MORE ARTICLE WITH Oberheim OB-X8

28. April 2026

RAUMKLANG

musotalk deconstructed: Vintage Synthesizers, Reissues and the Truth Behind the Classic Myth

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musotalk deconstructed: Vintage Synthesizers, Reissues and the Truth Behind the Classic Myth

Anyone who thinks a synthesizer is just a tool has underestimated the ethics of machines. Musotalk gathers not only scene heavyweights like Michael Soltau, but also a concentrated dose of practical knowledge, anecdotes, and critical reflection on vintage synthesizers, reissues, and clones. Between nostalgia, maintenance frustration, and sonic magic, this talk unfolds, illuminating the patch geometry between emotional attachment and technical reality. If you want to know why an OB-X8 is not simply an OB-X and why working with old gear sometimes requires more patience than talent, you shouldn’t miss this discussion. The truth, as so often, lies somewhere between

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19. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr’s Gridlock II Review: MIDI Mayhem, Sorted

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Starsky Carr’s Gridlock II Review: MIDI Mayhem, Sorted

If your studio timing is as tight as a soggy biscuit, Starsky Carr’s latest deep-dive is the slap in the face you need. He takes the Innerclock Systems Gridlock II—a chunky, no-nonsense timing hub—and puts it through its paces, syncing everything from ancient ARPs to modern USB synths with clockwork precision. Expect sarcasm, real-world gripes, and a proper teardown of why DAW MIDI clocks just don’t cut it. Starsky’s trademark clarity and relentless honesty make this a must-watch for anyone tired of MIDI drift, jitter, and the eternal battle to keep their gear in line. Plug in, tune up, and

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Matt Johnson’s Keyspace: Synths Fit for a Funk Arena

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Matt Johnson’s Keyspace: Synths Fit for a Funk Arena

Matt Johnson’s Keyspace doesn’t mess about—this is a rig rundown for the Jamiroquai arena tour that’s got more vintage firepower than a synth museum on payday. Matt’s not just flexing his session chops; he’s showing off a keyboard fortress built for maximum funk and zero compromise. Expect Prophet 6, OB-X8, and enough Rhodes to make your nan weep. If you want to know how a real pro builds a live rig that punches through stadium air, this is the video to watch. Spoiler: it’s not just about the gear, it’s about how you use it, and Matt’s got tricks for

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