when your favourite music teaching youtuber makes a tutorial about the VST you just bought

Cool... I am just learning Pigments 5 and ran into your channel. Got the playlist saved!

13:55 Been using Pigments for nearly a year now and never thought to do this. Brilliant

Hope Arturia pays you coz I'm buying it today. The grandmaster of inspirational tutorials!

Thanks so much for these! I’m now using Pigments 5 but only just found the time to really get beyond using slightly modified presets. But these videos are opening a whole Pandora’s box of possibilities and weird sound design sessions for me! Thank you!

The walkthrough I've been waiting for. Thank you!

“Oh wait, we don’t have to imagine. *sinister laugh*” Love it! Thanks for the breakdown. Really looking forward to the next installment.

I love the disasterpeace shoutout . Great video man!!

Amazing guide Jeremy, thanks for putting it together!

Great video- learned a lot. Look forward to the rest!

Yess was waiting on you to release this video series. :D

Bro... this was absolutely brilliant. Late to the party but cannot wait to go thru all the parts. BRILLIANT THANKS!

Your timing is impeccable, been looking at Arturia's VSTs all morning. Thus far I only have their hardware.

I don't know much about synthesis, but recently got Pigments to teach myself on and this has been super helpful! Can't wait for more

Thanks for making this video Jeremy. I picked up Pigments a few weeks back and while I've found it super easy to just explore, I’ve still made a page of notes from your breakdown here. Your explanations of particular applications of features, and combinations of features, in terms of sounds, styles, and genre is really valuable. Looking forward to future episodes

This is a great video on Pigments. Hope you create more. Especially since Pigments got new features with all those updates.

OMG - this video is incredible. I'm using all the tutorials to learn this synth and use it for everything as I'm a beginner - to keep my mind from going mad. Thank you thank you thank you!!

Wow, what a beautiful piece of software!

I have it for about a year and I spend more and more time with it. There's always more to be found in this synth and it sounds just fantastic. Looking forward to a Pigments 3 update.

Thanks for this amazing tutorial series :) so well explained and great tips!

Got Pigments a few months ago and not had the chance to get stuck into it, so this is going to be a handy series!

Pigments became my favourite VST months ago solely on the strength of the amazing presets. I've fiddled a bit with it since, but this video came at exactly the right time - I understood everything you spoke about and you gave me some great new ideas for this wonderful plugin!

Man 11:58 just gives me such a Twin Peaks vibe.

Just purchased Pigments 2 and come across your channel. Thank you man!!!!

This was insanely helpful. Thank you!

Great video. I got Pigment couple of months ago and it is a well spent money. Lots of fun with that.

Such a great tutorial this. I get really easily baffled by the sheer amount of options Re: 'modern synthesis'. I started out with Alchemy. I'm now using version 3 of PIGMENTS. (Freely upgradable if you bought version 1!) I also Love the visuals, it's so easy & quick to edit with a touchscreen & a good midi controller. (I recently bought an Arturia Keylab49 Essentials, which at about £160ish is a great buy for somebody interested in a nice solid hands on machine with a decent quality keybed & plenty of assignables & some decent software) I like using this as a standalone. It's so easy to get perfectly & blissfully lost in it. These guides are fantastically helpful, although it should be pointed out to beginners (like myself) that Arturia built in really helpful tips & walk-throughs to allow you to learn how to use the whole synth, so don't be put off if it seems overwhelming. The interface is exceptionally user friendly and contains a few hidden surprises too. (if you click the right button on certain parameters, you can set more fields). It really is an incredibly powerful multi-synth, capable of such a huge array of sounds. More experienced soft-synth users will no doubt become immediately addicted to this beautiful beast. Thanks again for such helpful tutorials on this & many other quality musical softwares & hardwares. All the best & Kindest regards, Simon.

Thank you so much this is brilliantly helpful Pigments seems less daunting and might actually start making my own patches for a change!

2:10 perfect chord to start a rage beat. Thank you for the video too!!

I had the chance to buy Pigments at a very slashed price one year ago and it became my main synth ever since ; before that I was using almost uniquely Massive but Pigments versatility won me over. Best buy I made so far. Thanks for your videos !

Man Arturia have smashed it with pigments I don't think any other vst synth comes close to this .eye candy and ear candy...I closed my eyes and that string patch you put together gave me goosebumps and tears in my eyes. Absolutely beautiful sound. Thank you for this video Jeremy even though I was late to view this. Thank you kind sir. Just subscribed.

Jeremy, you taught me how to use the OP-1, the OP-Z, and by the end of tonight, Pigments, thank you!

Pigments and Analog lab are my only paid plugins, love em both so much ! These 2 plus some freebies is all i need

Pigments is a really great sounding plug-in. One of my all-time-favourites along with Massive, Serum, Diva and TAL-U-No-LX.

Great tutorial!

I was about to make the same video with the same synth (because it's awesome!), but then came along RMR. I'll just direct people to this video,quality content!

Pigments is def my FAV vst too!!

