In the soft glow of Oscillator Sink’s world, the Spotykach emerges as both ghost and guide—a looping device that haunts the threshold between instrument and effect. This video slips beneath the surface of its drifting sound, where tape echoes and digital fragments fold into each other, summoning blurs of memory and fragile resonance. Oscillator Sink’s ASMR calm draws us into an open, unsynchronized exploration—ambient clouds, accidental beauty, and stories written in delay and decay. Here, every loop is an invitation to wander, and every modulation a gentle ripple in the fabric of sound.

Polyend Poly 2, Spotykach

15. September 2026

Meska

Oscillator Mayhem: Meska Pushes the Gotharman’s Tuul to Cluster Glory

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Meska, dark techno alchemist and gear wrangler of the statik collective, dives straight into the Gotharman’s Tuul for a rapid-fire tour of oscillator clusters and chord creation. Forget theory – it’s all about stacking sines, detuning like a mad scientist, and bending pitch with external CV until the walls shake. If you’re after a step-by-step patch nerd-out with a twist of French accent and a taste for the experimental, this video’s your rave bunker.

Gotharman’s Tuul, Hikari filter

15. September 2026

Taylor Fiore

Rainy Tokyo Grooves: Taylor Fiore Works His Magic on the OP-XY

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Taylor Fiore, aka WhosTaylor, dives into the neon-lit alleyways of Tokyo—without ever leaving his studio. Armed with the OP-XY, he cooks up a moody beat that drips with rainy midnight city vibes, all while chatting like you’re both waiting for ramen at 3am. Expect OP-XY tricks, sidechain sauce, and lead lines that glow like a vending machine in Shibuya. Don’t expect starchy gear talk—Taylor’s all about raw creativity and groovy hacks.

Teenage Engineering OP-XY

15. September 2026

Omri Cohen

VCV Rack Gets Rowdy: Omri Cohen Unleashes September’s Free Module Onslaught

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If you think VCV Rack was already overflowing, Omri Cohen’s latest rundown of free September 2026 modules is about to burst the dam. He tears through a wild stack of fresh utilities, droning monsters, sequencer mutants and glitchy noise boxes—all for zero quid. Omri’s walkthrough is fast, dense and absolutely packed with patching mayhem. If your virtual rack’s been feeling a bit too predictable, buckle up: these new modules will throw your next jam straight into rave bunker territory.

Ambient Modules, Count Modula Binary Sequencer Plus, Infinite Noise, ShapeTaker, Signal Function Set, TriggerFish, VCV Rack, Venom, Vult, Wintoid

15. September 2026

Underdog Electronic Music School

Stereo for the Streets: Underdog Electronic Music School Drops the Panning & Haas Reality Check

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Forget polite mixing advice – Underdog Electronic Music School jumps straight into the ring with a hands-on lesson in stereo width. Panning, Haas effect, and the art of not wrecking your mix in mono get the full no-nonsense treatment. Whether you’re a bedroom producer or a bunker-bound rave architect, here’s the lowdown on making your tracks slap in every sound system. Grab your headphones and prepare for some phase-fighting knowledge.

Shaperbox

14. September 2026

Scott’s Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff Unleashes Shimmer: 3rd Wave Firmware 2.0 Gets Lush and Lively

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Scott’s Synth Stuff returns from the wilds to drop a hands-on tour of Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave’s latest firmware. Forget polite reverbs—this update brings a shimmer that sings, plus a spectral wavetable mode ready to twist your sound design into new shapes. Scott slices through the hype and gets his hands dirty, showing off what’s new, what’s clever, and what’s downright brilliant (or bonkers) in 2.0. If you want to know how a flagship synth keeps its edge, this is the firmware deep-dive for you.

14. September 2026

The Unperson

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

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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).

14. September 2026

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s £15,000 Synth Soup: Analog Royalty, Now in Your Serum

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What happens when Starsky Carr stuffs the sonic DNA of seven boutique synths into your favourite softsynths? Welcome to a £15,000 analog shopping spree, boiled down into a wavetable pack for Serum and Pigments. Whether you’re after gnarly wavefolds or vintage PWM, this project fuses rare hardware character with modern DAW convenience, and it’s all delivered with Starsky’s signature clarity and no-nonsense flair. Purists, prepare to clutch your patch cables – this is synth alchemy at its cheekiest.