YOUTUBER: The Unperson

19. October 2026

The Unperson vs. Tre Modular State of Mind: A CV Generator for Sonic Mischief

The Unperson dives headfirst into the Tre Modular State of Mind, a Eurorack CV beast that’s more than just another sequencer. If you’re after evolving melodies, chaotic modulation, or a snapshot sequencer that actually inspires new patching, strap in. This module isn’t here to play nice – it’s here to make your rack sweat. Expect a hands-on demo that’s as much about bending the rules as it is about pushing CV. Forget polite, this is proper modular mayhem.

Mutable Instruments Plaits, Mutable Instruments Plots, Mutable Instruments Rings, Oscar Tria, Pamela's New Workout, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Tre Modular State of Mind, Vostok Sena

16. October 2026

SPARKY

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The Unperson Chains Chaos: RYK Side FX Gets the Sparky Treatment

RYK Modular’s Side FX isn’t just another shiny face in the Eurorack crowd—it’s a multi-effects beast with attitude. The Unperson dives in, slicing through presets, mangling soundscapes, and showing why this module’s flexible routing and deep modulation are more than just modular marketing fluff. If you fancy your effects chains wild and your workflow immediate, this one might just make your rig sweat. But honestly, you’ll want to watch the video to hear how filthy this box can get.

Monumatic, OP-1, OxyOne, RYK Modular Side FX

5. October 2026

SPARKY

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Vostok SIGMA: The Unperson Unleashes Modular Mayhem

Ready for a rhythm riot in your rack? The Unperson dives into the Vostok Instruments SIGMA, a hybrid modular gate mangler that spits out 23 rhythmic outputs like a caffeinated octopus. Four channels, stacks of logic, and more patterns than a warehouse rave. If you want your beats unpredictable and your grooves mutating, buckle in—this is not your average sequencer demo. And yes, the jams actually slap.

Castor & Pollux, Data Bender, Instro & DivKid Oct, Instro Switch, Make Noise LXD, Nobula Drum Farm, OP-1, Pamela's Pro Workout, Patching Panda Etna, Plaits, Vostok Instruments Sigma

28. September 2026

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The Unperson Unleashes Elastic OSC: Plaits Goes Polyphonic and Gets Rowdy

When The Unperson gets their hands on Elastic OSC, things get messy—in a good way. This isn’t just Plaits in a DAW; it’s a rave bunker full of sonic chaos, with polyphony, FX, and modulation galore. If you thought the original Plaits was punchy, wait until you hear it going wild with delay, distortion, and more LFOs than your nan’s got teabags. Dive in for presets, jams, and a proper thrashing of this mutant software synth.

Elastic OSC, Mutable Instruments Plaits, Oxi One

21. September 2026

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The Unperson Unleashes the MiniFreak 5.0 Update: Sample Mayhem and Wavetable Chaos

Arturia’s MiniFreak just levelled up, and The Unperson is here to drag it out of the polite synth club and straight into the rave bunker. Forget stale presets—this firmware update lets you hotwire your own samples and wavetables right into the MiniFreak’s core. The Unperson guides us through the process, pokes at the new engines, and shows off some truly warped patches—because why sound normal when you can sound freaky? If you’ve ever wanted your synth to scream in your own accent, this is your moment.

Arturia MiniFreak

14. September 2026

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The Unperson’s Plinky 12 Toadstep: Rave-Ready Touch Weapon

If you thought touch synths were just for polite ambient noodling, think again. The Unperson dives headfirst into the Plinky 12 Toadstep, a mutant groovebox that swaps faces and personalities faster than a raver changes shirts. Forget menu-diving drudgery—this thing begs for filthy jams, accidental genius, and pure hands-on chaos. Strap in for a performance beast with a wild streak and a workflow that rewards curiosity (and a bit of mischief).

Plinky 12 Toadstep

7. September 2026

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From Blank Slate to Banger: The Unperson’s Modular Mayhem

Ready for a sonic safari? The Unperson throws himself into the deep end, building a hardware synth jam from absolute scratch with nothing but a cheeky grin and a pile of wild modules. We’re talking Plaits for the weird and wonderful, Monumatic for punch, and the KO II for some dirty drum action. If you’ve ever wondered how a proper hardware jam comes together—warts, wobbles and all—this is your front-row seat to chaos, groove and the kind of sounds that could startle a sleeping wombat. Grab your stubbie and read on!

Knobula Monumatic, Mutable Instruments Plaits, Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II

24. August 2026

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ADSR Mysteries Unwrapped: The Unperson Goes Full Pharaoh

What if I told you ADSR envelopes were cooked up by ancient Egyptians? The Unperson doesn’t just drop knowledge—he makes envelopes sound like forbidden rave tech. With a lineup of filter modulations, pitch wobbles and percussive mayhem, this video is a proper crash course for envelope nerds and synth sorcerers alike. Expect dry humour, sharp demos, and enough practical tricks to make your next track slap harder than a mummy’s curse.

Foxtrot Dual, Maths, Mini Freak, Plaits, VONGON Replay

17. August 2026

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The Unperson Hacks Plaits: Plaits Palette Turns Firmware into a Playground

Mutable Instruments Plaits is a modern classic, but The Unperson dives headfirst into the Rubato Audio Plaits Palette to show just how wild things can get when you soup up your module with Braids algorithms, new chords, and a DX7 sound invasion. Forget vanilla firmware—this is Plaits on turbo. Expect sharp commentary, hands-on jams, and a rave-bunker approach to modular mayhem. If you thought you knew Plaits, you don’t. Not until you’ve seen this.

Mutable Instruments Plaits, Rubato Audio Plaits Palette

10. August 2026

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Nebula in a Case: The Unperson’s Eurorack Ambient Machine

The Unperson opens a portal into modular ambience, assembling a Eurorack constellation where each module breathes, loops, and dissolves into the next. Mutable Instruments Rings is the lone voice, but it sings through cosmos of Stardust, Nautilus, and a shimmer of subtle effects. This isn’t a patch tutorial—it’s the slow bloom of fog, light, and fractured memory, where every turn of a knob becomes a ripple in the ether. Sound design, here, is less construction and more drift.

Black and Blue Foxtrot Dual, Glasgow Synth Guild Octone, Happy Nerding FX Aid, Mutable Instruments Rings, Pamela's Pro Workout, Qu-Bit Nautilus, Qu-Bit Stardust, RYK Modular Envy Machine, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Vostok Hive

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