Elektron’s latest OS 1.3.0 update for Tonverk brings the new Wavefinder engine—a dual wavetable oscillator that promises a deep dive into evolving textures, punchy leads, and atmospheric pads. In a detailed walkthrough, the official Elektron channel demonstrates how Wavefinder’s architecture, modulation system, and user interface invite both precision and experimentation. From streamlined wavetable loading to nuanced modulation shapes and creative sample repurposing, this video is a showcase of Elektron’s signature blend of nerdy sound design and performance-ready workflow. If you’re curious about how digital oscillator engines can reshape your groovebox experience, this is essential viewing.

Elektron Tonverk, Wavefinder

26. March 2026

MAKEN0ISE

MAKEN0ISE GTE: Channel Index Translation for Rhythmic Control in Eurorack

MILES

Make Noise, the Asheville-based modular stalwarts, are back with a deep-dive into the GTE module’s role as a channel index translator within their New Universal Synthesizer System. This official walkthrough demonstrates how GTE can wrangle complex timing and rhythm duties, translating channel index voltages into precise gate outputs. With a focus on real-world patching, the video explores how settings like Span and Space interact, and showcases GTE’s integration with modules like MultiMod, Polymaths, and René. For anyone obsessed with modular timing tricks and creative signal routing, this is a patch-oriented look at what GTE brings to the Make Noise ecosystem.

GTE, Maths, Mimeophon, Multimod, Polymaths, QPAS, René

26. March 2026

Novation

Novation Launch Control XL: Architecting DAWless Mastery with Custom Modes

LYRA

In this deep-dive from NovationTV, the Launch Control XL steps into the spotlight as a modular nerve center for DAWless rigs. Novation’s pragmatic, artist-focused approach is on full display as Dylan walks through the process of uniting disparate hardware—like Circuit Tracks and external synths—via the XL’s Custom Modes. The video isn’t just a surface-level tour of presets; it’s a workflow-centric exploration of how to architect hands-on control, map parameters, and sidestep menu-diving. For anyone obsessed with optimizing their hybrid hardware setups, this is a clear, practical demonstration of how digital control surfaces can become the backbone of creative, real-time performance.

Mono Norns, Novation Circuit Tracks, Novation Launch Control XL

26. March 2026

Signal Sounds

Signal Sounds Serve Sequencer Gold – Podcast Ep2 Reviewed

SPARKY

Signal Sounds are back in the bunker with episode two of their Signal Flow Podcast, and this time it’s a sequencer showdown for the Eurorack faithful. Tom and Luke riff on their favourite step machines, dig up some criminally underrated modules, and take the pulse of where modular’s heading in 2024. Expect sharp Glaswegian banter, deep dives into chaos and analog sequencing, and a healthy dose of under-the-radar gear worship. If you’re after honest opinions, leftfield picks, and a few laughs, this is the synth chat you want in your headphones. Just don’t expect them to go easy on the … Read more

Altered State Machines Aristotle, Dannysound Tobinski Sequencer Eurorack Module, Fancy Synthesis Rung Divisions Eurorack Polyrhythmic Divider Sequencer Generator Module, Make Noise René Mk2 Cartesian Eurorack Sequencer Module, Making Sound Machines Stolperbeats Eurorack Drum Sequencer Module, New Systems Instruments Discrete Map Eurorack Sequencer Module, Noise Engineering Multi Repetitor Eurorack Trigger Sequencer Module, Xaoc Devices Moskwa II Eurorack Sequencer Module

26. March 2026

Ollie Music

Ollie Music Turns a Boring FM Lead into a Psytrance Monster – Bitwig Mayhem Unleashed

TAS

Ever wondered how to turn a snooze-worthy FM lead into a psychedelic beast that’ll melt faces at your next bush doof? Ollie Music, the French psytrance wizard, grabs Bitwig by the scruff and shows us how a plain old FM patch can be whipped into a glassy, morphing, mind-bending lead. With a cheeky grin and a toolkit full of modulation tricks, he transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. If you’re keen on sound design that’s as unpredictable as Melbourne weather, this is one tutorial you don’t want to miss. Grab your headphones, mate – things are about to get wild!

Bitwig Studio, Infiltrator, Massive, Serum 2

25. March 2026

Gabe Miller Music

Gabe Miller Music Throws the MPC Sample into the Rave Bunker

SPARKY

Akai’s MPC Sample has landed, and Gabe Miller Music is first in line to drag it through its paces. This isn’t your dad’s MPC—think pocket-sized, playful, and just a bit cheeky, but with some head-scratching limitations. Gabe’s signature style—honest, fast, and full of practical hacks—cuts through the launch-day hype, showing both the charm and the friction of this new groovebox. If you’re after a portable beat machine that’s as much about workarounds as workflow, this is the review you need. Just don’t expect sugar-coating: if it’s janky, you’ll hear about it.

25. March 2026

Monotrail Tech Talk

Monotrail Tech Talk: Drifting into Minimal Modular Ambient

LUMINA

Sometimes, the best stories are whispered rather than shouted. In this tranquil journey, Monotrail Tech Talk invites us to slow our pulse and dissolve into the gentle haze of minimal modular ambient. Through patient layering and subtle modulation, each sound becomes a brushstroke on a vast, fog-laden canvas—where silence is as vital as tone. This is not just a tutorial, but a meditation on restraint, space, and the poetry of sound. If you crave music that breathes and lingers like mist at dawn, this is a session to wander inside.

25. March 2026

TAETRO

TAETRO’s MPC Sample: Workflow Weapon or Missed Beat?

SPARKY

TAETRO’s at it again, this time putting the Akai MPC Sample through its paces and not pulling any punches. If you’re after a sampler that claims to streamline your creative chaos, this is the video you want. TAETRO’s style is all about fast moves and real talk—he’s got no time for menu-diving or design-school riddles. Expect sharp takes on what slaps, what sucks, and why the MPC Sample might just be the street weapon your portable rig needs (or not). Buckle up, because this isn’t your average gear review—TAETRO’s here to separate the hype from the hardware.