21. June 2025
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Tonepusher takes us on a raucous journey through the industrial and EBM history of the Korg MS-20. This synth’s snarling power helped forge iconic sounds for bands like DAF and Front Line Assembly. Get ready for some raw sonic treats as Tonepusher demonstrates custom patches on this legendary gear.
21. June 2025
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StarskyCarr takes us into the wild world of synthesizer upgrades with the UDO Super 8+. Discover how to boost your synth’s voice count with a few simple steps and get ready to unleash a sonic storm!
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AudioPilz unleashes a nostalgia bomb with his authentic 90s dance music setup. Dive into the gritty world of vintage synths, drum machines, and sequencers as he recreates the era’s sound with wit and humor. Expect a time machine journey into audio engineering’s past.
Alesis 3630, Alesis ADAT XT, Alesis MMT-8, Doepfer MS-404, Fostex D-10 DAT Recorder, Jomox Airbase 99, Mackie CR-1604 VLZ, Novation Bass Station Rack, Roland JV-1080, Roland JX8P, Roland Space Echo RE-201
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When Taetro hits the studio with Ableton Live’s new Pre-Arranger feature, things are about to get spicy. Forget the rocket science, this looping device makes sure any MIDI controller can flex its muscles. Check out why this device might be your next street-smart studio addition.
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Novation’s Circuit Tracks is pitched as more than just a groovebox—it’s a hands-on sound design and automation playground for producers who want to push beyond static patterns. In this official NovationTV video, Dylan walks through a series of practical techniques for browsing, tweaking, and automating sounds, all within the Circuit Tracks’ tightly integrated workflow. From macro knob sound shaping to extended phrase automation, the focus is on how to get evolving, expressive results without menu diving or DAW dependency. For anyone curious about how Circuit Tracks handles real-time manipulation and performance-friendly arrangement, this is a revealing, workflow-centric demonstration.
20. June 2025
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In the latest escapade by BounceChord, the BOSS Metal Zone MT-2 gets a surprising spotlight. Known for its raw, unfiltered barrage of sound, this pedal isn’t just about metal. It’s been reimagined in an intriguing YouTube experiment as a boost to drive lower-gain overdrives into uncharted territories. It’s dirty, it’s honky, and it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted. Prepare for a wild ride through frequencies and fuzz.
Black Mass Electronics 1312, Boss BD-2 Blues Driver [Keeley modded], Boss MT-2 Metal Zone, Keeley Katana
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Dive into the vintage soundscape of OMD’s ‘Enola Gay’ as AlexBallMusic unravels the synth secrets behind this iconic track. Discover the gritty charm of the MicroPreset and other synths that shaped the sound of an era.
Elgam Symphony 200, Korg MicroPreset, Roland CR-78, Roland SH-2, Vox Jaguar
20. June 2025
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Dive headfirst into the eccentric world of modular sequencers as AndertonsKeyboardDept uncovers the wonders of Intellijel, TipTop, and QuBit modules. Ben from ModCaf showcases how these peculiar devices can transform even the most mundane soundscapes into something uniquely captivating. With a touch of chaos and a dash of unpredictability, this video promises to open your ears to the bizarre and fascinating possibilities of modular synthesis.
Intellijel Metropolix, Qu-Bit Electronix Bloom, TipTop Audio 245t Sequential Voltage Source
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Enter the world of VONGON, where sound becomes a lush landscape, offering a narrative that intertwines raw vintage aesthetic with modern sensibilities. With TheCrowHillCo guiding the conversation, we explore the enchanting VONGON Replay synthesizer, revealing the craftsmanship and storytelling behind its creation. An emotional and tactile journey awaits.
20. June 2025
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Expressive E returns to its roots with Soliste, a physically modeled suite of MPE-ready solo string instruments designed for violin, viola, cello, and double bass. In this detailed walkthrough, the French innovators showcase how Soliste leverages real-time gesture control, advanced bowing customization, and nuanced articulation to deliver a new level of expressive performance. The video highlights not just the instrument’s sound engine but also its workflow, interface, and seamless integration with a wide range of MPE controllers. For those seeking to bridge the gap between digital flexibility and the tactile soul of acoustic strings, Soliste promises a compelling new toolset.