9. October 2026
Bolo Da Producer Flips the Script: The ‘Entry-Level’ MPC One Gen 2 Ain’t Entry-Level
9. October 2026
Josh Lucan Unravels Tangerine Dream’s Phantom Loop: A Sonic Mirage in ‘Logos’
8. October 2026
Signal Sounds: Suzanne Ciani’s Sonic Cartography – Buchla, Quad, and the Art of Immersion
8. October 2026
Metamyther & Kevin Keller: Solar 42N—A Synth That Breathes in Nebulae
8. October 2026
Verysickbeats Makes Classic MPCs Sing: Chords for the Rest of Us
8. October 2026
tafony’s M-VAVE FM-1 Groove OS Rave: Bargain Box, Maximal Chaos
8. October 2026
Noisegate Unpacks Teenage Engineering: Pocket-Sized Power with OP-1 Field, K.O. II & OP-XY
7. October 2026
Arturia AstroLab 2.0: Sound Edit, Sampled Instruments, and Smarter Stage Workflow
7. October 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy’s Cherry Audio Pentaphonic: Rare Vibes, Modern Mayhem
7. October 2026
Monotrail Tech Talk: LFOs Unleashed – From Boring to Rave-Ready

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10. October 2026
Modal Electronics brings the architecture of their Element One synth into sharp focus, unveiling a suite of 40 unique oscillator algorithms and a dual-oscillator group setup with deep layering potential. This video isn’t just a preset parade—it’s a guided tour through the engine room, where waveform math and modulation options converge for serious sound design. Whether you’re looking for vintage warmth, digital edge, or evolving textures, Modal’s walkthrough shows how algorithmic combinations, parameter morphing, and hands-on modulation unlock a broad sonic palette. The core: flexibility, workflow, and a modern approach to synthesis.

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10. October 2026
Nebulae in the Machine: Daniele Ippolito on Yes’ Sonic Rebirth with 90125
LUMINA
A band doesn’t just change course—it dissolves, reshapes, and breathes anew. In this immersive journey, Daniele Ippolito unspools the magnetic metamorphosis of Yes through ‘90125.’ We drift through shimmering echoes, fractured legacy, and the pulse of new machinery, exploring how a prog rock behemoth slid through the wormhole of pop modernity. This is the tale of risk, reinvention, and the spectral ghosts of sound that haunt every note.
Fairlight CMI, Les Paul, Marshall amplifier, Stratocaster, Synclavier

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10. October 2026
Starsky Carr’s Serum 2 Vintage Synth Throwdown: Jupiter, Prophet, and Pure Mayhem
SPARKY
Starsky Carr’s taken Serum 2 and crammed it full of vintage synth attitude—Jupiter-8 brass, Prophet-5 grit, and enough Juno chorus to drown a disco. With a Max for Live chameleon skin, he matches old-school architecture, not just waveforms. If you think all softsynths sound the same, watch this before you slag it off in the pub. This is not your dad’s Serum.

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10. October 2026
AudioPilz vs. FM-1: Cheap FM Chaos That’s Got Big Brands Sweating
JET
AudioPilz, the king of meme-laden synth takedowns, puts the dirt-cheap M-VAVE FM-1 through his Bad Gear wringer. This isn’t just another pocket-sized plastic box—it’s a proper troublemaker, chucking FM madness for the price of a few pints. With a UI that doesn’t require a PhD, a swarm of hacked firmwares, and enough sonic carnage to give the old guard a headache, this synth’s shaking up the playground. If you want the nitty-gritty, or just fancy watching AudioPilz roast the industry, this one’s for you.

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10. October 2026
CROW HILL and the Euphone: A Glass Instrument’s Sonic Mirage
LUMINA
In the hands of CROW HILL, the Euphone emerges from a decade-long slumber, radiating spectral resonance and glistening with sonic ghosts. This is no ordinary instrument; it’s a vessel of water and glass, a playground for light and vibration where each touch becomes a nebula of sound. As we drift through its story, the Euphone’s fragile beauty and avant-garde lineage reveal themselves like fog on a quiet morning, daring us to listen between the ripples. Prepare to wander through shattered reflections and magnetic harmonics—this is a journey of sound as space, and space as memory.

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9. October 2026
Expert Sleepers Gives Us ‘Forever’: Freezing Time in Eurorack
Expert Sleepers, helmed by Os, are known for bridging the gap between computer and modular worlds, but with ‘Forever’ they step squarely into the domain of hands-on sonic manipulation. In this manufacturer demo, Os walks us through the module’s freeze and infinite sustain tricks, showing how it handles audio like a modular tape loop with three independent voices. Modular heads will appreciate the dry, matter-of-fact approach to patching, layering, and those lovely detuned chords. If you like sculpting time and texture, this one’s for your rack.

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9. October 2026
Alex Ball vs. the EF-X3 Vintage Voice: Tape Echo Grows Fangs
Tape echo in 2024? Alex Ball throws the Echo Fix EF-X3 Vintage Voice into the sonic blender to find out if this modern Frankenstein of a tape machine is a studio kingpin or just retro cosplay. Expect vintage grit, modular mischief, and a few surprise punches. Ball’s deep-dive is part hands-on demo, part tape-obsessed rave – and not for the weak-willed or wallet-faint. If you want to know whether this box is a legit weapon or a boutique distraction, read on.

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9. October 2026
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER: VCS3 Clones, Mods & Voltage Mayhem
Ever wondered what happens when LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER gets his mitts on two VCS3 clones and a soldering iron? This video is a wild ride through synth history, chunky connectors, and voltage chaos. If you like your analog mods with a side of mayhem and a sprinkle of DIY attitude, you’re in for a treat. LMNC’s style? Fast, nerdy, and not afraid to get bloody knuckles. Don’t blink or you’ll miss the best bits.