YOUTUBER: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech

15. July 2026

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech: Roto-Control Rolls Into the Future (and Fights Back)

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech: Roto-Control Rolls Into the Future (and Fights Back)

If you thought MIDI controllers were stuck in 2009, think again. Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech drop the Melbourne Instruments Roto-Control on the table—a device with motorised, touchy-feely knobs and enough haptic magic to make your old controller cry. Jack Duxbury dives in, spinning through Logic and Bitwig, mapping plugins on the fly, and showing why this box might just be the sonic street weapon your workflow never knew it needed. Spoiler: some features are so wild, you have to see (and feel) them in action.

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash Korg Phase 8: Acoustic Mayhem, British-Style

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash Korg Phase 8: Acoustic Mayhem, British-Style

Korg have gone off-piste with the Phase 8, and Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech are here to poke it, prod it, and see if it actually slaps. Jack Duxbury dives into this eight-voice mutant—half-resonator, half-synth—and tries to wring out something you can drop in a set. If you like your gear weird, tactile, and just a bit unpredictable, this one’s for you. Don’t expect polite pianos—think more toaster-fight than tea party.

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech: Apollo Power Moves at Angelic – Universal Audio Behind the Scenes

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech: Apollo Power Moves at Angelic – Universal Audio Behind the Scenes

Ever wondered what happens when Andertons’ synth squad hits a world-class studio with a van-load of Universal Audio gear? This isn’t your dad’s beige tape machine – it’s Apollo interfaces chained up, UAD plugins bending time, and the SSL desk demoted to glorified volume knob. Jack Duxbury and the UA crew spill the beans (and the tea) on how The Andertones smash through multiple tracks in a day, swapping vintage tones with a click, while the patch bay assistant fights for survival. From drum mics with more personalities than a festival crowd, to vocals dripping in tube magic, this video

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the Arturia Keystep 37 MKII: It’s More Than MIDI, Mate

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the Arturia Keystep 37 MKII: It’s More Than MIDI, Mate

The crew at Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech have locked Tom Lewis from Arturia in a room with Jack Duxbury for a hands-on thrash with the Keystep 37 MKII. This isn’t just another MIDI plank – it’s a control hub tricked out with macro magic, CV sorcery, and enough tweakability to power a bunker party. If you thought you knew the Keystep line, think again: this one’s got more keys, more knobs, and a bag of modulation stunts. And trust me, it’s not just for the preset pushers; this slab wants to take over your synth cave. Read on for

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop the Focusrite ISA C8X: Blue Steel Meets Brit Grit

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop the Focusrite ISA C8X: Blue Steel Meets Brit Grit

The synth heads at Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech just got their hands on the Focusrite ISA C8X, and let’s just say, this interface is flexing more than just a pretty face. With Jack Duxbury holding court and Alex from Focusrite dishing the dirt, we’re treated to a no-nonsense tour of a box that combines classic transformer mojo with all the USB-C modernity you could want. Forget savings accounts—these ISAs mean business, and the C8X is ready to gatecrash your studio setup. If you want to know if this thing slaps or flops, keep reading. Spoiler: it’s bluer than your

Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the RANE System One: Stem Splitting Goes Rogue

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the RANE System One: Stem Splitting Goes Rogue

Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech are back in the bunker, this time putting the RANE System One through its paces with the fresh Engine DJ 5.0 update. Forget laptop faffing—real-time stem splitting is now baked right into the hardware, letting DJs carve up tracks like a Sunday roast, live and on the fly. Jack Duxbury and crew don’t just show off the tech—they throw it into the deep end, isolating vocals and instruments mid-set with a single swipe. If you’re after a DJ deck that turns any tune into a playground for mashups and a cappellas, this is your ticket.

Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the ASM Diosynth: A Digital Windstorm at Superbooth

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Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash the ASM Diosynth: A Digital Windstorm at Superbooth

Hold onto your hats, mates—Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech have wrangled the ASM Diosynth at Superbooth 2026, and it’s blowing a gale of innovation through the world of wind instruments. Imagine a sax, a synth, and a spaceship console all mashed into one digital beast, ready to survive your next outback jam or a wild night at the pub. Jack and Oz dive deep, poking at every button, sensor, and squidgy pad, while ASM’s Randy lays out features that’ll make your jaw drop faster than a kangaroo dodging a ute. If you reckon wind synths are all hot air, this

UDO DMNO: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop a Hybrid Bomb

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UDO DMNO: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop a Hybrid Bomb

The UDO DMNO has landed, and Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech are all over it. Forget safe presets and polite pads—this 8-voice hybrid beast is here to melt faces and twist brains. George Hearn from UDO himself joins the Andertons crew to show off a synth that’s as much about chaos and happy accidents as it is about lush stereo fields and tactile control. If you think you’ve heard it all from the Super Series, think again—this one’s got new tricks, gnarlier tones, and play modes that’ll have you questioning reality. Ready for a synth that fights back? Read on.

AKAI MPC XL: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop a Standalone Bomb

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AKAI MPC XL: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Drop a Standalone Bomb

The AKAI MPC XL has landed, and Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech are here to show us why this beast is more than just another MPC. Jack Duxbury and Andy Mack get their hands dirty, tearing through features, flexing the new expressive pads, and showing off workflow tricks that would make your DAW cry. If you thought standalone production was already wild, the XL just turned it up to eleven. This isn’t your dad’s sampler – it’s a rave bunker in a box, and Andertons’ no-nonsense approach means you get the real story, warts and all. Ready for a proper

Rane System One: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash a Standalone DJ Street Weapon

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Rane System One: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Unleash a Standalone DJ Street Weapon

Forget laptops and cable spaghetti—Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech just threw the Rane System One on the table, and it’s a proper rave bunker upgrade. Motorised platters, onboard effects, and enough connectivity to power a small festival—all without a laptop in sight. Jack Duxbury and crew put this beast through its paces, showing off why it’s not just another shiny box but a real contender for DJs who want to ditch the screen and get their hands dirty. If you’re after a DJ system that actually feels like DJing, this one’s got some serious bite.