23. November 2025
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Andrew Chapman Creative puts the Black Lion Audio Bluey 500 through its paces, exploring its legendary origins and whether it hits the right chords in a modern studio.
23. November 2025
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Unleash the sonic chaos with Doctor Mix as he dives into the C-15 synthesizer’s mind-boggling hybrid synthesis. Watch as he crafts a patch from scratch, pushing the boundaries of sound design with frequency modulation and physical modeling. Join the journey!
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Mike Cole takes us on a wild ride through his journey with the legendary Marshall JTM45, exploring its historical roots and timeless tonal flair. This ain’t just another amp review—it’s a rock history lesson wrapped up in sweet guitar licks. Ready to discover why this classic piece still roars as strong as ever?
23. November 2025
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Who’s leading the charge in the synth scene in 2025? Tune into Scott’s Synth Stuff and dive headfirst into the vibrant melodies of viewer-chosen top synthesizers. Expect a medley of analog dreams, digital surprises, and the kind of gear that slaps you out of yesterday’s jams and into tomorrow’s grooves. Did your beloved sound machine make the cut? Let’s give it a spin!
Arturia MiniFreak, Arturia PolyBrute, Behringer MonoPoly, Behringer UB-Xa, Korg KingKORG NEO, Korg MicroKorg 2, Korg Minilogue XD, Korg Multi/Poly, Korg Wavestate, Modal Cobalt 5s, Moog Messenger, Oberheim Teo-5, Roland Fantom-06, Roland GAIA 2, Roland JD-Xi, Roland V-STAGE 88, Yamaha MODX M7, Yamaha Montage M7, Yamaha MX-49, Yamaha Reface CS
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AudioPilz unleashes his unique critique style on the Nord Modular, a synth with more years than most rave tracks but just as much character. Dive into the quirks and merits of this digital underdog in his latest ‘Bad Gear’ episode.
Nord Modular, Nord Modular G1, Nord Modular G2, Nord Modular Micro
22. November 2025
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Join Blairy’s Beatlab as he takes the Hydrasynth through its digital paces, crafting sublime beauty and chaotic madness from this synth beast. From silky textures to the auditory equivalent of a mosh pit, this session is a testament to the Hydrasynth’s vast potential.
22. November 2025
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Get ready to vibe with Malo Beats as he reacquaints himself with the MPC Live 3, diving into beatmaking, chopping, and those sweet warp functions. With Malo at the helm, expect a journey that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening. Strap in, sample heads!
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Imagine playing your synths like a Jedi, waving around an invisible baton – sounds fun, right? Well, TAETRO dives into the magical world of ROLI’s Airwave, an intriguing MIDI controller that’s as futuristic as they come. From sound tests to dynamic hand gestures, this video covers all you need to know about transforming your live performances. Whether you’re curious about third-party integrations or just itching for some creative MIDI mapping tricks, this episode’s got something for every synth enthusiast.
Ableton Live, Akai MPK Mini IV, Novation Launchkey Mini, ROLI Airwave
22. November 2025
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Step inside the luminous fog of Halina Rice’s creative mind, as MusicRadar Tech guides us through the making of “Hypnosis”—a track that doesn’t just play, but envelops. In this poetic walkthrough, Rice reveals how she sculpts sound into spatial architecture, weaving analog warmth, digital recall, and atmospheric ghosts into a living, breathing composition. The journey drifts from studio alchemy to the magnetic resonance of her live immersive setup, where audio, visuals, and light become one. For those who hear in colors and feel in frequencies, this is a glimpse into the cinematic soul of modern electronic performance.
Ableton Live, Ableton Push, L-Acoustics L-ISA spatial audio system, Native Instruments Transient Master, Novation Peak, Roland Boutique SE-02, u-he Diva
22. November 2025
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Oscillator Sink, the king of calm synth chaos, has finally crossed the banana jack Rubicon. In this video, he dives headfirst into the Lorre Mill Double Knot v3—a synth so niche it makes Eurorack look mainstream. Forget keyboards and forget safety nets: this is a hands-on, patch-cable jungle where every connection is an invitation to sonic mayhem. If you like your synths unpredictable and your patch cables yellow, buckle up. Oscillator Sink’s signature deep-dive style meets a machine that refuses to play by the rules, and we’re here for every glorious, unpredictable second.