YOUTUBER: Arturia

12. June 2026

LYRA

Arturia MiniLab 37: A Compact Controller Architecture for Modern Music Workflows

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Arturia MiniLab 37: A Compact Controller Architecture for Modern Music Workflows

Arturia returns with the MiniLab 37, a streamlined 37-key MIDI controller engineered for contemporary music production and performance. Presented by Yetundey, this official overview video walks through the controller’s hands-on interface, from velocity-sensitive slim keys to assignable RGB pads and a crisp OLED display. Arturia leans into workflow-centric design, promising seamless DAW integration, tactile control, and a bundled software suite to accelerate creativity. We dissect what’s shown, focusing on the architecture of the controller, its playability, and how these features translate into real-world studio and live use.

5. June 2026

MILES

Arturia’s Memory V: Mutating Moog DNA with Mark Mothersbaugh

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Arturia’s Memory V: Mutating Moog DNA with Mark Mothersbaugh

In this Arturia feature, we’re treated to a tour of Mutato Muzika with none other than Mark Mothersbaugh of DEVO fame, as he reflects on decades of sonic exploration. The focus is Arturia’s Memory V—a digital homage to the legendary Memorymoog, repackaged for today’s workflows. Mothersbaugh shares candid anecdotes about the analog wild west, the frustrations of manual synth recall, and how Memory V bundles classic character with modern convenience. Expect a blend of nostalgia, technical musings, and an artist’s perspective on why built-in effects and digital flexibility can kickstart fresh creative possibilities.

29. May 2026

LYRA

Arturia Memory V: Digital Nostalgia, Analog Character

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Arturia Memory V: Digital Nostalgia, Analog Character

Arturia’s Memory V steps into the spotlight as a software instrument designed to channel the lush, unstable polyphony of classic analog synths—without ever needing to dust off a vintage unit. In this official video, Arturia’s Matt Paull walks us through building three foundational patches: a shimmering 80s pad, a responsive analog bass, and a sharp, moving lead. The focus is on layered oscillators, vintage drift, and modulation techniques that inject genuine movement and depth into each sound. If you’re interested in how digital design can capture vintage spirit, this workflow-centric session is a deep dive into the Memory V’s architecture—direct

27. May 2026

LYRA

Arturia Memory V: Digital Heritage, Analog Soul

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Arturia Memory V: Digital Heritage, Analog Soul

Arturia steps up to the challenge of reviving the legendary Memory-Mogue with Memory V, a virtual instrument that promises both historical accuracy and modern creative muscle. This official overview walks through triple-oscillator voicing, a meticulously modeled ladder filter, Multi-Arp sequencing, and a wealth of modulation and effects options—all delivered via Arturia’s TAE tech. Whether in the DAW or on stage, the Memory V aims to be a playground for evolving textures, lush pads, and punchy leads. But as always, the real test is how these digital architectures translate into actual workflows and sound design freedom, and this video gives us

20. May 2026

LYRA

Arturia KeyLab mk3 Update 1.5: Performance-Driven Refinement for the Modern Controller

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Arturia KeyLab mk3 Update 1.5: Performance-Driven Refinement for the Modern Controller

Arturia’s KeyLab mk3 has always aimed to be more than just a MIDI controller—it’s a central command station for both studio and stage. With Update 1.5, Arturia doubles down on its commitment to performance workflows, introducing deep Apple MainStage integration, a reimagined Analog Lab Multi interface, and a host of UI improvements. This official walkthrough highlights how the mk3’s robust hardware and evolving software ecosystem are designed to keep pace with demanding creative environments. We take a close look at what’s new, how it changes the day-to-day experience, and where Arturia’s flagship stands in the ever-competitive world of hybrid controllers.

14. May 2026

LYRA

Arturia Pigments 7: Rave Explorations Dissected – Digital Power for Euphoric Sound Design

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Arturia Pigments 7: Rave Explorations Dissected – Digital Power for Euphoric Sound Design

Arturia’s official channel delivers a deep-dive into Pigments 7, spotlighting its role as a digital powerhouse for crafting high-energy, rave-inspired tracks. Guided by Alex, the video unpacks the Rave Explorations sound bank, demonstrating how Pigments’ multi-engine architecture, modulation matrix, and effects sculpt euphoric keys, punchy basses, and aggressive leads. This breakdown isn’t just a preset parade—it’s a workflow-centric tour through layering, macro controls, and the kind of sonic detail that digital synth nerds crave. If you’re curious about how Pigments 7’s architecture translates into real-world rave production, this is a must-watch.

6. May 2026

LYRA

Instinct and Architecture: Arturia Pigments in the Hands of Jenys

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Instinct and Architecture: Arturia Pigments in the Hands of Jenys

Arturia’s Pigments stands as a digital chameleon, inviting users to sculpt sound from the ground up with a blend of instinct and technical depth. In this official Arturia video, producer Jenys dives into Pigments’ multi-engine synthesis, granular textures, and open modulation matrix, building a future-facing sketch from a blank canvas. The focus is on workflow: how Pigments’ architecture enables rapid layering, modulation, and performance tweaks, all while encouraging creative experimentation. For those curious about how digital synths can be both powerful and accessible, this walkthrough is a revealing look at what Pigments offers right out of the box.

24. April 2026

LYRA

Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA: Hybrid Cinematic Soundscapes Deconstructed

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Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA: Hybrid Cinematic Soundscapes Deconstructed

Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA is pitched as a cinematic powerhouse, merging evocative Persian and Middle Eastern instrumentation with modern synthesis for a truly hybrid palette. In this official video, Matt dissects a lush composition by Andrew Beaton, revealing how expressive presets, intricate layering, and modulation workflows shape the track’s emotional arc. As is typical for Arturia’s in-depth presentations, the focus is on sound architecture, performance-ready patches, and the creative potential of hybrid synthesis. We follow the breakdown of key sections, highlighting both the sonic detail and the workflow philosophy that Augmented PERSIA brings to the table.

22. April 2026

LYRA

Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA: Hybrid Soundscapes Where Tradition Meets Synthesis

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Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA: Hybrid Soundscapes Where Tradition Meets Synthesis

Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA is not your average sample library—it’s a digital instrument that fuses deeply-sampled Persian and Middle Eastern instruments with a robust hybrid synthesis engine. In this official walkthrough, Arturia demonstrates how Augmented PERSIA’s architecture lets you morph between acoustic authenticity and synthetic abstraction, all via an interface designed for both immediacy and deep tweaking. From expressive presets to advanced modulation and macro control, this video is a guided tour through a workflow that’s as much about performance as it is about sound design. We dig into what’s actually shown, how the UI structures the experience, and where the

27. March 2026

MILES

Arturia’s KeyStep 37 mk2: Modular Command and Tactile Control in Maarten Vos’s Studio

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Arturia’s KeyStep 37 mk2: Modular Command and Tactile Control in Maarten Vos’s Studio

In this deep-dive from Arturia’s official channel, Dutch cellist and modular explorer Maarten Vos invites us into his Berlin studio to showcase how the KeyStep 37 mk2 becomes the tactile heart of a hybrid setup. The video walks through integrating the controller with Eurorack, Buchla, and outboard gear, highlighting its role as a nerve centre for both MIDI and CV workflows. Vos demonstrates patching techniques, layering oscillators, and blending his classical cello roots with modular synthesis, all while emphasising the importance of physical interaction. For those curious about how a compact controller can orchestrate a sprawling modular rig, this is