2. May 2026
Intellijel Multigrain 1.4: Firmware Tweaks, Choke Tricks and Modular Mayhem
2. May 2026
The Unperson Unleashes NINA’s Braids: Firmware That Turns a Synth into a Sonic Street Weapon
2. May 2026
Bthelick’s Microtonal Techno Mashup: Jeff Mills Meets Angine de Poitrine
2. May 2026
AudioPilz vs. Digitone Keys: Synth Joke or Secret Weapon?
2. May 2026
Tonepusher Illuminates the Sonic Ghosts of Nine Inch Nails’ Moog Universe
1. May 2026
Chase Bliss Big Time: Delay, Character, and Creative Control in One Box
1. May 2026
HakenAudio and WARBL: MPE Winds Meet the EaganMatrix Micro
1. May 2026
Oscillator Sink Unleashes the Mad Sound Factory Drop: Groovebox Mayhem for the Modular Masses
1. May 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy: Sculpting Sonic Mass with the Polyend FAT Engine
30. April 2026
Expressive E’s Osmose CE: A New Blueprint for Expressive MIDI Control

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Ready to get your hands dirty with analog oscillators? The Unperson is back, slicing through the basics and diving headfirst into the wild world of waveforms, modulation, and modular chaos. This isn’t your grandad’s synth tutorial—expect thick subs, creamy detuned stacks, and enough wavefolding to melt your toaster. We’re talking real hardware, no softsynth fluff, and a creator who knows how to wring every last drop of filth and funk from a Eurorack. If you think you know oscillators, think again. This is the streetwise guide you didn’t know you needed.
Behringer 2600 VCO, Instruō Neóni, Make Noise DPO, Maths, Oxy-1, Patching Panda Etna, Sputnik Modular Variable Waveform Generator, Winterbloom Castor & Pollux 2

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4. May 2026
Oscillator Sink’s Kaleidoscope: A Sonic Prism of Drones and Dreams
LUMINA
Oscillator Sink invites us into the shifting, prismatic world of the Kaleidoscope by Vadim Minkin—a generative groovebox that doesn’t just play music, but breathes it into being. In this meditative study, we drift through foggy drones and shimmering textures, guided by Sink’s signature calm and clarity. The video is less a tutorial and more a sonic reverie, where envelopes converse and voices intertwine in magnetic resonance. For those who crave sound that feels alive, unpredictable, and tactile, this is a study in how synthesis can become pure atmosphere—an invitation to listen, feel, and dissolve into the sound.

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4. May 2026
SYNTH ANATOMY Unleashes the SynTesla MegaHertz: Hans Zimmer’s Modular Monster Goes Public
SPARKY
Strap in, synth heads – SYNTH ANATOMY takes us deep into the rave bunker at SynthFest France 2026, where the SynTesla MegaHertz is turning heads and melting faces. Born from Hans Zimmer’s wildest stage dreams and built in a mere 10 months, this 5U modular beast isn’t just a pretty face – it’s a sonic street weapon with analog muscle and digital brains. Pierre Jean Tardiveau and Yves Usson spill the beans on design pressure, steampunk swagger, and why this isn’t your granddad’s Moog clone. If you think you’ve seen it all in modular, think again. The MegaHertz is here … Read more

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4. May 2026
SYNTH ANATOMY Unleashes PluginGuru Unify 2: The Ultimate Plugin Host for Sonic Mayhem
SPARKY
Ready to turn your plugin folder into a rave bunker? SYNTH ANATOMY dives into PluginGuru Unify 2 at SynthFest France 2026, where layering VSTs gets a serious upgrade. This isn’t your average plugin host—it’s a sonic street weapon that lets you stack, split, and mangle instruments with a workflow that’s slicker than a greased fader. Expect clever MIDI tricks, a sample engine that means business, and a metronome that grooves harder than most drummers. If you think you know plugin hosts, think again—Unify 2 is here to shake up your set.

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3. May 2026
sunwarper’s MPC Sample: The Beatmaker’s Sketchbook That’ll Make You Rethink Your Workflow
RILEY
Ever wish your sampler was as quick as your favorite food truck and twice as greasy? sunwarper dives into the Akai MPC Sample, showing how this little box can get your ideas flowing faster than a Chicago train at rush hour. But don’t get it twisted—while the chopping workflow slaps, finishing a track here is a whole different story. If you’re looking for a streetwise take on what this MPC can and can’t do, sunwarper’s got the real talk. Grab your headphones, because this ride is all about fast beats, fun jams, and a few quirks that’ll have you side-eyeing … Read more

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3. May 2026
Jorb’s DeepMind 12: Still a Synth Street Weapon After a Decade?
Jorb’s back with a vengeance, dusting off the Behringer DeepMind 12 for a ten-year-later reality check. If you thought this synth was just a Juno knockoff, think again—Jorb’s got receipts and a few spicy takes on why this box still matters (and where it falls flat on its plastic face). Expect a whirlwind tour through expanded architecture, deep mod tricks, and a few hardware gripes that’ll make you laugh and wince. If you want to know whether the DeepMind 12 still slaps or just sits in the corner gathering dust, this is the deep dive you need—served up with Jorb’s … Read more

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3. May 2026
SYNTH ANATOMY Dives Deep: Beatsurfing LOW – Bass Synth with Attitude
Ready for a bass synth that doesn’t just wobble, but melts the walls? SYNTH ANATOMY hits SynthFest France 2026 and corners Pascal from Beatsurfing to show off LOW – a plugin that lets you draw envelopes like a mad scientist and sculpt basslines that punch through concrete. Forget your cookie-cutter VSTs; this thing is all about fluid control and envelope chaos, with a three-band system that lets you dial in the exact filth you want. If you’re tired of the same old FM and subtractive routines, this is the synth street weapon you’ve been waiting for. Touch integration, affordable pricing, … Read more

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3. May 2026
SYNTH ANATOMY Unleashes The DON & ELFO: Buchla Gets a Quad FX Rave Injection
SYNTH ANATOMY hits SynthFest France 2026 and drops us straight into the deep end with Enjoy Electronics’ latest Buchla-baiting monsters: The DON and ELFO. Forget polite filter sweeps—this is quadraphonic FX carnage and touchscreen LFO mayhem for those who want their modular rigs to spin, mutate, and generally misbehave. The DON takes Buchla into the multi-FX rave bunker, while ELFO’s touchscreen lets you sculpt modulation like a digital graffiti artist. If you’re tired of vanilla modulation and want your sound design to go full toaster-fight, this is the video you need. SYNTH ANATOMY’s signature in-depth, no-fluff style makes sure you … Read more