Roma Modulare 2026 is set for September 18–19, 2026, bringing the international synth and pro audio world into the heart of Rome for a two-day deep dive into electronic sound. The new home base, L’Opificio Italiacamp, is a 900-square-metre regenerated industrial space in the Ostiense-Marconi district — a fitting backdrop for a show built around creativity, experimentation, and community.
This year’s lineup reads like a snapshot of the modern synth ecosystem. On the modular and desktop side you’ll find heavy hitters like Moog Music, Sequential, Oberheim, KORG, Elektron, Arturia, Teenage Engineering, and Waldorf Music alongside experimental voices like SOMA Laboratory and Xaoc Devices. On the pro audio side, names such as Genelec, Rupert Neve Designs, Solid State Logic, RME, and PMC Speakers signal serious studio weight.
Beyond the gear, workshops and showcases run throughout the event, with modular performances stretching into the night in the venue’s garden space. There’s also a strong focus on community — something the organisers frame as essential in an increasingly fragmented creative landscape. This is worth checking out if you’re into hands-on sound design and real-world studio workflows.
Early bird tickets are already available via Roma Modulare Tickets, with two-day passes at €20 and day tickets at €13, before rising closer to the event.
Gearjunkies take: Roma Modulare 2026 feels less like a trade show and more like a living patchbay of the synth world — one to keep on your radar if sound matters more than hype.