25. April 2026
Creative Sauce Dials Up the Inputs: ADAT Expansion That Actually Works
25. April 2026
Doctor Mix Takes Cubase to the Disco: Dua Lipa Rebuilt, No Multitracks, No Mercy
24. April 2026
OXI Instruments OXI One MKII: Modulation Lanes Unleashed
24. April 2026
Arturia’s Augmented PERSIA: Hybrid Cinematic Soundscapes Deconstructed
24. April 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Unleashes Acid Mayhem: Polyend Play+ ACD Engine Deep Dive
24. April 2026
Alex Ball Breaks Down the UDO DMNO: Not Your Nan’s Polysynth
24. April 2026
Sanjay C Drops the Human Touch: Tonalic Plugin Reviewed
23. April 2026
ROLI Airwave Player Meets Equator2: A Hybrid Sound Design Playground
23. April 2026
Verbos Electronics: Sawtooth Stack – From Buchla Roots to Performance-Ready Macro Module
23. April 2026
L.Dre Throws Down: Which Portable Sampler Actually Slaps in 2026?

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26. April 2026
TAETRO’s back in the lab, pitting the Ableton Move against the MPC Sample in a sampling workflow deathmatch. Forget spec sheets and marketing fluff – this is about real-world beatmaking, dirty hands and honest opinions. If you’re torn between these two pocket-sized weapons, TAETRO’s no-nonsense approach slices through the hype and gets to what actually matters. Expect sharp takes, workflow truths and a few curveballs as he digs into what makes each box tick. Spoiler: there’s no mercy for clunky menus or half-baked features. Ready to find out which one’s worth your hard-earned cash?
Ableton Move, Analog Cases XTS Mini DuoFlex Desktop Stand, Korg Kaoss Pad Mini, Korg Volca Beats, MPC Sample

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26. April 2026
Scott’s Synth Stuff Unleashes the Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave: Wavetables Go Nuclear
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Scott’s Synth Stuff just cracked open a $5,000 Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave, and let’s just say the blue beast did not disappoint. This isn’t your average digital-analog hybrid – it’s a rave bunker in a box, loaded with PPG DNA, filthy analog filters, and a mod matrix that could melt your brain. Scott’s signature hands-on, manual-free approach means you get raw first impressions, happy accidents, and zero marketing fluff. If you want to know whether this synth slaps or sucks, and why your next track might need its thunderous low end, keep reading – but trust me, you’ll want to … Read more

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26. April 2026
Mike Cole vs. the JCM 800: When Clean Meets Monster
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Mike Cole dives headfirst into Marshall territory, swapping his usual clean Fender comfort zone for the legendary JCM 800—via a Synergy preamp module, no less. If you’re expecting polite blues licks, think again: this is a journey from glassy cleans to full-on cranked chaos. Mike’s style is all about honest exploration, and he brings his signature blend of curiosity and self-deprecation to the table. If you want to know how a classic rock street weapon stacks up in a modern rig, and whether it’ll melt your face or just your preconceptions, you’re in the right rave bunker.
Marshall JCM 800, Marshall JCM 900, Synergy JCM800 preamp module

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26. April 2026
SpectreSoundStudios Declares: Quad Cortex Is Toast – The Amp Sim Revolution Rolls On
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SpectreSoundStudios, helmed by the ever-blunt Glenn Fricker, just dropped a nuclear take on the state of amp sims – and he’s not pulling any punches. From the fried-asshole days of digital fakery to the open-source, touchscreen future, this video is a wild ride through the evolution of guitar tone in a box. If you’ve ever wondered why your digital rig feels more like a microwave than a Marshall, or why the Quad Cortex might be yesterday’s news, Glenn’s got receipts and rants to spare. Strap in, because this isn’t your dad’s gear review – it’s a rave bunker history lesson … Read more
Fractal Audio Axe FX, Kemper Profiling Amplifier, Neural Amp Modeler, Neural DSP Quad Cortex, Octave Box

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26. April 2026
SYNTH ANATOMY Unleashes the Morphor Echon 6: Like a BBD Kangaroo on a Polyphonic Bender
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Ready for a wild ride through the outback of analog synthesis? SYNTH ANATOMY teams up with Boris from Morphor to wrangle the Echon 6, a six-voice BBD-based resonator synth that’s as unpredictable as a kangaroo on a Red Bull binge. Forget your digital menus—this beast is all knobs, all hands-on, and all about pushing boundaries. If you’re after unique textures, mad modulation, and a synth that’ll survive the wildest gig, this deep dive is your ticket. Just don’t expect to tame it on your first go!

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25. April 2026
Korg Pa5X: Deep Dive into Master and Insert Effects Architecture
Korg’s Pa5X isn’t just another arranger keyboard—it’s a digital powerhouse loaded with a formidable effects engine. In this official walkthrough, Korg’s team unpacks the Pa5X’s effect section, revealing a structure that’s both deep and flexible, with up to 3 master and 10 insert slots per track. The video zeroes in on the practicalities: how master and insert effects interact, how to manage FX groups, and the workflow behind copying, pasting, and recalling effect chains. For anyone interested in how digital effects architectures translate into real-world sound design and performance, this is a revealing look at the Pa5X’s sonic toolkit.

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25. April 2026
Korg Pa5X: Sampling Architecture, Preload Buffer and Compression Demystified
Korg’s Pa5X isn’t just another arranger—it’s a digital powerhouse with a fully integrated sampler, flexible import options, and a sophisticated memory management system. In this official walkthrough, Korg pulls back the curtain on how the Pa5X handles custom samples, multisample structures, and the mysterious preload buffer. We get a deep dive into the instrument’s RAM architecture, sample compression features, and the practical workflow for loading, editing, and optimizing your own sample libraries. If you’re curious how Korg’s flagship arranger juggles streaming, buffer allocation, and sample formats, this video is a must-watch for digital instrument nerds and workflow obsessives alike.

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25. April 2026
AudioPilz vs. Behringer CZ-1: Cheese, Lawsuits, and Phase Distortion Mayhem
AudioPilz is back, this time poking the Behringer bear with their CZ-1—a synth that’s equal parts nostalgia trip and legal minefield. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when Casio’s 80s phase distortion gets squeezed into a Volca-sized box and sprinkled with analog filter fairy dust, you’re in for a treat (or a migraine). Expect biting humour, brutal honesty, and enough cheese to clog your signal path. AudioPilz’s signature irreverence slices through the hype, so if you want the unvarnished truth about this synth’s quirks and compromises, grab a pint and read on.