MORE ARTICLE WITH Native Instruments Absynth 6

28. January 2026

Audio Tutorial Experts unleash Absynth 6: Rhythm meets machine ethics

Absynth 6 as an effect processor? Audio Tutorial Experts demonstrate how, with a bit of patch geometry and DAW trickery, you can open up rhythmic sound spaces far beyond standard presets. If you thought Absynth was just a synthesizer, think again: envelopes become groove architects, MIDI notes act as timekeepers for pulsating textures. The tutorial remains pleasantly analytical and invites you to experiment for yourself—definitely not for workflow fetishists, but a feast for those who love to bend sound. If you want to know how machine ethics and groove unite in Absynth, don’t miss the video.

Native Instruments Absynth 6

27. December 2025

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Molten Music Technology

Molten Music Technology’s Modular Mayhem: December 2025’s Sonic Street Weapons

Molten Music Technology, helmed by the ever-candid Robin Vincent, wraps up 2025 with a modular round-up that’s anything but polite. If you’re after a polite, spreadsheet-driven synth review, jog on. This is a rave bunker of the year’s filthiest modules, wildest synths, and a few curveballs that’ll have your patch cables in a twist. Robin’s got opinions, he’s got regrets, and he’s got a burning desire to bin the menu-diving and get back to basics. Expect sharp takes, a few rants, and enough gear lust to make your wallet cry. Dive in for the highlights, but trust me, you’ll want

Arcane Caress of Stars, Fancy Synthesis K-Accumulator, Knobula Monumatic, Mzourek Diktaak, Native Instruments Absynth 6, Strymon SuperKar+, TinRS Bopp & Steve

7. December 2025

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Sanjay C

Sanjay C Drops the Absynth Bomb: Synth Legends, Reverb Wizards, and Gear for the Brave

Sanjay C is back in the bunker with a synth news round-up that’s got more heat than a toaster-fight in a rave bunker. Native Instruments is teasing the resurrection of Absynth, and sound designers everywhere are losing their minds. Serato’s SLAB controller wants to steal your desk space (but not much of it), Valhalla’s FutureVerb is bending reverb into new shapes, and Universal Audio is gunning for guitarists with a studio-in-a-plugin. Plus: Moog and Expressive E are dropping workflow upgrades that’ll make your DAW jealous. If you want the lowdown on what’s hot, what’s free, and what’s about to melt

Expressive E Osmose 61, Moog Messenger, Native Instruments Absynth 6, Serato SLAB, Universal Audio Paradise Guitar Studio, Valhalla FutureVerb