6. September 2026
A Studio of Sonic Memory: synth4ever Journeys through Devin Belanger’s Ambient Sanctuary
6. September 2026
CROW HILL’s Living Strings: Breathing Human Touch Into Orchestral Sound
6. September 2026
Reason Free Unleashed: Sanjay C Breaks Down the No-BS, All-Killer Freebie
5. September 2026
RolandChannel’s Melody Flip: Generative Inspiration Inside Your DAW
5. September 2026
AudioPilz vs. Sonicware MINIMAL: ReBirth Rebooted or Just a Meme Machine?
5. September 2026
Synth Diy Guy Unleashes the Perkons Voice: One Module, Full Rave
4. September 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Puts Elastic Melody 1.2 Through Its Paces: More Than Just a Beat Maker
4. September 2026
Magnetic Memories: Devin Belanger and the Longing for Tape’s Ghost
4. September 2026
Patrick Breen’s Reason Rack Plugin Review: Virtual Hardware Mayhem in Any DAW
4. September 2026
Rapid Flow’s 2026 MIDI Controller Rundown: Real-World Rigs, No Mouse, No Nonsense

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8. September 2026
Chris Sangster, aka sangstersounds, isn’t here for shallow dives—he’s spelunking right into the guts of Logic Pro’s Track Inspector. If you thought this panel was just for renaming tracks and picking fancy icons, brace yourself. Chris rips through hidden features, obscure MIDI routing, and Flex Time trickery with his trademark clarity, all while keeping things practical for real-world producers. Expect workflow hacks, CPU-saving tips, and enough creative options to make your next session a toaster-fight in a rave bunker. Logic Pro users: this is not the time to look away.

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8. September 2026
HAINBACH’s FBT Synther 2000: No Filter, No Mercy
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HAINBACH drags the FBT Synther 2000 out of synth history’s dustbin and into the harsh light. This Italian oddball ditches filters and subtlety for three oscillators of untamed, unapologetic electricity. Forget lush pads or polite brass sounds—this is synth anarchy, and HAINBACH’s deadpan style is the perfect match for a machine that never learned to behave. Whether it’s a museum piece or punk noise box, you’ll want to hear it scream.

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8. September 2026
Sineway’s Redshift 6 Rave Surgery: Paraphony, Chroma Chaos and Digitakt II Tricks
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Forget polite polyphony – Sineway rips apart the Supercritical Redshift 6 and wires it up for a paraphonic workout that’d make any club system sweat. With a Digitakt II on sequencing duties and the Chroma Console dialling in filth, this isn’t your average YouTube tutorial – it’s a modern groovebox brawl. Expect deep dives, dirty tricks and a creator who doesn’t waste your time. If you want the full patch voodoo or just to see what happens when you let a synth run wild, this one’s essential viewing.
Elektron Digitakt II, Hologram Chroma Console, Hologram Microcosm, Novation Launch Control XL 3, Supercritical Redshift 6, Zoom LiveTrak L6max

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8. September 2026
Meska’s Glitchy Feedback Patch: Typhoon & Warps Go Full Sci-Fi
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If you’re after glitchy, generative mayhem that’d make a cockatoo drop its chips, Meska’s latest video is a must-watch. This time, he’s wrangling Typhoon and Warps into a feedback patch so chaotic you’d think it was cooked up during a dust storm on the Nullarbor. With modulation from Juniper and some sneaky stereo filtering, Meska shows how to conjure wild, sci-fi textures with a few cables and a handful of modules. Grab a cold one, because things are about to get properly bonkers in the Eurorack outback.
Juniper, Mutable Instruments Warps (Parasite firmware), Stereo Filter, Typhoon

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8. September 2026
Omri Cohen Unleashes the RANDOM8: Modular Mayhem for the Brave
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If you’re itching to turn your modular rig into an unpredictable beast, Omri Cohen’s deep-dive into the RANDOM8 is just the ticket. Omri, known for his wizard-level patching and knack for making generative chaos musical, throws the RANDOM8 into both VCV Rack and Eurorack. This video is a wild ride—think outback thunderstorm meets cyber rave—packed with patching tricks that’ll have you rethinking what “random” really means. Whether you’re a patching newbie or a seasoned modular maniac, there’s gold to be found here—just don’t expect to get out clean or unscathed.

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7. September 2026
From Blank Slate to Banger: The Unperson’s Modular Mayhem
Ready for a sonic safari? The Unperson throws himself into the deep end, building a hardware synth jam from absolute scratch with nothing but a cheeky grin and a pile of wild modules. We’re talking Plaits for the weird and wonderful, Monumatic for punch, and the KO II for some dirty drum action. If you’ve ever wondered how a proper hardware jam comes together—warts, wobbles and all—this is your front-row seat to chaos, groove and the kind of sounds that could startle a sleeping wombat. Grab your stubbie and read on!

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6. September 2026
Chords Like Vapor: Bthelick Illuminates KETTAMA’s Sonic Spell
The fog lifts, and we wander through KETTAMA’s memory-soaked soundscape under Bthelick’s guiding hand. In this video, dance music’s hidden architecture is revealed: chords flutter like moths around a dim bulb, drone tones shimmer as sonic ghosts, and every sampled texture ripples with nostalgia. This isn’t just a breakdown—it’s an invitation to drift inside the emotional core of modern club music, where every note is a story half-remembered and every effect leaves a fingerprint on the air.

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6. September 2026
MPC Sample Reality Check: Sunwarper Spills the Good, the Bad & the Groovy
Ever thought the MPC Sample might be your shortcut to beatmaking bliss? Sunwarper, the LA wizard of warped electronics, lays down five cold truths every buyer should know. From slick sample chopping to head-scratching workflow quirks, he pulls back the curtain on what it’s really like to live with this budget banger. If you’re after streetwise advice and honest banter—plus a peek at why those pads hit like a crate of vinyl—this one’s for you. Pour a cheap beer and dig in.