10. November 2025
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Unveiling the secret sauce for loud and clean mixes—before you even think about mastering. Join TheCosmicAcademy as they break down the mistakes of modern producers and share insights on layering techniques and essential tools like compression, clipping, and limiting. Perfect for those looking to step up their sound game.
10. November 2025
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Step into the neon mist of Japan’s electronic music community with Voltage Labs as our guide. This film is less a documentary and more a drifting reverie—where tradition and futurism entwine, and every echo feels intentional. We wander through record sanctuaries, synth shrines, and after-dark enclaves, discovering a culture that prizes depth over spectacle. Voltage Labs’ lens is meditative and immersive, revealing a world where music is curated with the care of a calligrapher and connection hums beneath the city’s surface. Prepare to be enveloped in sonic ghosts and magnetic resonance—this is not just a scene, but a living, breathing
303, 909, Alpha Base, Beatstep, Lyra 8, Prophet 5, Pulsar 23
10. November 2025
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If your DAW’s been feeling a bit too well-behaved lately, The Unperson’s latest dive into Aberrant DSP’s Cataclysm will slap it sideways. This isn’t your grandad’s tape sim—Cataclysm is a signal destruction machine that chews up audio and spits out pure, paranoid chaos. The Unperson, known for wrangling both hardware and software into submission, takes us through the plugin’s twisted modules and unpredictable presets. Expect crunchy lo-fi, malfunctioning test gear vibes, and a healthy disrespect for sonic hygiene. If you like your plugins weird, wild, and ready for a rave bunker, you’re in the right place.
9. November 2025
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In his latest video, EspenKraft dives into the digital world, blending AI-generated sounds with his retro-inspired music. Get ready for a ride with Suno V5, as he brings a fresh twist to his 80s tunes with modern flair. It’s not just about the tech—it’s about expanding creativity and reaching new audiences without losing that vintage vibe.
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SanjayC is at it again, blending gear savvy with an infectious enthusiasm for all things music production. This time, he’s diving headfirst into the world of headphones that promise to make speakers obsolete. With his signature style, get ready for a deep dive into the latest beatmaking essentials and killer deals – all delivered with a dose of humor and tactical insights. Whether you’re a hardcore producer or just a bedroom beatmaker, SanjayC’s got something to tickle your eardrums.
Arturia KeyStep MK2, Gatelab 2, Slate VSX Immersion One, Sonic Atlas
9. November 2025
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Chris Laps dives into the world of MPC Live 3 with a look at its dynamic TouchFX and XYFX features. These tricks turn any beat into a masterpiece, with live performance becoming a canvas for creativity. Get ready for a rhythm road trip with practical tips and top-notch entertainment.
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If you’re hunting for a sampler that won’t drain your wallet but will still make your beats bang, Free Beat’s latest video is your golden ticket. This time, he’s putting the Teenage Engineering PO-33 under the microscope, showing why this tiny box is still the street champ for under a hundred bucks. Expect practical tips, honest takes, and a workflow that’s more about fun than flexing specs. Free Beat’s style is all about getting hands-on, making mistakes, and finding the groove—no gatekeeping, just pure beatmaker energy. If you want to see how much flavor you can squeeze out of a
9. November 2025
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Ever wondered how a label can bridge Bristol’s grit with Detroit’s groove? MusicRadar Tech sits down with Benji Roth, better known as Semtek, for a studio session that’s equal parts wisdom and streetwise hustle. From his first lopsided cassette beats to launching the influential Don’t Be Afraid label, Semtek drops stories, hard-won advice, and a few spicy production tips. If you’re chasing that underground club sound or just want to know how a pro keeps it fresh, this one’s got the sauce. Grab a cheap beer and tune in—this is the kind of knowledge you can’t Google.
8. November 2025
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In this edgy review, StarskyCarr pits Behringer’s BM-18M Clusterbox against Moog’s iconic Clusterflux. Expect witty critique and candid insights as he dives into the quirks and capabilities of each unit.
Behringer BM-18M Clusterbox, Moogerfooger MF-108M Clusterflux
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In the latest instalment of “Bad Gear,” AudioPilz tackles the Akai MPC Live III, a groovebox dripping with power despite its questionable aesthetics. With his signature blend of humour and technical savvy, he unfolds the myriad features that make this box both a blessing and a curse. Fans of finger drumming rejoice, but be warned: it’s ugly.