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15. October 2026

Noisegate & Luke Million: Synths That Shook the Stage (and Your Nan’s China Cabinet)

Think you know synth history? Noisegate’s Lachlan and synth wizard Luke Million blaze through six decades of keys, knobs, legends and sonic mayhem at Sound Summit 2026. From room-filling monsters to portable stage weapons, they crank out milestone sounds on Arturia’s AstroLab, dropping hot takes, classic riffs and a stack of synth lore. Forget textbooks – this is a rave in a history lesson, packed with iconic models, genre-defining tracks, and a cold splash of Aussie wit.

ARP 2600, Arturia Astrolab, Arturia Pigments, EMS Synthi AKS, Fairlight CMI, Korg MS-20, Moog System 55, Oberheim OB-8, Oberheim OB-X, Roland Juno 6, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Prophet-5, Synclavier II, Yamaha CS-80, Yamaha DX7

14. April 2026

SPARKY

Vulture Culture

Vulture Culture Throws Down: Can You Really Not Hear the Difference in a Mix?

Vulture Culture isn’t here to coddle your plugin collection or stroke your vintage synth ego. In this barnstormer of a shootout, he lines up classic analog beasts against their Arturia software clones and asks the question that’s split studios and forums for decades: can you actually hear the difference in a mix, or is that just synth snobbery? Expect blind tests, brutal honesty, and a few sacred cows getting roasted. If you think the average listener can’t tell hardware from software, prepare for a reality check—served with Vulture Culture’s signature clarity and a side of sarcasm. This one’s for the

Arturia CS-80 V, Arturia Jun-6 V, Arturia Matrix-12 V, Arturia MiniFreak, Arturia TAPE-201, Ensoniq ESQ-1, Korg DW-8000, Oberheim Matrix 12, PWM Malevolent, Roland Alpha Juno, Roland Juno 6, Roland RE-501 Tape Echo, Yamaha CS70M

15. April 2025

RILEY

Luke Million

Luke Million Rocks the Roland Juno 6

In the electronic jungle of synths, Luke Million takes us on a journey through the Roland Juno 6. This trusty old beast is like a six-pack of vintage brew, with chorus effects that can turn a drizzle into a downpour. Luke’s deep dive reveals why this classic still holds its own, proving it’s more than just a first-time buyer’s friend, but an endlessly charming piece of gear that slaps harder than a Chicago wind.

Roland Juno 6