Doctor Mix dives headfirst into the trance classic ‘Children’ by Robert Miles, armed with nothing but the original audio, a battered Kurzweil K2000, and his own stubborn ears. No MIDI files, no stems—just raw sound design, relentless tweaking, and a few sponsor-shouted plugins. This isn’t your average YouTube tutorial; it’s a rave bunker autopsy, with every drum, pad, and thunderclap rebuilt from scratch. Expect plenty of gear nerdery, a few near-meltdowns, and a final result that slaps hard. If you want to see how a legend is reverse-engineered, Doctor Mix brings the chaos and the charm.

Kurzweil K2000, Nexus, Pulsar Audio Echorec, Pulsar Audio Primavera

7. February 2026

Woody Piano Shack

Woody Piano Shack’s Hydrasynth Bass Rumble: Digital Muscle Meets Analogue Swagger

SPARKY

Ready for a synth bass smackdown? Woody Piano Shack dives into the ASM Hydrasynth Deluxe, wringing out everything from buttery analogue thump to digital razor-edge. This isn’t your average preset parade—Woody’s live, improvised jams and cheeky filter tweaks turn the Hydrasynth into a proper sonic street weapon. Expect macro mayhem, free patch goldmines, and a few happy accidents along the way. If you think you know the Hydrasynth, think again—this test drive is all about dirty grooves, not polite manuals.

ASM Hydrasynth Deluxe

7. February 2026

AudioPilz

AudioPilz Dishes the Dirt: What Your Synth REALLY Says About You

SPARKY

Ever wondered if your synth collection is a window into your soul—or just a cry for help? AudioPilz, the meme lord of music tech, takes a sledgehammer to synth stereotypes and exposes the hilarious truths behind your gear choices. From Minilogue mediocrity to modular madness, this video is a roast session for the ages. If you think your setup is unique, prepare for a reality check. Grab your doughnuts and jazz cigarettes—this is synth psychology, AudioPilz style.

Akai MPC Live 3, Akai MPC One, Akai MPC XL, Arturia MiniBrute, Arturia MiniFreak, Arturia Pigments, ASM Hydrasynth, Behringer Model D, Critter & Guitari, Dext, Electro Foster Astral Whip, Elektron Digitakt, Elektron Digitone, Elektron Octatrack, Korg Minilogue, Korg Minilogue XD, Moog Minimoog, Omnisphere, Resonant Circuits Ritual, Roland D-50, Roland JD, Roland Juno, Roland Jupiter-8, Roland JV, Roland MC-8, Roland RE-201, Roland SH-101, Roland SH-32, Roland TB-3, Roland TR-1000, Serum 2, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Vital, Yamaha DX7

7. February 2026

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Throws Down: Sequential Fourm vs Pro-One – Modern Muscle or Vintage Voodoo?

SPARKY

Starsky Carr is back in the rave bunker, pitting the shiny Sequential Fourm against the cult-classic Pro-One. Forget the spec sheets – this is a head-to-head for those who want their bass to rattle the walls and their synths to fight dirty. Starsky’s no-nonsense style slices through the marketing fluff, showing us where the Fourm slaps, where it stumbles, and whether it can really channel that Prophet-era snarl. If you’re wondering if modern analog can stand toe-to-toe with a legend, grab your headphones and get ready for some proper synth carnage.

Sequential Fourm, Sequential Pro-One

7. February 2026

Behringer

Behringer BMX: 80s Drum Machine Nostalgia Rewired for the Modern Patchhead

MILES

Behringer’s BMX drum machine lands with a mission: to channel the punch and sizzle of classic 1980s EPROM boxes into today’s hands-on workflows. In typical Behringer fashion, the BMX is presented as both a faithful sonic recreation and a flexible modern tool, complete with velocity-sensitive pads, multi-output routing, and built-in sampling. This official video walks through the BMX’s design, sound palette, and performance features, all while nodding to the legendary machines and records that inspired it. For those who crave vintage grooves but want modern control, the BMX aims to bridge the decades without breaking the bank—or your patchbay.

Behringer BMX

6. February 2026

DivKid

DivKid Unleashes Nekyia Circuits: Ceremony & Sigil – Twin Peaks, Filter Freaks, and Mod Mayhem

JET

DivKid’s back at it, and this time he’s got his mitts on Nekyia Circuits’ Ceremony and Sigil modules—a filter and function generator combo that’s about as subtle as a brick through a window. If you’re after sterile, polite tones, jog on. This is a deep dive into morphing, pinging, and modulating until your patch cables beg for mercy. Expect raw filter sweeps, envelope acrobatics, and enough modulation to make your head spin. DivKid’s signature style—clear, nerdy, and totally unpretentious—cuts through the noise, showing off just how wild these modules can get. If you want your modular rig to sound like … Read more

6. February 2026

MALO BEATS

MALO BEATS Flips the MPC XL: Clip Matrix & Track Mute Automation for Streetwise Beatmakers

RILEY

If you think the MPC XL is just another shiny box for studio nerds, think again. MALO BEATS dives into the new 3.0 workflow, showing off how the clip matrix and track mute automation can turn your beat game from basic to bonkers. This isn’t some dry manual—MALO’s got that real-world, sample-based hustle, and he’s not afraid to keep it messy, honest, and fun. Whether you’re just getting your fingers dirty or looking for tricks to spice up your next live set, this video is a goldmine of workflow hacks and street-level wisdom. Trust me, you’ll want to see how … Read more

6. February 2026

Lodewijk Vos (LØ)

Lodewijk Vos (LØ): Navigating the DAW Nebula – A Composer’s Sonic Cartography

LUMINA

Step into the magnetic resonance of Lodewijk Vos (LØ), where every DAW is more than a tool—it’s a landscape of possibility. In this immersive reflection, LØ drifts through decades of digital audio workstations, mapping out how each platform shapes the emotional and practical contours of music creation. With a poetic lens and the wisdom of a seasoned film composer, he unpacks the tactile realities and sonic ghosts that haunt our workflow decisions. This isn’t just a technical review—it’s a journey through the fog and fractured light of creative process, inviting us to feel the pulse of each DAW as it … Read more