29. September 2026
Sinusoidal Sine-Fight: Metamyther Gets Weird with Unfiltered Audio’s Run Rhythm
29. September 2026
Taylor Fiore Gets Twisted: Warping Audio Like a Pro in Ableton Note 2.1
28. September 2026
The Unperson Unleashes Elastic OSC: Plaits Goes Polyphonic and Gets Rowdy
28. September 2026
Molten Music Technology Brings the Noise: Radio Music 2 & 8mu DIY Build Reviewed
28. September 2026
Verysickbeats Puts Koala Sampler’s New Stem Splitter to the Street Test
27. September 2026
Whispering Air and Resonance: Martin Stürtzer’s Journey through Modartt Airteq
27. September 2026
Dirtywave M8 on iOS: sunwarper Dives in Headfirst (No Manual, No Mercy)
26. September 2026
AudioPilz vs. cyma forma RND: The One-Button Synth That Flips the Bird to Tradition
26. September 2026
Kairos as Living Sculpture: MusicRadar Tech Enters Laura Misch’s Sonic Sanctuary
25. September 2026
Expressive E Osmose Firmware 2.3: DAW Control, Ctrl-e and the Next Level of Expressive Integration

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30. September 2026
Joranalogue Audio Design’s Flow 3 is not your average filter—it’s an auto-dynamic analog Swiss army knife with creative patching in mind. In this official video, Simon walks through classic and less obvious module pairings, showing how Flow 3’s envelope follower, decay envelope and triple filter outputs play with other Joranalogue modules. From textured drones to sidechained percussion and clever looping tricks, we get a patch-by-patch look at what Flow 3 actually brings to a Eurorack system. If you like seeing how modules interact in real-world patches, this one’s for you.
COMPARE 2, Cycle 5, Filter 8, Flow 3, Generate 3, Mix 3, Orbit 3, Pivot 2, SELECT 2, STEP 8, Warp 1

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30. September 2026
Patch Alchemy: Intellijel Brews Dub in Eurorack
MILES
Intellijel’s latest patch walkthrough is a deep dive into dub-inspired modular territory, led by Matt and a rack bristling with their own modules. This video isn’t just a product showcase—it’s a demonstration of how to wrangle subby bass, minimal drums, and tape-echo chords into a cohesive groove, all inside a single Eurorack case. Expect step-by-step routing, modulation moves, and a few sly tricks for that classic dub vibe—plus a dub siren for good measure. If you want to see how these modules actually play together in a real patch, this is as hands-on as it gets.
Amps, Atlantix, Aux Mix 1U, Flurry, FSR, Metropolix, Multigrain, Plonk, Quadrax, Sealegs, Stereo IO, Swells, Tangrams

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30. September 2026
Arturia’s Pigments Play: Architectural Grooves at Your Fingertips
LYRA
Arturia’s Pigments Play distills the sonic power of Pigments into a streamlined, performance-focused instrument. In this official walkthrough, Matt Paull demonstrates how a selection of curated presets and rhythmic workflows can drive an entire drum and bass track from atmospheric intros to high-impact drops. The video spotlights Pigments Play’s accessible interface and sound layering process, giving a taste of its dynamic range. We look at how these design choices translate into real-world music-making, while noting what’s shown and what remains under the hood.

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30. September 2026
Fairlight CMI: A Sonic Odyssey with Doctor Mix
LUMINA
In the magnetic glow of vintage circuitry, Doctor Mix unspools the legend of the Fairlight CMI—a machine that changed music’s DNA. Joined by Chris Blyth, whose Fairlight collection is a museum of dreams, we drift through foggy memories of sampled ghosts, light pens, and rhythm pages that ripple through decades. This isn’t just a demo—it’s a pilgrimage into the heart of digital sound. Prepare to be drawn into the Fairlight’s orbit, where each note is history refracted through glass and silicon.
Fairlight CMI Series III, Fairlight CMI Series IIx, Fairlight EVO

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30. September 2026
AP Mastering Gets Ruthless: Mixing with Dogma Like It Owes You Money
SPARKY
If you think mixing is about throwing plugins at your tracks until something sticks, AP Mastering is here to slap that idea out of your DAW. In this turbo-charged intermediate tutorial, he tears through classic rock stems, showing how ruthless session prep, surgical gain structure, and a healthy disrespect for random processing can turn a raw mess into a mix that means business. Expect sarcasm, real-world tricks, and a brutal breakdown of why Dogma is his weapon of choice. Don’t blink – you might miss the secret handshake.

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29. September 2026
4ms Company Podcast: Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith on Sonic Curiosity, Collaboration, and Ruin
In this deep-dive episode of the 4ms Company podcast, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith shares how a Buchla 100 synthesizer sparked her distinctive journey from composition to synthesis. The conversation unpacks her expansive catalog—including high-profile collaborations and her upcoming drum and bass inspired album ‘Ruin: It’s Not Just Music’. Smith’s holistic philosophy bridges everyday artistry, nature, and technology, offering rare insight into the creative processes of a forward-thinking electronic artist. For digital and modular synth nerds, this is a rare, workflow-focused glimpse into how one of the scene’s most imaginative composers builds her sonic world.

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29. September 2026
Behringer BCR32: Zaquencer Brings Hands-On Sequencing to the Forefront
Behringer’s BCR32 isn’t just a MIDI controller—it’s a tactile sequencing hub designed to anchor your studio or live rig. With its 32 encoders and integrated Zaquencer, the BCR32 bridges classic hands-on control with modern multi-track step sequencing. In this deep-dive, we follow Behringer’s official walkthrough, covering how the BCR32’s architecture lets you shape melodies, chords, basslines, and drums without ever reaching for a mouse. The video’s focus is on workflow: direct, visual, and immediate, with real-world MIDI and modular integration always in view.

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29. September 2026
Verbos Electronics Haas Zone Processor: Audio-Rate Mayhem and Bandpass Feedback
Verbos Electronics continues to push the envelope with the Haas Zone Processor, a module that promises more than just delays. In this demo, Mark Smith delves into the quirks of audio-rate modulation, bandpass-filtered feedback, and the surprising sonic territory unlocked when noise is the source. As with much of Verbos’ line-up, the emphasis is on hands-on experimentation and a certain West Coast unpredictability. This video is less about textbook delay and more about coaxing unexpected voices from your signal chain.