MORE ARTICLE WITH Roland P-6

23. January 2026

Sampler Showdown 2026: Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Keeps It Real

Nu-Trix The Synth Guy is back, and he’s not here to sell you a dream—he’s here to break down the sampler market in 2026 with the kind of honesty you only get after a few late-night studio sessions and maybe one too many cups of cheap coffee. If you’re tired of spec sheets and want to know what actually matters when you’re picking your next beatbox, this video is your jam. Nu-Trix slices through the hype, compares the hottest and weirdest samplers out there, and drops some hard-earned wisdom on what’s worth your cash and what’s just another shiny toy.

Akai MPC One, Akai MPC One Plus, Elektron Digitakt 1, Elektron Digitakt 2, MicroFreak, MiniFreak, Novation Circuit, Polyend Play Plus, Polyend Play+, Roland P-6, Roland VP9000, SonicWare SampleTrek, Syntakt, Syntstrom Deluge, Teenage Engineering KO II / EP-133, Yamaha SEQTRAK

15. December 2025

SPARKY

Chris Laps

Chris Laps Unleashes the Roland P-6: Pocket-Sized Sampling Mayhem

Chris Laps dives headfirst into the Roland P-6, a sampler that’s so compact you could lose it in your rave bunker, but with enough power to start a toaster-fight at any jam session. This isn’t your average plastic box – Chris shows off a machine that’s bursting with features, from filthy sample rate tricks to a buffet of effects. If you’re after a no-nonsense look at what this pint-sized beast can do, with plenty of hands-on action and zero fluff, you’re in the right place. Prepare for sharp opinions, dirty grooves, and a sampler that might just redefine what you

Roland P-6

16. November 2025

RILEY

sunwarper

sunwarper’s 2025 Gear Gauntlet: Hits, Misses, and Streetwise Surprises

sunwarper just dropped a gear review that’s as raw as a late-night taco stand—no sugarcoating, just pure, unfiltered opinions on the grooveboxes, samplers, and synths that shaped his 2025. From the Yamaha SEQTRAK’s quick-fire beatmaking to the Roland S-1’s pocket-sized SH-101 vibes, he’s not holding back. If you’re tired of spec sheets and want to know what actually slaps in a real-world setup, this is your mixtape. Grab a cheap beer, kick back, and let’s see which boxes made the cut and which ones got benched.

Polyend Tracker+, Roland P-6, Roland S-1, Yamaha SEQTRAK

2. November 2025

RILEY

sunwarper

Sunwarper’s Roland P-6 Beat Flip: Cheap Box, Big Moves, No Auto Chop Needed

Sunwarper’s back at it, showing us how to squeeze a killer beat out of the Roland P-6 without breaking the bank—or your brain. This time, he’s ditching the usual auto chop for a wild parameter lock workflow, pairing the P-6 with a Polyend Synth for some next-level sample slicing. If you think cheap gear can’t slap, you haven’t seen this. Sunwarper’s laid-back, LA-drenched style makes the whole thing feel like a jam session at your buddy’s place, but with a few clever tricks you’ll want to steal. Trust me, you’ll want to watch the video to catch all the gritty

Polyend Synth, Roland P-6