Membership plan: Getting Started | Topics: Sound Design
Course overview
Arturia’s Pigments 3 Virtual Instrument is a highly versatile tool which is used in many professional studios, it also presents many opportunities for deep learning and creation at a beginner level.
What you'll learn
Build custom presets for sound design and music
Explore Pigments 3 creatively and independently
Be empowered by the built-in Pigments 3 troubleshooting and tutorial tools
Who is this course for?
Through this workshop that is well based in theory, but prioritizing practice, play and investigation, students will work to build new presets from scratch and learn how to manipulate existing sounds. We will utilize built-in Analog, Wavetable, Harmony, and Sample / Granular based sonic elements across Pigments 3 sound engines. We will also work with controlling synthesis settings with ADSR envelopes, using Macro’s, EQ’s and more.
Course content
Lesson 1 - Introduction
Lesson 2 - showing pigments interface - intro to pigments
Lesson 3 - showing a custom preset, analog and harmonic engines which we will build
Lesson 4 - discussing sound design signal flow - dry fx
Lesson 5 - Building the preset - Analog, FM Synthesis
Lesson 6 - Routing automation through the modulation panels
Lesson 11 - Wavetable - Filter - East Coast Synthesis, Subtractive Synthesis + Functions, Random & Controls
Requirements
A computer and internet connection
Access to Pigments 3 (i.e. trial or full license)
Course schedule
Meet your instructor
Chloe Alexandra Thompson is an artist and touring sound designer whose work has been featured at museums, galleries and festivals domestically and internationally. Using Max, Thompson creates unique sonic environments and interactive performance tools through signal processing acoustic instruments and field recordings, as well as building custom synthesizers.
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