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AudioPilz dives headfirst into the nerdy side of the 80s with the Kawai K4 synth, exploring this quirky digital anomaly for its bizarre but charming sounds. Hang tight as we explore its features with wit and humor, questioning if the 80s were just as nerdy as this synth.
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AudioPilz dives into the world of VITAL, a free synth that challenges the heavyweights with its user-friendly interface and powerful sound-shaping capabilities. Join as we explore its features, limitations, and hear it in action across various EDM styles.
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In the newest episode of ‘Bad Gear,’ AudioPilz navigates the quirks of the Yamaha DX200, an FM synth infamous for its build woes and design missteps. Laugh along as he rips into its impracticalities and briefly finds some redeeming sonic features. With comparisons drawn sharply against contemporaries like the Elektron Digitone and a verdict that questions its current worth, it’s a comedic yet insightful jaunt into electronic music gear.
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In classic AudioPilz style, Florian Pilz takes us on a wild ride through the history, impact, and quirks of D-Lay Llama—the most iconic singing monk plugin you never knew you needed. With humour and insightful commentary, discover how this cult favourite has resonated through game music and meme culture alike, keeping its ancient tech relevant today. Come for the laughs, stay for the lore!
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Dive into the world of techno rumbles with AudioPilz as he ditches the DAWs and takes us on a wild ride through hardware hacks that bring the bass without breaking the bank. Expect quirky gear, slick techniques, and plenty of laughs along the way.
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AudioPilz dives into the wild world of the Arturia MatrixBrute in his latest “Bad Gear” episode. Known for his humour and in-depth insights, Florian explores whether the MatrixBrute is a synthesizer worthy of your time or just another oversized relic of the past.
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AudioPilz unleashes a nostalgia bomb with his authentic 90s dance music setup. Dive into the gritty world of vintage synths, drum machines, and sequencers as he recreates the era’s sound with wit and humor. Expect a time machine journey into audio engineering’s past.
Alesis 3630, Alesis ADAT XT, Alesis MMT-8, Doepfer MS-404, Fostex D-10 DAT Recorder, Jomox Airbase 99, Mackie CR-1604 VLZ, Novation Bass Station Rack, Roland JV-1080, Roland JX8P, Roland Space Echo RE-201
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Diving headfirst into the controversial world of the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field, AudioPilz brings his signature mix of wit and technical know-how to dissect why this synth is the talk of the town—for better or worse.
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Dive into the wacky world of AudioPilz as he grapples with the Motor Synth MK2. Is this bizarre contraption worth the noise-induced headaches or simply a fancy toy for the noise-addicted elite? Brace yourself for the ride.
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In his latest escapade, AudioPilz dives into the notorious Arturia DrumBrute, attempting to revive its infamous legacy. With a blend of wit and technical prowess, he challenges the reputation of this controversial drum machine. Is it a diamond in the rough or just an expensive piece of shelf decor?