🎯 IN BRIEF

• Synthesizers workshop led by Noé Largeron, synthesizers expert at Arturia
• Wednesday, June 10, 2026 – doors open at 6:45pm, start at 7pm
• Boullard MusiqueMorges – Z.I. Riond-Bosson 10
• Free admission, registration required via the form at the bottom of the page – drinks on offer

On Wednesday, June 10, 2026, Noé Largeron, Synthesizers expert at Arturia, is coming to Morges for a workshop open to all. An hour of unfiltered immersion in the Arturia sound factory, hosted by someone who lives it every day.

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Workshop program

Noé Largeron’s talk will focus on three main themes:

1. From legendary plug-ins to modern production. How we transpose cult Synthesizers into today’s production environment, what we keep, what we adapt, and why certain design decisions make all the difference in the end.
2. Keyboards optimized for the stage. What are the specific requirements of a live instrument when it needs to faithfully reproduce sounds from the V Collection or Pigments. This is whereAstroLab comes in (literally).
3. The Arturia sound identity. How twenty-five years of meticulous analysis of classic synths finally crystallize a recognizable, in-house color, found in plug-ins and machines alike.

The workshop lasts around an hour, with live sound demonstrations and time for discussion. If you’ve got specific questions (about a patch, filter behavior, DAW integration), this is exactly the kind of time when they get answered.

AstroLab: the Arturia studio, ready for the stage

The AstroLab is Arturia’s gamble to fit twenty-five years of synth R&D into a stage keyboard. Inside, you’ll find a core based on the V Collection, Pigments, Augmented and Analog Lab Pro – the brand’s software ecosystem, this time designed to withstand the constraints of live performance: fast navigation between patches, seamless switching, robustness, ergonomics designed with keyboardists in mind.

During the workshop, AstroLab will serve as a red thread to show how an instrument is conceived when demanding sound design and live performance must meet in the same box.

Twenty-five years decoding legendary synths

If Arturia today speaks with such finesse of sound design, it’s because the company has spent a quarter-century peeling back the machines that made history. Founded in Grenoble in 1999, the brand first made a name for itself with its V Collection – Mini V, CS-80V, Jup-8 V, ARP 2600 V – emulations that have become production benchmarks. By dint of modeling these synths component by component, Arturia eventually developed its own sound color, which can be found in Pigments, Augmented, and the entire hardware range (MicroFreak, MiniFreak, MatrixBrute, PolyBrute, AstroLab).

To find out more about the brand’s trajectory, we’ve devoted a special report to Arturia and its 25 years of emulating legendary synths.

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A workshop for all profiles

The event is explicitly open to all Synthesizer users and enthusiasts, with no technical prerequisites. In concrete terms, you’ll find something to suit you if :

• You’re already using an Arturia product (software or hardware) and want to get more out of it.
• You’re a live keyboardist and you’re interested in the AstroLab.
• You’re a producer or musician curious about sound design and what goes on “under the hood” of an emulation.
• You’re on the fence about investing in an Arturia synth, and prefer to listen, see and ask questions before deciding.

In the meantime, our Arturia Synthesizers department will be open for you to get your bearings before the workshop.

Practical info

• 📅 Date: Wednesday June 10, 2026
• 🕗 Times: doors open at 6.45pm, workshop at 7pm
• 📍 Location: Boullard Musique, Z.I. Riond-Bosson 10, 1110 Morges
• 🎟️ Price: free, drinks included
• ✉️ Registration: mandatory via the form at the bottom of this page

Places are limited by the capacity of our space, so registration is essential to guarantee your attendance.

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We look forward to seeing you in Morges

Arturia workshops don’t take place every month in French-speaking Switzerland – this is your chance to get live feedback and demos from an expert who spends his days designing and presenting these instruments. Whether you’re the kind of person who comes with a dozen technical questions on your mind, or simply out of musical curiosity, you’ll fit right in.

Register via the form below, and we’ll be waiting for you on Wednesday June 10 at 7pm at our Morges premises. In the meantime, don’t hesitate to drop by the store to try out Arturia synths – a plugged-in AstroLab and headphones are the best possible teaser before the workshop.