Brand profile · France, est. 1997

Arturia

Arturia is a French manufacturer renowned for its innovative approach to recreating classic synthesizers and developing modern, hybrid instruments. Established in the late 1990s, the company initially gained prominence for its software emulations of vintage synths before expanding into hardware production. Arturia’s reputation is built on meticulous engineering, a deep understanding of analog and digital synthesis, and a commitment to bridging the gap between vintage aesthetics and contemporary workflows.

Analog Brute series (PolyBrute, MatrixBrute)V Collection software suiteKeyLab series MIDI controllersHybrid analog-digital synthesisRecreation of classic synthesizers (MiniBrute, MicroBrute)
1997founded
Francecountry
143products in stock
$55–$3,621price range

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Arturia Piano V3

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Arturia Augmented BRASS

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Arturia Augmented WOODWINDS

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Arturia CP-70 V

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Arturia Augmented VOICES

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Arturia Augmented STRINGS

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Arturia Augmented GRAND PIANO

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Arturia Mellotron V

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Arturia Arturia Instrument Plugins

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What Arturia does well
  • Exceptional build quality and premium components
  • Innovative hybrid synthesis capabilities
  • Deep, feature-rich software integration
  • Beautifully designed, visually appealing instruments
  • Excellent sound quality across product range
What to watch for
  • Can be premium-priced, limiting accessibility
  • Steeper learning curve for complex features
  • Hardware footprint can be substantial
  • Software updates sometimes introduce minor bugs
  • Certain models can be resource-intensive

Questions about Arturia

Where are Arturia instruments made?

While Arturia is a French company, much of their hardware manufacturing is currently based in China, though design and engineering remain firmly rooted in Europe.

Are Arturia's software instruments accurate recreations of the originals?

Arturia strives for authenticity, meticulously modeling the circuitry and behavior of the original hardware, but also adds modern enhancements and expanded functionality.

What is Arturia’s approach to analog synthesis?

Arturia embraces analog synthesis, combining it with digital control and features for enhanced flexibility and creative possibilities, often resulting in 'hybrid' instruments.

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