YOUTUBER: Starsky Carr

16. June 2026

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

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

23. May 2026

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Starsky Carr Throws Down: DeepMind 12 vs Jupiter 4 – Vintage Legends in a Budget Brawl

Starsky Carr isn’t here to tiptoe around synth nostalgia – he’s firing up the Behringer DeepMind 12 and pitting it right against the mighty Roland Jupiter 4. Can a modern bargain box really snarl like a four-grand vintage monster? Starsky’s trademark blend of sharp analysis and playful mischief is on full display, as he matches oscillators, envelopes, and chorus units in this synth shootout. It’s not just numbers and specs – this is a hands-on groovebox brawl, with real sonic results. If you crave filthy analog flavour without selling your nan, you’ll want to see how deep the DeepMind goes.

Behringer DeepMind 12, Roland Jupiter 4

19. May 2026

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Starsky Carr Unleashes the Bullfrog Drums: Not Just for Kids, This Thing Bites

Don’t let the rainbow buttons and chunky plastic fool you—the Erica Synths Bullfrog Drums is no toy. In his signature style, Starsky Carr dives headfirst into this colourful groovebox, peeling back the layers to reveal a machine that’s as deep as it is approachable. From hands-on sampling to parameter locks that would make a Digitakt sweat, this box is built for both the bedroom beatmaker and the stage assassin. If you’re after a drum machine that can go from playground to rave bunker without breaking a sweat, Starsky’s got the lowdown. Spoiler: it’s a lot more than a pretty face.

Erica Synths Bullfrog Drums

12. May 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Syntrx II Review: Vintage Vibes, Modern Mayhem

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Erica Synths Syntrx II, torching the myth that it’s just a sci-fi noise box for ambient weirdos. This isn’t your grandad’s EMS knockoff – it’s a modern street weapon with a digital pin matrix, a sequencer, and enough modulation to fry your brain. Starsky’s trademark deep-dive style strips away the hype and gets straight to the dirty details, showing why this synth is more than just a collector’s flex. If you think the Syntrx II is all bleeps and fizzes, prepare to get schooled – and maybe a bit jealous.

Erica Synths Syntrx II

5. May 2026

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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

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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

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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

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