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Sep 25, 2026

TonKsGUEST
22:43
so it's mainly MIDI controller
Ferry TayleGUEST
22:47
I use a lot of VST for the nerds it's like Spyro, Omnisphere, D.Va yeah you can use D.Va live mainly products from Arturia as well and so I played the pads, all the main melodies.
Ferry TayleGUEST
23:07
And I interact more with effects and filters on the masters.
Ferry TayleGUEST
23:12
I can interact on his drums as well, adding more reverb, delay if I want.
Brandon PatrickGUEST
30:59
Right.
Brandon PatrickGUEST
31:00
And there are some of the really small, especially for maybe somebody that was starting out, like the Arturias and those minis aren't really great keybeds.
Brandon PatrickGUEST
31:09
They're not good... use cases, right? Just as a baseline, like the minimum that I believe a stage player should be considering is 61 keys.
Brandon PatrickGUEST
31:18
The challenge that comes with a 61 key instrument is usually they are either the action is a synth action, which means they have no response at all, or their waterfall effect.
Charlie ClouserGUEST
54:48
They are.
Charlie ClouserGUEST
54:49
That'll be my first check after we finish here is boot up the Arturia updater.
Charlie ClouserGUEST
54:53
Get some samples in there,
speaker_3UNKNOWN
54:55
Charlie.
MarkHOST
2:20
Great.
MarkHOST
2:21
Um, Arturia reached out and said, "Hey, we would love to, you know, work together and do something." And it turned out that, uh, yesterday, Friday, um, was, uh, Culture Night in Ireland.
MarkHOST
2:33
So, uh, you know, once a year there's this big thing, it's all over the country, and there's all sorts of cultural events on.
MarkHOST
2:38
Everything from knitting and dancing and sewing to music and s- um, poetry readings and storytelling.
MarkHOST
2:46
So we, we decided to host, uh, a Bloop Group Culture Night special which was gonna comprise of Arturia and ourselves.
MarkHOST
2:55
And it just so happened that Arturia are doing this, uh, kind of world tour thing.
MarkHOST
2:59
So they're going around to different cities, they're giving talks, they're showing Arturia gear, and, uh, you know, you can go play the gear, you can talk to them, ask them questions.
MarkHOST
3:08
So we kind of decided to do something a bit different.
Corbin YoungGUEST
24:31
And I have a lot of their pianos and that one just always, that's always there.
Corbin YoungGUEST
24:36
I don't do a ton of synth stuff, but when I do, it's either that or Arturia.
Corbin YoungGUEST
24:42
So if I'm doing like period stuff and I want it to be a very specific synth or a very specific sound, Like that's where I go and search by instrument for Arturia.
Corbin YoungGUEST
24:53
I've used the Model D ones really great.
Corbin YoungGUEST
24:57
I love the Selena one as well.
Dom CraikGUEST
33:32
Weirdly, I would never reach...
Dom CraikGUEST
33:36
I go to Arturia for a lot of creative plugins, but I wouldn't necessarily go to them for more of a functional utility plugin.
Dom CraikGUEST
33:43
But I really rate their...
Dom CraikGUEST
33:46
I think it's called...
Dom CraikGUEST
33:48
Bear with me.
Dom CraikGUEST
33:48
Oh, actually, it's Native Instruments.
Dom CraikGUEST
33:50
So sorry, Arturia, for slagging off your plugins.
Dom CraikGUEST
33:53
I actually love you deeply.
Duncan SheikGUEST
9:24
And, you know, maybe now I guess I've compartmentalized things a little bit more, but I do feel like I'm on some level, I'm just like always, you know, fiddling with something in some fashion.
Duncan SheikGUEST
9:35
And of course, technology being the way it is today, it's like I can have my laptop and an Arturia keystep and just, you know, do a lot with just that.
Duncan SheikGUEST
9:44
Or, you know, it's sort of like different levels of amount of gear.
Duncan SheikGUEST
9:50
And so you just think about, oh, what can I do given that this is what I've got at my fingertips today?
Kirk HamiltonHOST
37:53
Like, listen to the lead that they use on the song Kids.
Kirk HamiltonHOST
37:56
[upbeat music] I recreated it actually using a Prophet 5 plugin by Arturia and got pretty close to the sound.
Kirk HamiltonHOST
38:07
[upbeat music] It's a great synth sound.
Kirk HamiltonHOST
38:14
I want to use it on something.
Nick PeckGUEST
28:14
Yes, there are in terms of sound.
Nick PeckGUEST
28:17
There are, um, I think Arturia has been working for a long time on sort of component level, you know, recreations of hardware synthesizers in software.
Nick PeckGUEST
28:30
Um, And they sound great.
Nick PeckGUEST
28:32
It's fun because they have an FM synclavier and I don't have a synclavier.
Steve OuimetteGUEST
25:37
And I will tell you this, the other thing is, is that these days, they're much harder to do a current song than an old song for the reason that they have everything at their fingertips now.
Steve OuimetteGUEST
25:47
How would you ever know how someone came up with a sound? It may have been based on an Arturia version of a model of something then run through how many different potential processes that we have.
Steve OuimetteGUEST
26:02
Or even layered together
Jody WhitesidesHOST
26:03
with another synth on top of it.

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