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“A quality, backpack-friendly controller that's under £50”: Arturia MicroLab Mk3 review
Sometimes only the most compact controller will suffice. We check out this latest candidate
“Still the synth and keyboard collection to beat”: Arturia V Collection 11 Pro review
If you thought this classic synth collection had peaked, think again – it’s time to welcome the 1990s!
“Pigments is becoming so powerful it risks making the V Collection look obsolete”: Arturia Pigments review
With physical modelling and a vocoder among the additions for Pigments 6, we explore why Arturia’s flagship softsynth is very much worth your time in 2025
“Gracefully injects authentic grit and harmonic girth into our developing tracks”: Arturia Tape J-37 review
Harness the beloved character of a remarkable reel-to-reel via this faithful reproduction of Studer’s tube-driven legend
“Delivers streamlined DAW integration with an excellent hammer action keyboard”: Arturia Keylab 88 Mk3 review
Can this latest piano action controller keyboard justify its hefty price tag? Let’s find out
“Unprecedented sound design freedom”: Arturia launches the new feature-packed Pigments 6
If you're already a Pigments user you can get if for free
Now might be the best time to buy the Arturia Astrolab because you'll get V Collection X for absolutely free
Have your cake and eat it. In-the-box and DAW-less jamming can be yours all at once
“With the polyphony and effects it has effectively ‘crossed the line’ into all-new polyphonic Brute territory”: Arturia MiniBrute V review
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
