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In the latest episode of Bad Gear, AudioPilz dismantles the Korg Multi/Poly with irreverent flair. This virtual analog synth might look like a Frankenstein project gone wrong, but it could just surprise you with its range and capabilities. Hold onto your seats for a wild ride through waves, filters, and folding oscillators like you’ve never seen.
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Grab your popcorn and settle in as AudioPilz, the maestro of music memes, speedruns through the wild world of MIDI. It’s a blend of groove, history, and more twists than a rollercoaster, all packed into one hilariously informative video.
MIDI Splitter, Roland Jupiter-6, Roland TR-909, SCI Prophet 600, TRS Connectors, USB MIDI
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In another cheeky episode of “Bad Gear,” AudioPilz tackles the Moog Subsequent 25, a synth he describes as perfect for the financially reckless. With his signature blend of humour and technical insight, we dive deep into the guts of this controversial instrument to find out if it’s more punk rebel or just a washed-up wannabe.
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Dive into the chaotic cosmos of “Bad Gear” with AudioPilz as he dissects the Waldorf Iridium series. It’s a digital showdown filled with presets, techno beats, and a sprinkle of irreverent wit that promises to entertain both seasoned synth wizards and curious newbies alike.
Waldorf Iridium Core, Waldorf Iridium Desktop, Waldorf Iridium Keyboard
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Presets can be the unsung heroes of the synth world, and Florian Pilz, aka AudioPilz, takes us on a journey through the top 10 synth presets of all time. From Yamaha’s FM synths to the Roland Juno, this video is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates the quirky and influential sounds that shaped music history. Tune in for the gear insights you didn’t know you needed!
Alesis SR-16, Korg Wavestation, Moog Muse, Roland Alpha Juno, Roland D-50, Roland JP-8000, Sylenth1, System Eight, System One, TX81Z, Yamaha DX100, Yamaha DX7
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AudioPilz dives into the standalone chaos that is Maschine+. Does this gadget hit the musical sweet spot, or is it just another overhyped piece of kit? From its missing updates to its tantalisingly retro plug-ins, let’s explore whether this Maschine is a symphony or a smash-up.