Notch Filter mode added to Multi Filter and Distortion.

Bitcrusher adds Jitter, Scale, and Downsampling options.

Shimmer Reverb with two octaves of pitch shift and built-in modulation.

MS-20 filter with both HP6 and LP12 modes.Super Unison effect, plus Unison controls are streamlined (closer to what’s in the rest of the Arturia stable) – unison across all engines, Unison Phase for Wavetable and Sample.Modulator Oscillator with ratio options, extended 0.1 Hz – 20Khz range.Harmonic engine now has new phase options with Phase Modulation and the ability to randomize the phase of all partials at once.Wavetable engine ring mod plus Pulse Width mode for Phase Transformation.Custom tuning support with ODDSound MTS-ESP compatibility.LFO presets – six waveform shapes (sine, random, etc.).Now you just drag source to destination, then hover over the parameter to adjust mod depth. Ah, don’t know why all workstation synths don’t have this.

Plus left-right controls for navigating multimode modules.

Updated UI with simplified Play Mode (the one with macros etc.), cleaned up interface, and a new high-contrast Light Mode … well, yeah, looks like it takes the best of the look of rival Massive X.

There’s just a ton of new stuff in this one: Pigments started off demonstrating Arturia could do more than emulate the past now it’s starting to look like the polysynth to beat.

Arturia is bringing improvements to every conceivable area of their flagship soft synth.

Pigments 3 price