YOUTUBER: Starsky Carr

5. May 2026

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Faderpunk: Not Just Another Fader Bank

Think the Faderpunk is just a dumb box of sliders? Think again. Starsky Carr dives headfirst into this ATOV Projects unit and rips the lid off its reputation as a mere CV controller. What you get is a shape-shifting groovebox sidekick, loaded with app-based tricks, MIDI wizardry, and enough live performance muscle to make your modular sweat. If you want to see a controller that can run circles around classic drum machines and synths, Starsky’s got the goods. This review is all killer, no filler—just how we like it.

Dreadbox Erebus, Dreadbox Nyx, Faderpunk, Roland CR-78, Roland GALAXIAS, Vermona DRM1

22. April 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Cre8audio Pro-Gram: Tiny Box, Massive Sequencing Muscle

Starsky Carr is back in the rave bunker, this time with the Cre8audio x Pittsburgh Modular Pro-Gram—a 12-track MIDI & CV sequencer that looks like a toy but punches like a heavyweight. Forget the screenless panic: Starsky dives straight into its hybrid powers, from drum chaos to melodic wizardry, all with his trademark blend of deep knowledge and no-nonsense delivery. If you want to know whether this compact sequencer is a street weapon or just another plastic pretender, you’re in the right place. Prepare for groove hacks, generative tricks, and a few honest gripes along the way. This isn’t a

Cre8audio East Beast, Cre8audio Pro-Gram, Dreadbox Erebus, Dreadbox Nyx, Erica Synths LXR02, GS Music Bree6, Vermona DRM1

22. April 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Bree 6: Analog with Attitude

If you think analog polysynths are all nostalgia and no bite, Starsky Carr is here to slap you awake. In his deep-dive on the GS Music Bree 6, he puts this six-voice VCO beast through its paces, showing off a synth that’s equal parts vintage swagger and modern muscle. Forget endless menu-diving—this thing is all about hands-on action, fat tones, and a few tricks that’ll make even Juno diehards raise an eyebrow. Starsky’s trademark style—straight-talking, playful, and never afraid to call it—makes this review a must-watch for anyone who wants their synths to sound alive, not just alive in the

GS Music Bree 6

11. April 2026

TAS

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr vs. The Kaleidoscope: Synth Genius or Brain-Breaking Madness?

Ever wanted a synth that feels like wrangling a kangaroo hopped up on Red Bull? Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Kaleidoscope, a digital beast that mashes additive and subtractive synthesis with a side of generative chaos. This isn’t your garden-variety keyboard – it’s a semi-modular mind-bender that’ll have you questioning reality and your patching skills. Starsky’s signature no-nonsense style cuts through the confusion, showing us why this box is either pure genius or total insanity. If you’re after wild, evolving sounds and don’t mind a bit of brain strain, this one’s for you. Grab a cold one and let’s

Kaleidoscope

7. April 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the UDO Domino: Hybrid Polysynth Mayhem

Starsky Carr is back in the bunker with the UDO Domino, a synth that looks like it just crawled out of a vintage VCR and decided to pick a fight with every hybrid polysynth on the market. This isn’t your average plastic-fantastic: dual engines, FPGA oscillators, and a filter section that’s got more personalities than a warehouse rave at 4am. Starsky’s trademark deep-dive style tears into the Domino’s guts, showing off everything from lush pads to straight-up sonic filth. If you’re after a synth that rewards knob-twiddling chaos and isn’t afraid to get weird, you’ll want to strap in for

UDO Domino

4. April 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Bass Arsenal: 10 Synth Tips That Hit Like a Freight Train

If your basslines are floppier than a wet noodle, Starsky Carr is here to slap some backbone into your sound design. In this turbo-charged rundown, the British synth sage drops ten pro-level tips for monstrous bass – all doable on pretty much any synth with two oscillators and a filter. From simple saws to Reese monsters, acid squelch, PWM, and sub-bass that’ll rattle your nan’s tea set, Starsky’s approach is as practical as it is punchy. Expect no-nonsense advice, a few dirty tricks, and enough patching inspiration to keep your groovebox sweating for weeks. If you want bass that actually

Form (synthesizer)

1. April 2026

LUMINA

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr and the Sonic Volcano: Genki KATLA Erupts Beyond Convention

From the land where fire and ice entwine, Starsky Carr brings us a synth that doesn’t just break the mold—it melts it. The Genki KATLA, inspired by Icelandic volcanoes, is no ordinary polysynth. With its rotating voice architecture and hybrid signal path, KATLA invites us to drift inside a world of unpredictable textures and evolving harmonics. Starsky’s signature clarity guides us through this landscape of sonic magma, where each note blooms and mutates, and the boundaries of synthesis dissolve. This is not a review for the faint of heart, but for those who seek new sound worlds—where the ground rumbles

Genki KATLA

31. March 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Retroaktiv PatchGen: Instant Bangers for Your MKS-70

Starsky Carr is back in the rave bunker, this time showing off how the Retroaktiv MPG7X controller turns the Roland MKS-70 into a patch-generating beast. Forget endless menu-diving—this setup spits out pro-level sounds faster than you can type their names. Whether you’re after snappy basses, lush pads, or lo-fi organs, Patch Gen’s intelligent randomisation means you’re never more than a button-press away from your next sonic street weapon. If you think patch design has to be slow and painful, Starsky’s no-nonsense walkthrough will make you think again. Dive in, but don’t expect him to hold your hand—this is for synth

Retroaktiv MPG7X, Roland MKS-70

28. March 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s UB-Xa Patch Bank: No-Nonsense Sounds for Real Tracks

Sick of synth presets that sound like a spaceship crash but never fit in your mix? Starsky Carr’s back with a UB-Xa patch bank that actually gets the job done. Forget the usual demo-fodder—this is 128 patches of basses, pads, and leads that don’t just show off, they work. Starsky’s trademark straight-talking style slices through the hype, giving you sounds you’ll actually use. If you want your UB-Xa to stop collecting dust and start punching holes in your tracks, this is the video to watch. Get ready for patches that slap, not just sizzle.

Behringer UB-Xa

21. March 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Super JX: Retroaktiv MPG-7X and Vecoven PWM Takeover

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Roland Super JX, but this isn’t your grandad’s rack synth demo. With the Retroaktiv MPG-7X controller strapped on and the Vecoven PWM upgrade under the hood, Starsky turns this vintage beast into a modern sonic street weapon. Expect hands-on tweaks, lush pads, and enough modulation to make your head spin. If you think the Super JX is just another dusty relic, think again—this combo kicks like a drunken horse and Starsky’s no-nonsense breakdown will have you eyeing eBay before the video’s over.

Retroaktiv MPG-7X controller, Roland MKS-70 Super Jupiter, Vecoven PWM upgrade

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