23. May 2026
Andrew Huang’s 13 Ableton Power Tips: Workflow Weapons for the Sonic Street
23. May 2026
AudioPilz Unleashes Hacked Mayhem: Classic Synths Invade Ableton Move
23. May 2026
Pick Yourself’s Hypnotic Secret Sauce: A Sound Designer’s Outback Adventure
22. May 2026
Akai Professional Delivers Tape Saturation Mojo: AIR Tape Saturator for MPC and DAW Workflows
22. May 2026
Yamaha Synths Official Unveils KDx: A New Era of Visual Editing for Yamaha Synthesizers
22. May 2026
Akai Professional AIR Tape Echo: Digital Tape Magic for Modern MPC Workflows
22. May 2026
Devin Belanger’s Black Sheep Synths: The Underdogs That Changed the Game
22. May 2026
Alex Ball’s Drum Synth Odyssey: From UFO Pads to Modern Mayhem
21. May 2026
Elektron Tonverk in Action: Jogging House’s ‘Stenography’ Workflow Dissected
21. May 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Unleashes Roland Zenology GX on iPad: A Sonic Street Weapon?

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26. May 2026
Starsky Carr lines up the Behringer BMX against the Sequential Drumtraks in a proper synth shootout to answer the eternal question: does vintage always win, or is modern budget gear finally ready to throw some elbows? Expect sharp feature breakdowns, brutal honesty about firmware flops, and plenty of sonic nitpicking. If you think the BMX is just a cheap clone, think again – but don’t expect a free pass for dodgy pads and dodgier apps. Starsky’s trademark clarity and streetwise sound design keep things real, with enough gritty detail to make even the most jaded drum machine addict reconsider what … Read more

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26. May 2026
Verysickbeats Flips the Script: Koala Sampler Drum Chopping That Hits Like a Freight Train
RILEY
If you’re still slicing drum breaks like it’s 1999, you gotta see what Verysickbeats is cooking up. JFilt drops a quick-and-dirty Koala Sampler hack that takes your boring old loops and turns them into unpredictable bangers. Forget about menu-diving for hours—this is all about speed, groove, and letting the chaos work for you. Whether you’re on the train or in a basement studio with a busted subwoofer, this tip is pure beatmaker gold. And trust me, you’ll want to hit play and catch the full flavor for yourself.
Bleece Sample Wiz 2, Koala Sampler, Moog Model D, Piano Chord Progressions (Verysickbeats)

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25. May 2026
Woody Piano Shack’s Gear Bloodbath: Tier Rankings, Regrets, and $1,000 Down the Drain
SPARKY
Think your GAS is wild? Woody Piano Shack just did the unthinkable: tier-ranked every synth, groovebox, and drum machine from his three-year gear binge – and tallied the financial carnage. Expect honesty, sarcasm, and a brutal breakdown of what slaps, what flops, and how much cash went up in smoke. Woody’s style is all about no-nonsense keyboard fun, and here he spills the beans on workflow disasters, surprise legends, and the harsh sting of gear guilt. If you want to know which box is a secret rave weapon and which is just a plastic regret, this is your new gospel … Read more
Akai MPC One, Arturia MicroFreak, Behringer Model D, Behringer TD-3, Boss FS6, Boss RC 500, Boss RC-1, Boss RC-10R, Boss RC-202, Korg Minilogue, Korg Minilogue XD, Korg Monologue, Korg Wavestate, Novation Bass Station 2, Roland Aira Compact J-6, Roland AIRA Compact S-1, Roland Aira Compact T-8, Roland Boutique SH-01, Roland D05, Roland JD-08, Roland K-25M, Roland MC-101, Roland SE-02, Roland TB-03, Roland TR-8S, Soundcraft Mix 8, Teenage Engineering EP-133 KO II, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Teenage Engineering OP-Z

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25. May 2026
The Unperson’s 40HP Mono Modular: A Rave Bunker in a Lunchbox
SPARKY
Ever wondered if a 40HP Eurorack can punch above its weight? The Unperson is back with a mini modular rig that’s all killer, no filler. We’re talking Pamela’s Pro Workout, the Loki analog voice, and the Z5000 effects box—crammed together like a toaster-fight in a phone booth. This isn’t your average monosynth: it’s a street weapon for those who want chaos, modulation, and more FX than sense. Dive in for synth jam chaos, clever patching, and a proper dose of British modular mischief. Spoiler: It’s not cheap, but it slaps.
Archaea Synthesis Loki, Behringer CP-1A, Pamela’s Pro Workout, Tiptop Audio Z5000

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25. May 2026
The Midlife Synthesist Ditches Complexity: Summit & Push 3 Go Back to Basics
SPARKY
Ever feel like your jams are one firmware update away from a meltdown? The Midlife Synthesist reckons it’s time to bin the complexity and get some actual tunes going. In this brisk session, he wields the Novation Summit and Ableton Push 3—not for a menu-diving marathon, but for a stripped-back, no-nonsense workflow that delivers real musical ideas. If you’re sick of preset paralysis and want some groove without the headache, this one’s for you. Spoiler: sometimes a basic piano patch and a fat Summit bass do more damage than a dozen LFOs ever could.

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24. May 2026
Verysickbeats Flips the Script: Koala Sampler’s AUv3 Update Is a Workflow Game Changer
Alright beat nerds, buckle up—Verysickbeats (aka JFilt) just took the Koala Sampler to church with the latest AUv3 update. You know this guy’s all about turning everyday gear into secret weapons, and now he’s showing how Koala isn’t just a fun toy—it’s a full-on production beast. With plugin hosting, resampling, and some real-time beatmaking that slaps, this walkthrough is like getting a crate-digging lesson while eating tacos on the L train. If you thought mobile sampling was just for sketches, think again. This update might have you reconsidering your whole groove setup.

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23. May 2026
Starsky Carr Throws Down: DeepMind 12 vs Jupiter 4 – Vintage Legends in a Budget Brawl
Starsky Carr isn’t here to tiptoe around synth nostalgia – he’s firing up the Behringer DeepMind 12 and pitting it right against the mighty Roland Jupiter 4. Can a modern bargain box really snarl like a four-grand vintage monster? Starsky’s trademark blend of sharp analysis and playful mischief is on full display, as he matches oscillators, envelopes, and chorus units in this synth shootout. It’s not just numbers and specs – this is a hands-on groovebox brawl, with real sonic results. If you crave filthy analog flavour without selling your nan, you’ll want to see how deep the DeepMind goes.

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23. May 2026
CROW HILL’s Orchestral Bass Slides: A Cinematic Abyss in Motion
Some sounds don’t just speak—they loom, casting shadows that ripple through the orchestral deep. In their latest addition to the Vaults collection, CROW HILL offers us Orchestral Bass Slides, a free plugin sculpted from the brooding recesses of Christian Henson’s private archive. This isn’t just a library; it’s an invitation to drift beneath the surface, where every slide tells a story of tension, release, and cinematic gravity. Join us as we descend into a world where basses don’t simply play—they exhale drama and darkness, and the space itself becomes an instrument.