MORE ARTICLE WITH ASM Leviasynth

25. August 2026

Doctor Mix and the ASM Leviasynth: Digital DNA, Analog Muscle

Doctor Mix gets his hands on the ASM Leviasynth and wastes no time putting it through its paces. This isn’t just another digital synth – it’s got a monster engine, a pile of waveforms, and that all-important analog filter for extra punch. If you’re into hands-on sound design, filter mayhem, or just want to see someone get seriously giddy about a synth, this video is absolute rave bunker material. Hold tight for FM tricks, greasy bass, and some filter abuse you can almost smell through the screen.

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25. August 2026

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Scott's Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff Throws Down: Leviasynth vs 3rd Wave – Evolving Sound Face-Off

Scott’s Synth Stuff is back from the abyss, piloting two sonic juggernauts: the ASM Leviasynth and Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave. Both machines spit out mind-bending, evolving sounds – but their methods are night and day. If you want to see a synth battle that’s more rave bunker than lab coat, this video’s for you. Expect splits, layers, and some unpredictable modulation shenanigans. Don’t blink – you’ll miss the tricks that make these beasts roar.

ASM Leviasynth, Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave

19. July 2026

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Scott's Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff vs. the Stylophone Gen X-2: Cheap Thrills or Sonic Street Weapon?

Ever looked at a synth and thought, “That belongs in a toy box, not a studio”? Scott’s Synth Stuff takes the Stylophone Gen X-2—a pocket-sized analog synth that costs less than a round at the pub—and puts it through its paces. Expect unfiltered opinions, dirty tricks, and a reality check on whether this plucky underdog can hold its own in the rave bunker. Spoiler: there’s more filth under the hood than you’d expect. Let’s see if this thing slaps or just snaps.

ASM Leviasynth, Stylophone Gen X-2

16. June 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the ASM Leviasynth: Rave Bunker in a Box

If you thought the Hydrasynth was wild, the ASM Leviasynth is an absolute sonic street weapon. Starsky Carr, the king of deep dives, drags this beast out of the lab and into the spotlight, showing off why it’s already scaring other synths into submission. We’re talking 16 voices, 8 oscillators per voice, and a filter that oozes character. Forget preset surfing – this is hands-on, patch-from-scratch territory, with FM, wavetables, and classic analogue warmth all under your fingertips. If your studio needs a new centrepiece (or you just want to watch a synth pro do things you’ll never dare), this

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15. May 2026

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Devin Belanger

Devin Belanger’s Superbooth 2026: Five Synths That Slap (and a Few That Don’t)

Superbooth 2026: the synth nerd’s Glastonbury, and Devin Belanger is your backstage pass. Fresh from a sun-drenched Porto, Devin (aka Miles Away) slices through the hype and plastic to deliver his top five picks from Berlin’s annual gear circus. Expect volcanic synths, FM monsters, and a few curveballs that’ll make your wallet weep. Devin’s style is equal parts deep-dive and dry wit, with enough hands-on demos and interviews to keep even the most jaded groovebox junkie glued to the screen. If you want the real dirt on what’s hot, what’s weird, and what’s just overpriced, this is the only list

ASM Leviasynth, Buchla Ziggy, Frap Tools Magnolia, Genki KATLA, Kabara Goya Storm Summoner, Modal Element 1, Soma Enigma

7. March 2026

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Scott's Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff Unleashes the Leviasynth: The Only Synth You Might Ever Need?

Ready for a synth that could replace your entire arsenal? Scott’s Synth Stuff dives headfirst into the ASM Leviasynth, a machine that promises to be both a classic analog bruiser and a modern modulation playground. No fluff, just straight answers to the questions real synth heads are asking—balanced outs, analog filters, always-on oscillators, and more. Scott’s style is as clear as his signal path: direct, nerdy, and with zero patience for marketing nonsense. If you’re tired of hype and want the raw truth about whether the Leviasynth is a street weapon or just another shiny box, this is your jam.

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24. January 2026

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Sam Gutman

Sam Gutman at NAMM 2026: Synths Gone Walkabout

Strap yourself in, mates—Sam Gutman’s NAMM 2026 roundup is a wild ride through the synth jungle, where tradition gets tossed out like a burnt snag at a bush BBQ. With his educator’s eye and a knack for sniffing out the oddballs, Sam dives headfirst into a showcase of gear that’s as unpredictable as Melbourne’s weather. From biofeedback gadgets that make mushrooms sing to synths that look like video games, this is no ordinary stroll through the keyboard aisle. If you’re after gear that’ll survive a dust storm and still turn heads at your next warehouse rave, you’ll want to see

3D Physics Synthesizer, ASM Leviasynth, Korg Phase 8, Pocket Scion

21. January 2026

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Scott's Synth Stuff

ASM Leviasynth: Scott’s Synth Stuff Unleashes a Hybrid Monster

Scott’s Synth Stuff just dropped the curtain on the ASM Leviasynth, and let’s be honest – this isn’t your average synth reveal. After two years of secret testing, Scott finally gets to rave about a machine that’s part digital, part analog, and all chaos. We’re talking eight oscillators per voice, a stereo signal path that’ll make your headphones sweat, and enough modulation to keep even the most jaded sound designer up at night. If you’re tired of synths that play it safe, strap in – this one’s a proper bunker-buster.

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21. January 2026

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Vulture Culture

Leviasynth Unleashed: Vulture Culture’s Sonic Street Weapon

ASM’s Leviasynth isn’t just another flagship synth—it’s a rave bunker in a steel chassis, and Vulture Culture is here to prove it. With 16 voices and a frankly ridiculous 8 oscillators per voice, this beast is all about algorithmic chaos and analog punch. Vulture Culture’s trademark deep-dive style cuts through the hype, showing off the Leviasynth’s filthy filters, stereo tricks, and performance chops. If you’re after pads that bloom, basses that snarl, and a synth that begs to be played live, strap in—this isn’t your average preset parade.

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