Arturia Minilab 3 Deep Black
₨ 20,500.0Its combination of responsive keys, performance pads, encoders, and software integration makes it a powerful tool for creating music, whether you’re in the studio or on stage.
Arturia MicroFreak Hybrid Synthesizer
A synthesizer like no other, MicroFreak is a peculiar, exceptional instrument that rewards the curious musician. It blends wavetable and digital oscillators with analog filters. It features a unique poly-aftertouch flat keyboard. It adds controlled randomness to sequences. This isn’t a revolution, it’s a mutiny.
Arturia KeyLab Essential 49 mk3 Midi Keyboard
₨ 40,499.0Arturia KeyLab Essential 61 mk3 Midi Keyboard – White
₨ 52,999.0Arturia KeyLab 61 mk3 Midi Keyboard – White
₨ 89,999.0Premium 61-key controller with semi‑weighted aftertouch keys, RGB pads, 9 faders & encoders, DAW & Analog Lab integration—ideal for Nepalese studios and performers.
Arturia MiniFuse Recording Pack- White
Arturia BeatStep Compact Control Powerhouse- white
Arturia BeatStep is a versatile pad controller that offers a range of features for music production and performance
Arturia AudioFuse Rev2 14×14 Audio Interface (Black)
The Arturia AudioFuse Rev2 is an exciting update of Arturia’s next-gen audio interface. Designed to optimize your workflow, the Arturia AudioFuse Rev2 is built on a meticulously designed, symmetrical audio chain.
Arturia KeyLab 88 MkII Wooden Legs
Wooden Leg Set for Arturia KeyLab 88 MKII and PolyBrute
Arturia KeyStep Pro 37-key Controller
Arturia MiniLab 3 25 Slim-key Controller
₨ 20,500.0Its combination of responsive keys, performance pads, encoders, and software integration makes it a powerful tool for creating music, whether you’re in the studio or on stage.
Arturia MiniFreak 37-key Hybrid Synthesizer
The Arturia MiniFreak, a cutting-edge experimental hybrid analog/digital synthesizer with 6-voice polyphony, digital oscillators, analog filters, effects, a performance arpeggiator, a 64-step sequencer, and a 37-note velocity-sensitive slim-key keyboard with aftertouch, is ideal for musicians, sound designers, producers, and DJs of all levels.
Arturia KeyLab Essential 61-key Keyboard Controller
A powerful and versatile tool for musicians and producers looking to integrate hardware control into their software-based music production workflow.
Arturia KeyLab Essential 49-key Midi Keyboard
The keyboard features a 49-note velocity-sensitive keybed, along with a range of knobs, sliders, and pads that can be used to control various parameters within your music production software.
Arturia KeyStep 37-key Controller & Sequencer
An excellent choice for musicians and producers who need a versatile MIDI keyboard controller with a built-in sequencer and more keys for extended range and flexibility, without compromising on features or sound quality.
Arturia MiniFuse 4 USB-C Audio Interface – White
With the white Arturia MiniFuse 4, a compact 4×4 USB Type-C audio/MIDI interface that combines superb sound with operational simplicity and a rich software package, you can turn your creative ideas into content for the world to hear.
Arturia MiniFuse 4 USB-C Audio Interface
With the black Arturia MiniFuse 4, a compact 4×4 USB Type-C audio/MIDI interface that combines superb sound with operational simplicity and a rich software package, you can turn your creative ideas into content for the world to hear.
Arturia MiniFuse 2 Audio Interface – White
MiniFuse 2 USB-C Audio Interface – Black
Arturia MiniFuse 2 Audio Interface -USB Type C
With the black Arturia MiniFuse 2, you can quickly convert your creative ideas into content for the world to hear. It’s a small 2×2 USB Type-C audio/MIDI interface that combines superb sound with operational simplicity and a rich software package.
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