Taetro dives into the Synido TempoKey W25, a powerhouse for mobile music-makers. This Bluetooth MIDI controller is packed with features like scale and arpeggiator modes, making it perfect for budding producers. If you’re into creating music on the go with style, this might just be your new best friend!
Join Sweetwater as they dive into the gritty world of Coheed and Cambria’s tour gear. Claudio Sanchez reveals his favourite axes, while Zach Cooper breaks down the bass barrage. With a touch of punk spirit and heavy riffs, this is a rig tour for the ages. Sweetwater’s knack for meticulous detail makes this an essential watch for gear enthusiasts.
In this Halloween-themed Patchwork episode, UDO Audio enlists Hazel Mills to dissect and recreate two of the most iconic synth sounds from Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’—all on the Super 8. True to UDO’s hands-on ethos, the video is less about slavish imitation and more about understanding the sound design DNA behind those legendary pads and basses. From detuned saws to expressive filter sweeps, Hazel demonstrates how the Super 8’s hybrid engine can channel vintage character with modern flexibility. For synth nerds and patchers alike, it’s a revealing look at how classic tones are built from the ground up on contemporary hardware.
Get ready to flip your audio game with Philipp from Pick Yourself, as he shows us how to twist mixing plugins to make tracks that jump out of your speakers. This isn’t your usual knob-turning session—it’s about turning mainstream loops into personal sound gems. Essential viewing for those who want their beats to stand out in a crowded room.
In a journey through sonic wonderlands, Hainbach takes us to the core of David Bellinger’s Magic Box, where forgotten toys transcend time and become deeply melancholic instruments. This is not just music; it’s a narrative woven with echoes of distant joy and tactile exploration.
BoloDaProducer throws a fresh update party on the Maschine Plus, bringing Kontakt 8, Play Series, and new FX into the picture. It’s a video you won’t want to miss! Get ready to dive into the 3.4 update, packed with killer sounds and streetwise tips. As usual, Bolo keeps it real with his signature style and insights. This isn’t just an update, it’s a full-on groove revival. Tune in!
Moog Music returns with another deep dive into the heart of synthesis, this time shining a spotlight on the Voltage-Controlled Filter (VCF). In this educational instalment of their ‘Synthesizing with Moog’ series, the team unpacks the VCF’s pivotal role in shaping the very fabric of electronic music. Expect a blend of technical clarity and historical reverence, as Moog’s experts demonstrate how filters carve out timbre, introduce resonance, and bring dynamic expression to the modular landscape. For anyone curious about why the VCF remains a cornerstone of synthesis, this lesson is a must-watch.
Make Noise, the Asheville-based champions of modular experimentation, return with a focused exploration of their new PoliMATHS module. In this official video, the team walks through the three distinctive span modes—Channel Index, Round, and Parallel—each unlocking a different approach to pattern generation across the module’s eight channels. Expect a patch-oriented demonstration, with voltage addressing, clocked sequencing, and clock division all on the menu. For those who thrive on creative modulation and intricate signal routing, this is a revealing look at how PoliMATHS can become the nerve centre of a Eurorack setup.
Akai Professional’s MPC Pro Pack arrives as a heavyweight expansion for MPC and Force users, promising to supercharge both sound design and workflow. In this official walkthrough, the Akai Pro team demonstrates how the Pro Pack injects advanced clip launching, premium AIR plugins, and modular-level CV tools directly into the MPC ecosystem—no extra hardware required. We get a close look at how these upgrades translate into real-world arrangement power, mixing finesse, and creative modulation. For anyone invested in the MPC or Force platform, this video is a must-watch for understanding how digital architecture and hands-on control are evolving in Akai’s
Behringer steps into the modulation fray with the BM-18M CLUSTER BOX, a pedal that promises to blend classic chorus and flanger tones with a level of control rarely seen in this price bracket. In their typically enthusiastic, accessibility-driven style, Behringer’s official video walks us through the pedal’s creative options, from its characterful preamp to a buffet of LFO shapes and deep CV/MIDI integration. For those who want more than a one-trick modulation pony, the BM-18M aims to be a versatile tool for both pedalboard tinkerers and modular patchers alike. Let’s see how this box stacks up in the hands of