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Cinematic Pigments presets for stories told in sound.

Build a scene around a low drone, a heavy bass hit or an arpeggio that changes with the action. These LP24 soundbanks explore the cinematic side of Arturia Pigments, from hybrid scoring instruments to the meeting point between dramatic textures and electronic music. Hear the demos, then choose the palette that suits your next cue.

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Two directions for cinematic sound

Current prices in USD. Listen before you choose.

Scoring palette or cinematic electronic production?

Start with the musical role rather than the size of the preset list. For a scene, listen for how a sound supports tension, space and movement without crowding the dialogue or melody. For an electronic track, listen for a pulse or texture that can become part of the arrangement. Macro controls let you shape a preset as the piece develops; the SynthMag lessons below show the idea in practice.

  • Eclipse

    Choose this for the range of roles within a score, from a supporting drone to a foreground instrument. The automation lesson below demonstrates how its sounds can evolve through a cue.

  • Cinematic Techno

    Choose this when your track sits closer to electronic production and you want cinematic scale or atmosphere within that setting.

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Before you choose

Which pack fits film and game scoring?

Eclipse is designed as a cinematic and hybrid scoring toolkit. Cinematic Techno is another direction when you want dramatic textures within electronic production. Listen to both demos to compare the feel.

Can I shape the sounds with macros?

These packs use performance-oriented macro assignments. The automation tutorial below demonstrates Eclipse sounds evolving through macro and mod-wheel changes.

Do I need Arturia Pigments?

Yes. These are preset packs for Arturia Pigments, not standalone instruments. Check the individual product page for compatibility and included files before buying.

Can I learn the technique before choosing a pack?

Yes. The cinematic-impact lesson builds a Pigments bass hit from a default patch and includes a free preset. The automation lesson shows how changing macros can bring movement to a composition.

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