Le clavier USB/MIDI Arturia Keylab Essential MK3 est un excellent candidat prétendant à une place de choix dans votre studio, comme en témoignent les ventes de la génération précédente. Cette dernière a encore beaucoup de potentiel, mais Arturia ne se repose pas sur ses lauriers et continue sans cesse de développer de nouveaux produits de qualité. L'Essential MK3 a donc vu le jour, et ce modèle équipé de 61 touches va à coup sûr remporter un franc succès. Avec 61 touches, vous disposez du nombre le plus courant de touches proposées sur un clavier USB/MIDI et vous bénéficiez d'un bon équilibre entre format et jouabilité. Vous disposez également d'une gamme complète de commandes : faders, encodeurs, pads et section master. Bien entendu, une paire de molettes de pitch et de modulation vient compléter l'ensemble. Idéal pour contrôler votre DAW - ou via la sortie MIDI DIN vos anciens modules de rack.Logiciels inclus avec le clavier Arturia Keylab Essential MK3En ce qui concerne le contrôle d'un DAW ou d'un logiciel de MAO, nous allons nous pencher sur la question. Est-ce que vous en avez déjà un ? Dans ce cas, vous constaterez que ce clavier Arturia s'y intègre parfaitement. Si vous ne possédez pas encore de DAW ou de logiciel de MAO, vous en aurez un ! Pour être plus précis, vous obtenez avec ce clavier le célèbre logiciel Ableton Live Lite. C'est le DAW qui a fait la popularité des performances basées sur les clips - et vous pouvez utiliser les pads du clavier pour cela. Vous bénéficiez d'un logiciel supplémentaire sous la forme d'Analog Lab V que vous connaissez peut-être déjà en raison des nombreux synthétiseurs vintage qu'il contient. Avec la version actuelle, vous obtenez également des sons plus modernes, y compris des sons orchestraux. Encore une avancée ! Deux pianos sont également inclus : un piano à queue et un piano droit (tous virtuels, bien entendu). Il y a donc fort à parier que ce modèle connaîtra le même succès que son prédécesseur. À ce prix, il est difficile de rivaliser !

The Arturia MiniFuse Recording Pack comes with everything you need for pro-grade productions: a MiniFuse 2 audio interface, a CM1 cardioid condenser microphone, a pair of EF1 closed studio headphones, and a sizeable software bundle that includes Ableton Live Lite, Analog Lab Intro, Arturia FX, Native Instruments Guitar Rig 6 LE, Auto-Tune Unlimited and Splice Creator Plan. Compiled for aspiring content creators as well as budding producers and musicians, this studio bundle keeps things affordable without losing sight of high-quality audio.

If you're starting small, then it's worth doing it right. Tuned for tighter studio spaces, like your little back bedroom, this pair of Presonus Eris 3.5 active studio monitors comes backed up by glowing user-reviews. The upgraded edition of the Eris 3.5 boasts deepened lower frequency production with better transients, and the 80 Hertz frequency response is ideal for smaller spaces. While you would get more bass by setting up a bigger speaker in a small studio space, the audio reproduction probably won't be as honest as it needs to be to support the mixing process. With this tight Presonus offering, you gain the flat audio reproduction that's demanded to ensure an unwarped audio image, so you can pick out the details in your mix and see where it needs work.

There's nothing wrong with starting small when you kit out your humble, bedroom-sized home studio with a pair of PreSonus Eris 3.5 studio monitors! Brought bang up to date to 2023, the BT edition of these popular monitors boast improved low-end reproduction, enhanced transients and, as the name implies, Bluetooth connectivity, making them great for pro-level mixing as well as casual listening.

Great for multimedia applications like video editing and gaming as well as near-field monitoring, this pair of Presonus Eris 4.5 BT monitors are a popular choice when it comes to kitting out smaller bedroom or living room studios. While compact, these monitors deliver accurate audio reproduction and a lower frequency range of up to 70 Hertz. If you want to boost the bass frequency range by adding a subwoofer, note that in smaller rooms, subs can often warp the audio image, resulting in less honest sound. Essentially, the Eris 4.5 BT active monitor pair has been designed for beginner music producers, audiovisual editors and, thanks to the built-in Bluetooth module, also supports more discerning casual listeners and gamers and, considering the price, they're a more-than-solid pick for all of the above.

Made to support mixing, video editing and gaming, the PreSonus Eris 5 BT active studio monitors are the ideal size for small studios and average bedrooms. These 5-inch monitors dip as low as 55 Hertz, making them perfect for pop music, and can always be teamed up with a separate subwoofer down the line - as long as the room is big enough. Just like other Eris BT models, this set of Eris 5s comes loaded with Bluetooth for casual, cable-free music playback, finishing a superb little pair of monitors that offer practical features, great build quality and solid sound.

Since you can't mix what you can't hear, adding the Presonus Eris Sub 8 BT to your set-up to complete a full-range system is always a smart move. Perfect for anything from pop to EDM, this affordable bass bin reaches as low as 30 Hertz, comes equipped with a low-pass filter so it can be matched with various Eris Series units, and features Bluetooth for that all-important wireless connectivity.

Part of the PreSonus Eris line-up, the Eris Studio monitors are made to take things from the bedroom to a more serious set-up. The PreSonus Eris Studio 4 comes equipped with a 4.5-inch woofer that can reach as low as 55 Hertz, making this active studio monitor an affordable option for mixing pop music. If you demand more low-end, you can simply invest in a separate subwoofer. Just keep in mind that your studio space will need to be big enough to support such a set-up because if it's too small, you'll just end up with suboptimal sound. This particular monitor is just right for average-size rooms.

The PreSonus Eris Studio 5 is a versatile active monitor that can be set up in average-size rooms for mixing pop music and other light styles. Featuring a 5.25-inch woofer, an integrated waveguide and a 48 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response, it's the ideal studio monitor for fledgling producers looking to get off to a good start. Round the back, the Eris Studio 5 has been fitted with various controls so you can tweak the sound based on the acoustics of the room you're working in.

One of the most versatile active studio monitors going, the PreSonus Eris Studio 8 is fit for large-size studios and can take on anything you throw at it, whether it's pop, EDM, ambient or classical music. This beefy monitor is equipped with an 8-inch, composite LF transducer that can go as low as 35 Hertz and teams up with a 1.25-inch, silk-dome HF transducer which means you'll never miss any sonic detail again.

Designed with Dolby Atmos in mind, the PreSonus Eris Pro 8 coaxial studio monitor has the frequency response needed for massive mixing tasks and delivers spot-on sound free of phase issues thanks to the 1.25-inch tweeter that's been planted at the heart of the 8-inch woofer.

If you've already kitted out your studio with a pair of Eris Series monitors but could do with some more low-end and have the space for it, then the Presonus Eris Pro Sub 10 active studio subwoofer is the ideal finisher. Just note that if your home studio is set up in a tiny back bedroom, the addition of this hefty 10 inch subwoofer would result in less accurate bass reproduction. The frequency range of the Pro Sub 10 reaches all the way down to 20 Hertz which is the lowest frequency that human hearing can detect, meaning that this model is able to support full-range mixing. Via the filter, the frequency limit can be set to match with various Eris models so, if you're pairing this sub with an Eris 3.5 monitor, it'll need a broader low-end than a model like the Eris Studio 5.