Luke Million has distilled the heart of his vintage synth collection into Signature Sounds Volume 1, a new sound bank for Arturia’s Analog Lab, recreating the feel of his hardware-heavy studio inside a portable, performance-ready virtual setup.
Key Features
- 12 instruments drawn from Arturia’s V Collection, curated by Luke Million
- Inspired by Luke’s own vintage hardware including ARP 2600, Moog Minimoog and Roland Juno-6 classics
- Compatible with Analog Lab PRO and the free Analog Lab PLAY
- 40+ signature presets covering basses, leads, polys, strings and electric keys
- Free 8-preset sampler version available
There’s something quietly powerful about having your favourite sounds within arm’s reach. Not just similar sounds — your sounds. The bass that always hits right. The pad that sits in a mix without fighting the vocal. The lead that feels like home. For Australian producer and synth collector Luke Million, that idea has now taken shape in a portable format with Signature Sounds Volume 1.
Built around the ecosystem of Arturia’s V Collection, this new sound bank pulls together 12 instruments that mirror the vintage gear Luke relies on in his productions . Rather than a sprawling preset pack chasing every genre under the sun, this feels more like a focused “greatest hits” of a working studio — tight, curated and intentional.
A Virtual Incarnation of a Vintage Room
Luke’s goal was simple: recreate the workflow and tonal palette of his hardware studio inside Analog Lab so he could take it anywhere . Anyone who’s built sessions around real hardware knows the dilemma. You fall in love with a specific synth chain — maybe an ARP 2600M bass through outboard, or a Roland Juno-6 pad with chorus engaged — and then you leave the studio and suddenly that magic isn’t there.
By selecting 12 key instruments from the V Collection that reflect his own rig , Luke’s essentially built a portable version of his room. The lineup reads like a dream list for anyone who grew up on classic synthesis: ARP 2600, Moog Minimoog, Korg MS-20, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Oberheim OB-8, Roland Juno-6, plus electric keys like the Rhodes MK1 Stage Piano, Wurlitzer EP200, Yamaha CP70b and the unmistakable Hohner D6 Clavinet . Even the gritty character of the E-MU Emulator II makes an appearance .
It’s not hard to imagine where this lands sonically. Funk basses. Disco-leaning leads. Warm polysynth stabs. Textured strings. The palette leans into analogue soul rather than hyper-modern EDM sheen — very much in line with Luke’s production style.
Presets Built for Real-World Use
Digging into the preset list , you’ll find a strong emphasis on signature bass patches — multiple ARP, Moog and MS-20 variations — alongside polys, drones, leads and electric keyboard staples. This isn’t a novelty pack; it feels engineered for producers who want go-to sounds that sit quickly in a mix.
The ARP selections alone span basses, drones and leads, while the Juno, Prophet 5 and OB-style patches handle the polyphonic weight. Then you’ve got the Rhodes, Solina and Wurli entries rounding out the harmonic layer . It’s a classic studio formula — low-end anchor, midrange character, high-end shimmer — but streamlined inside a single browser within Analog Lab.
For those already working inside Analog Lab PLAY or Analog Lab PRO, the sound bank integrates directly . You don’t need to load individual instruments from the V Collection; everything sits neatly inside the performance-friendly Analog Lab interface. There’s also a free sampler version featuring eight presets if you want to test-drive the palette before committing .
Available for purchase here :
https://www.lukemillion.com/product-page/signature-sounds-volume-1-for-analog-lab
The Sound Bank loads into Analog Lab PRO and the free Analog Lab PLAY which you can find here : https://www.arturia.com/products/software-instruments/analoglab/free
A free sampler is also available featuring 8 of the included presets:
https://www.lukemillion.com/product-page/signature-sounds-for-analog-lab-free-sampler
Luke Million: https://linktr.ee/lukemillion
