YOUTUBER: Starsky Carr

11. July 2026

Dreadbox Artemis Goes Nuclear: Starsky Carr’s Analogue Bunker Test

Starsky Carr takes the Dreadbox Artemis for a rough and ready spin, tearing into its six-voice analog core and freshly updated firmware. Expect no mercy as he fires up the new mod matrix, MPE mayhem, and a playground of effects. We get mind-melted by a full-on sound journey and see if the Artemis can justify its monster price tag over the Nymphes. This one’s for the synth-heads who want filth, flexibility, and zero sales pitch.

Dreadbox ARTEMIS, Dreadbox Nymphes

4. July 2026

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Starsky Carr and the Electribe EMX-1: A 20-Year-Old Techno Street Weapon

Forget nostalgia – Starsky Carr puts the Korg Electribe EMX-1 through its paces to see if this chunky blue brute can still headline a live techno set. With a wink to rave history and a shove into the present, Starsky dives deep into the EMX-1’s drum kicks, synth engines, and valve-driven grit, exposing both its agile moves and its digital wrinkles. If you think old school means outclassed, this one’s about to steal your thunder. Prepare for a groovebox resurrection – and no, you won’t find any polite museum tours here.

Korg Electribe EMX-1

30. June 2026

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Starsky Carr Gets Brutal: Erica Synths Razornator Demo’d and Destroyed

Who needs polite reverb when you can weaponise resonance? Starsky Carr dives face-first into the Erica Synths Razornator, a Karplus-Strong mutant that turns basic noise into dripping stabs, warped bass, and metallic percussion. Forget your safe presets – this box is a rave bunker in disguise. Starsky’s no-nonsense style slices through the hype, giving us a taste of chaos, shimmer, and thunder. If you think resonators are just for pretty pads, buckle up.

Dreadbox ARTEMIS, Erica Synths LXR-02, Erica Synths Razornator

24. June 2026

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Starsky Carr Throws Down: Behringer JT-2 vs Jupiter-8 – Clone or Clown?

Starsky Carr isn’t here to faff about – he’s got the Behringer JT-2 and a real Jupiter-8 in the same room, and he’s not afraid to let sparks fly. If you’ve ever wondered whether Behringer’s latest analogue mini-monster is a real JP-8 voice or just cosplaying as one, buckle up. This is a brutal, no-BS comparison: every oscillator shape, every filter twitch, every LFO wobble measured, shown, and battered in real time. Starsky’s trademark clarity and dry wit keep the nerd factor high and the hype in check. Is the JT-2 a Jupiter-8 in street clothes, or does it trip

Arturia Keystep 37, Behringer JT-2, Roland Jupiter-8

22. June 2026

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Starsky Carr’s Drum Farm vs Bohm: Modular Rumble for the Rave Bunker

Looking for a Eurorack drum setup that kicks harder than your mate’s broken washing machine? Starsky Carr gets his hands dirty with the Knobula Drum Farm and Ohmforce Bohm – a combo that promises both punch and polish for live techno and modular mischief. Expect a deep dive into synth and sampler chaos, filthy kicks, and enough on-the-fly tweakability to keep your hands busy and your neighbours angry. Starsky’s signature style strips out the marketing fluff and gets straight to the point: here’s what slaps, what’s clever, and why this pairing might be your new street weapon. Don’t expect bedtime

Knobula Drum Farm, Ohmforce Bohm

17. June 2026

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Starsky Carr’s Prophet 5 Showdown: The GForce VST Throws Down with Hardware

When Starsky Carr puts the GForce Prophet 5 VST up against his own Sequential hardware, it’s not just another plugin demo—it’s a full-on rave bunker lab test. He slices through vintage mode, filter revisions, and oscillator shapes like a DJ with a grudge. This isn’t your usual “is it analog enough?” hand-wringing. Starsky’s clinical, brutal, and just cheeky enough to call out subtle quirks and proper wins. If you think all Prophet 5 emulations are the same, you’re about to get schooled. Grab your headphones, mind your CPU meter, and prepare for a synth face-off that’s as nerdy as it

GForce Prophet-5, Sequential Prophet-5

16. June 2026

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Starsky Carr Unleashes the ASM Leviasynth: Rave Bunker in a Box

If you thought the Hydrasynth was wild, the ASM Leviasynth is an absolute sonic street weapon. Starsky Carr, the king of deep dives, drags this beast out of the lab and into the spotlight, showing off why it’s already scaring other synths into submission. We’re talking 16 voices, 8 oscillators per voice, and a filter that oozes character. Forget preset surfing – this is hands-on, patch-from-scratch territory, with FM, wavetables, and classic analogue warmth all under your fingertips. If your studio needs a new centrepiece (or you just want to watch a synth pro do things you’ll never dare), this

ASM Leviasynth

9. June 2026

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Starsky Carr’s Erica Synths Resonant Filterbank Review: Not Your Nan’s Graphic EQ

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Erica Synths Resonant Filterbank and emerges with his face only slightly melted. Forget what you think you know about filterbanks and graphic EQs—this box is packing more heat than a toaster-fight at an illegal warehouse rave. In classic Starsky style, he pokes, prods, and pushes the filterbank way past polite territory, breaking down its Serge Modular roots, four wild modes, and performance tricks that would make most desktop boxes cry for their firmware mummies. If you want polite, look elsewhere—this is a chaos module for the brave.

Erica Synths Resonant Filterbank, Serge Resonant Equalizer

6. June 2026

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Starsky Carr’s Frippertronics Frenzy: Spotykach Looper Unleashed

If you think you know loopers, think again. Starsky Carr dives deep into the Synthux Academy Spotykach—a dual-deck, stereo-mangling beast with tape, slice, and granular modes that’ll make your old loop pedal weep in shame. This isn’t just another dry review: Starsky’s signature no-fuss style slices through the mystery, showing off wild features, clever visual feedback, and enough creative chaos to swallow your studio hours whole. Ready to get lost in a rave bunker of endless loops? Strap in—this review’s got more twists than a modular patch cable.

Erica Synths Zen, OTO BAM, Symmontronic Gnome 2, Synthux Academy Spotykach, Synthux Pro X

26. May 2026

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Starsky Carr Throws Down: Behringer BMX vs. Sequential Drumtraks – Vintage Hype or Modern Muscle?

Starsky Carr lines up the Behringer BMX against the Sequential Drumtraks in a proper synth shootout to answer the eternal question: does vintage always win, or is modern budget gear finally ready to throw some elbows? Expect sharp feature breakdowns, brutal honesty about firmware flops, and plenty of sonic nitpicking. If you think the BMX is just a cheap clone, think again – but don’t expect a free pass for dodgy pads and dodgier apps. Starsky’s trademark clarity and streetwise sound design keep things real, with enough gritty detail to make even the most jaded drum machine addict reconsider what

Behringer BMX, Sequential Drumtraks

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