2. September 2026
Tefty Music Tech Drops the Pultec: MPC Users Get That Classic Slap
2. September 2026
LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER’s Fire Organ Mk3: Water Jackets, Solder Fights & Pitch Wars
1. September 2026
Macro Mayhem: Bloom Music Unleashes the Minilogue XD’s Secret Weapon
1. September 2026
Meska Unleashes Chaos: Random CV Mayhem with the Gotharman’s Tuul
1. September 2026
L.Dre Flips the Script: Remixing on the MPC Live 3—No DAW, No Problem?
31. August 2026
Nebula Machines: Bahadırhan Koçer and the Sonic Physics of Dub Techno
31. August 2026
Voltage Labs: When Sound Becomes Liquid—The Emotional Journey of Sampling
31. August 2026
TheCosmicAcademy’s Streetwise Fixes for Muddy Mixes and Floppy Drops
30. August 2026
TAETRO’s Bluetooth MIDI Hack: Free App, Zero Headache
30. August 2026
SpectreSoundStudios: Bogner Alchemist vs. JCM 800—Budget Riff Monster or Brand Name Faker?

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3. September 2026
What happens when a multi-instrumentalist and piano technician gets his hands on Yamaha’s Montage M7? Jay Esplana shares his personal rituals, favorite features, and how the MODX M and Montage M integrate into his workflow. Yamaha Synths Official brings us a peek at real-world stage and studio habits, from aftertouch and keyboard hold tricks to that infamous improvised sustain pedal moment. This isn’t just a feature rundown – it’s a tour through the architecture of musical expression and the nuances that matter most to a working player.

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3. September 2026
OXI Instruments: Polyrhythmic Grooves with the OXI One mkII’s Decoupled Velocity and Gate
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OXI Instruments returns with another Playbook deep-dive, this time unearthing the creative power of the OXI One mkII’s ability to decouple velocity and gate sequences. Through hands-on demonstration, the video shows how manipulating independent looping points for velocity and gate transforms basic drum patterns into complex, evolving grooves. For anyone obsessed with rhythmic detail, this workflow-focused walkthrough reveals the OXI One mkII’s unique approach to step sequencing and groove shaping, offering a glimpse of its architecture and live performance potential.

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3. September 2026
Make Noise Bruxa Meets the Beast: Patchwork Mono Mayhem
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In this Make Noise video, Bruxa—the mysterious mono signal processor—takes centre stage alongside its maximalist cousin N.U.S.S. We’re walked through how these two distinct personalities can be coaxed into a collaborative patch, with the jumbler and multi-mod providing motion and modulation magic. The result? A lively exploration of motion, filtering, and rhythmic mutation, all firmly grounded in Make Noise’s experimental ethos. For those who crave evolving sonic textures and real-time patching, this is a showcase of what happens when design constraints push creativity in unexpected directions.
Bruxa, GTE, Jumbler, Maths, Multi-Mod, Multi-Wave, N.U.S.S., Polymaths, QPOS, QXG, Tempi

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3. September 2026
Bastl Instruments Kastle 2: Open-Source Evolves the Pocket Synth
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Bastl Instruments takes their cult Kastle 2 semi-modular synth deeper into community territory, spotlighting the v1.7 firmware update and a host of wild third-party firmwares. The video gives an in-depth look at new features like swing, humanize, and assignable modulation, while exploring the open-source ecosystem that’s grown around this pint-sized sonic laboratory. If you’ve ever wondered how far a pocketable synth can stretch when the code is open, Bastl’s latest show-and-tell is a goldmine of patch ideas and community-driven weirdness.

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3. September 2026
Doctor Mix & Jam El Mar vs. Martinic Prodigy: One Synth, No Prisoners
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What happens when you lock Doctor Mix and Jam El Mar in a studio with nothing but the Martinic Prodigy? Absolute techno carnage, that’s what. This isn’t your average synth demo—it’s a rave bunker masterclass, with two heavyweights swapping presets, slinging bass, and revealing what actually makes early-90s techno slap. Expect insider tempo hacks, kick drum philosophy, and hi-hats sharper than a broken pint glass. Buckle up and hit play—this one’s got grit.

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2. September 2026
RolandChannel’s FP-40: Digital Piano Meets Smart Practice
RolandChannel presents the FP-40, a digital piano merging expressive sound with a forward-thinking practice ecosystem. The FP-40 draws on Roland’s latest sampling and speaker tech, aiming for both authentic performance and engaging daily use. With the Piano Sphere system built in, the FP-40 promises interactive feedback, lesson integration, and seamless app connectivity—all in a compact package. We examine how the video demonstrates the FP-40’s core architecture, user workflow, and the realities of its learning platform.

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2. September 2026
Akai Professional Channels Vintage EQ Magic: The Stereophonic EQP Unpacked
Akai Professional takes a bold step with the AIR Stereophonic EQP, a plugin inspired by the musicality of classic Pultec EQs but reimagined for modern digital workflows. This official walkthrough dives into the architecture, controls, and practical applications of the EQP within the MPC environment and beyond. From subtle sweetening to assertive tone-shaping, the video demonstrates how the EQP’s expanded bands, tube warmth, and mid/side processing can transform tracks, buses, and mixes. We break down what’s actually shown—and where this plugin might fit in your hybrid or DAWless setup.

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2. September 2026
Akai Professional’s Stereophonic Enhancer: In-Depth Stereo Polish for MPC and Beyond
Akai Professional presents the AIR Stereophonic Enhancer, a mastering processor designed to bring out depth, space, and width in mixes while preserving mono integrity. In this detailed walkthrough, Akai demonstrates how the plugin enhances drums, buses, and full mixes with subtle but effective mid/side processing, harmonics, and “air”. The focus is on musical cohesion and polish—never heavy-handed, always studio-ready. We examine the core features, workflow, and how it integrates into the MPC ecosystem and beyond.