2:29 "Pulse... *Nick Baaaaaatt"* I love how much of a meme that man is, lmao. I really like it when he calls things "chunky"

Cool cool cool, nice nice nice ! ..., as u said ! I've juste start my 'work' on Pigments. Thanks for Ur good feelings into Ur video. Alban, from France.

this RMR x Chainsmokers beef is getting HEATED

I was duly surprised after hearing the tone at 8:33, hey thats Hyper Light Drifter

Great Tutorial/Review Got me Pigment'ing and trying for ages to get that sound @ 20:36. Me - close but no cigar ...

In fact, I think what you say about get Vital as a free option to very nice synthesis; actually it's a must-have as complement since unfortunately you cannot make your own wavetables in Pigments. Really great synth, but is the only thing I miss, although you can import into it. Thank you for the tutorial.

Yayyy! A f**king Pigments Jeremy video! (I get that sounds really sarcastic now but I’m actually genuinely really excited.)

I love you, Jeremy!

P I G M E N T S Totally completely keep forgetting that you can pan filters, honestly. Also until now I had *severely* overlooked the SEM filter.

I have 3 versions of Analog Lab and the Analog Lab 4 version is the Pigments sound bank . Interesting sounds and combined effects.

Just as I was thinking of getting it

Finally!!! 🥰

Have used Pigments a ton, but mostly its presets - which are REALLY nice and useful. Haven't even looked much into creating my own yet, this might change this evening. :D

thanks for the video killer vst

Amazing tutorial. Haven’t used it so much yes, but realise that I might replace my Streichfett. I’ll keep me Novation Peak though…

Can you do a video solely about hard-sync? I love your content.

I've been wanting Pigments since it came out.... still saving up.

cool you mention disasterpeace. a hell of a composer. besides: brilliant video on pigments!!

I own this beast of a synth

Thanks

I'm starting to wonder if I subconsciously copy the gear that Jeremy uses or if we just have similar taste... I often find myself getting really excited about a piece off gear, buying it, and then within a few weeks RMR comes out with a video featuring it haha

That coarse tuning quantize is really nice for little fx. Modulate with a square, add a touch of delay and you're off into Mario World.

We need this for iOS SO HARD!

That Nick Batt pulse width shoutout! 🤣🤣🤣

Awesome tutorial. Could you do one on Msoundfactory? I have tried to understand it..but after all the hair pulling there isn’t much hair left to give.

Pigments 😍😍

sold

not sure if anyone else mentioned this but i’m pretty sure the matrix 12 is using pole mixing filters, basically you have the separate outputs of 4 or more lowpass poles and they’re added together in various ratios to produce other filters, like bandpasses, highpasses, and weird stuff. i’m not super familiar with the original but i know there are several eurorack modules at least that have 15 different modes using the same concept

I love my pigments even tho im still a noob after a year of using it. I would TOTALLY buy a specific midi controller specialy made for pigments only.

How do I recreate the bass from Take My Breath Away, by Berlin? I would like to make it from scratch, but some direction would be nice, since I'm a complete beginner.

Great! Thank you! Can we have your amazing wallpaper please?! :D

5:10 Now v 3.5 has another engine called "utility engine" which can be used for sub if you need that and still want to keep 2 engines. There are no "learn pigments 3.5 from scratch" videos. There are only "what's new in 3.5" videos so I'm here having to learn 3.0.

sweet man :) if i can make one suggestion, your synth sound is fairly quiet in the video which makes me turn up the volume higher but then your voice is a little too loud. a good solution to this is to sidechain the pc sound with the mic so you can turn keep it at 100% vol and the compressor will duck the synth everytime you speak. even pure obs can do this stock, and when i discovered this, it helped my videos a lot :)

Make a Vital vid Jeremy, it's insane how good that synth is for the price point (free)

It’s currently on sale at Arturia 50% off! From $199 down to $99,,,

One question I do have, is it possible to route some of this through midi to control a hardware synth? Like route LFO1 out accomplishing through midi what you could do with semi modular or eurorack. Or out to a midi-CV interface.... If the hardware synth supports changing various parameters through midi that is. I'm sorry I did a google search but keep getting interrupted watching the video.

Nick Batt!

love pigments and I barely got past just the presets... It could take 2 years to learn

Can anyone give me an idea of the CPU Usage running Pigments 3? It feels to me like it would really be CPU heavy! Please let me know what you have experienced! Thanks

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When Red chooses Template at 1 minute 41 ..the list is about 20 deep...when I do this my list is only ten deep ...and does not include the Triple VCO template he mentions. Does anyone understand whats going on here. ?

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@20:23 Holy Shit that was so Narly!

Can you use an ES-8 to hook it up to a modular set up?

Here are 30 FREE presets for Pigments (+ a beat contest!) : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7x3pNVomd-ydIU.html

1:21 I don't get how's called

Niiick Baaaaaaaaaaat! LOL

it's on sale 99$

Ultratube

O think this is the most robust synth on the market

8:30 lmao. Splooge

Dedicated sub-oscillator? Check.

What midi keyboard do you use?

Twin peaks all the way...

um i'm going to pretty much sell all of my hardware

Just one year too late