synthesizers, software bundles, hardware synthesizers, MIDI keyboards and sequencers, mobile apps, and other audio equipment and controllers.
Software Synths and FX
Arturia sells software instruments and software FX processors as individual items and also as part of the "V" synth collection or the "FX" collection.
Arturia's first instruments were emulations of historical synthesizers, organs, and pianos. Arturia's Analog Lab is a collection of presets of these synths with limited sound modeling available, and comes bundled with many of their Keyboard Midi controllers. In 2018 Arturia released their first original software synthesizer named Pigments. Pigments now features four synthesis types, extensive modulation sources and visual indication of control signals. In 2022 Arturia released a new line of "Augmented" software instruments, which brought new approaches to already known sounds. These Augmented instruments are Voice, Piano, Brass and Strings.
Arturia's first software FX processors were emulations of historical processors, such as preamps and filters. Arturia has since developed original FX processors, such as Rev Intensity, Buss Force, Efx Fragments (granular delay), and Coldfire Distortion.
When Arturia emulates a historical instrument or FX processor, they generally add new functionality such as additional modulation possibilities.
Subtractive synthesis
- MS-20 V, a recreation of the MS-20 from Korg
- ARP2600 V3, a recreation of the Arp2600 from ARP instruments[3]
- CS-80 V4, a recreation of the CS80, made by Yamaha[4]
- Mini V3, a recreation of the Minimoog, made by Moog[5][6]
- Modular V3, a recreation of the Moog modular synthesizer, made by Moog
- SEM V2, a recreation of the SEM, made by Oberheim[7]
- Jup-8 V4, a recreation of the Jupiter 8, made by Roland
- Matrix-12 V2, a recreation of the Matrix 12, made by Oberheim[8]
- Synthi V, a recreation of the VCS 3, made by EMS
- Jun-6 V, a recreation of the Juno-60, made by Roland
- OP-Xa V, a recreation of the OB-Xa by Oberheim
- Prophet V, a recreation of the Prophet-5 by Sequential[9][10]
- Acid V, a recreation of TB-303, made by Roland
Digital synths
Keyboard emulations
- VOX Continental V2, a recreation of the Vox Continental organ by Vox[11]
- Farfisa V, a recreation of a Farfisa Organ
- Wurli V2, a recreation of the Wurlitzer electronic piano by Wurlitzer[12]
- Solina V2, a recreation of the ARP String Ensemble, made by ARP Instruments
- Stage-73 V2, a recreation of the range of Rhodes electronic pianos, made by Rhodes
- Clavinet V, a recreation of the Clavinet by Hohner
- B-3 V2, an organ recreation
- Piano V3, recreates the sound of a piano via physical modelling
Samplers
- Emulator II V, a recreation of the E-mu Emulator, made by E-mu
- Synclavier V, a recreation of the Synclavier by New England Digital
- CMI V, a recreation of the Fairlight CMI, made by Fairlight
- Mellotron V, a recreation of the Mellotron
Miscellaneous plug-ins
- Analog Lab V
- Pigments, original VSTi with wavetable, virtual analog, sample and harmonic engines.
- Buchla Easel V, a recreation of the Music Easel by Buchla
- Vocoder V, a vocoder emulation.
- Prophet-5V, a vector synthesis plug-in based on the Prophet VS, made by Sequential Circuits
- Augmented Strings
- Augmented Voices
- Augmented Grand Piano
- Augmented Brass
Software effects
Filters
- Mini-Filter, a filter emulation of Moog's ladder filter with sequencing and modulation sources added
- M12-Filter, a filter emulation of Oberheim Matrix-12 filter, based on the CEM 3372 with sequencing and modulation sources added
- SEM-Filter, a filter emulation of Oberheim SEM filter with sequencing and modulation sources added
- EQ SITRAL-295, an emulation of the Siemens Sitral equalisers
Dynamics
- Comp VCA-65, a VCA-style compressor emulating the DBX 165A
- Comp FET-76, an emulation of the 1176LN made originally by Universal Audio[13]
- Comp TUBE-STA, a tube-style compressor
- Bus force, a bus effects unit made by Arturia combining an equaliser a compressor and a distortion unit
Time-based effects
- Chorus JUN-6, an emulation of the chorus unit of the Juno-60 originally made by Roland
- Chorus DIMENSION-D, an emulation of Dimension-D, a chorus unit Originally made by Roland
- Phaser BI-TRON, a recreation of the Bi-Phase originally made by Mu-tron
- Flanger BL-20, a recreation of the BF-20 Flanger originally made by Bel
Reverbs and delays
- Delay TAPE-201, a tape-style delay emulating the Roland's RE-201
- Delay MEMORY-BRIGADE, a bucket brigade style delay based on Electro-Harmonix's Deluxe Memory Man
- Delay ETERNITY, a digital delay designed by Arturia
- Rev PLATE-140, a plate-style reverb, emulating the EMT 140 by EMT
- Rev INTENSITY, a digital reverb designed by Arturia
- Rev SPRING-636, a spring-style reverb emulating Grampian's reverberation unit type 636
- Rev LX-24, a digital reverb emulating Lexicon's 224 digital reverb
- Efx Fragments, a granular effect designed by Arturia
Preamplifiers
- Pre 1973, a recreation of the AMS Neve preamp with a pair of parametric equalizers.
- Pre TridA, a recreation of the preamps and the equalizers found in the Trident's A range consol
- Pre V76, a recreation of Telefunken's equalizers and preamplifiers
- Tape MELLO-FI, a tape style preamp/saturation module emulating characteristics of Mellotron V
Audio interfaces
- MiniFuse 1/2/4
- AudioFuse /AudioFuse 8PRE /AudioFuse Studio[14]
MIDI controllers
Hardware synths
While Arturia is mostly known for their software synths, Arturia is also making hardware synthesizers, including their analog Brute series and digital Freak series.
- Origin[18]
- MicroFreak[19]
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Miscellaneous
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