10. September 2026
Molten Music Technology Throws Down With Shakmat Lancer’s Lash: All the Snares, None of the Fuss
10. September 2026
Elektron Outbox 8: Expanding Audio & CV Horizons
10. September 2026
Bounce Chord’s Spooky Pedalboard: A Halloween Rig That’ll Make Your Amp Scream
10. September 2026
Snare Warfare: tafony Goes Deep with the Shakmat Lancer’s Lash
10. September 2026
Metamyther Unleashes Shakmat’s Lancer’s Lash: Snare Mayhem for the Modular Masses
9. September 2026
Intellijel Metropolix: Mod Lane Gates & Trigs in the Wild
9. September 2026
Creative Sauce Schools Us: Wave Balance Plugin Turns Gain Staging Into Child’s Play
9. September 2026
AP Mastering vs. the World: Why the MOTU 10pre Eats Other Interfaces for Breakfast
9. September 2026
Verysickbeats Flips Dilla Bass Magic on the SP404MKII
9. September 2026
Metamyther Gets Filamental: MIDI Orchestration on Steroids

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12. September 2026
Expert Sleepers’ Disting NT has always been a multifaceted Swiss Army knife for the Eurorack crowd, but firmware v1.16 takes things further with a notable upgrade to the Temporal Freeze algorithm. Layering is now in the spotlight, allowing users to stack audio within a single voice and sculpt textures that range from subtle to dense. This official video walks through the new features, from fade parameters to pedal-style control, giving us a glimpse at how these additions might shape real-world modular setups. As ever, it’s a typically practical and cleverly understated move from the Expert Sleepers team.

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12. September 2026
AudioPilz vs Yamaha AN1x: Blue Box Mayhem in the Bad Gear Bunker
SPARKY
AudioPilz finally drags the Yamaha AN1x out of its 90s crypt for a no-mercy Bad Gear grilling. Expect memes, conspiracy theories, and some seriously spicy synth banter. Is this blue slab a forgotten rave weapon or just another plastic artefact from a lost era? Hold tight for scenes, morphs and a whole load of snark. This isn’t your dad’s synth review.

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11. September 2026
Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II: How Much Sampler Fits into 128 MB?
MILES
The Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II combines sampling, sequencing and performance in an unusually compact format. How far do 128 MB of memory, Song Mode, resampling, Punch-in FX and variable sample rates go in practice? This feature assesses the current firmware, workflow and key limits—from full songs to deliberately used lo-fi sound.

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11. September 2026
Architecting Performances: Novation Launch Control and Ableton Live Macro Workflows
LYRA
Novation’s Launch Control steps into the spotlight as a hands-on bridge between Ableton Live’s macro architecture and real-world performance needs. In this official walkthrough, we see how macro mappings and custom modes turn drum racks, synths, and sequencers into tactile instruments, enabling fluid transitions between tweaking, balancing, and creative exploration. Novation’s practical, artist-focused ethos shines through as the video moves from basic mappings to a streamlined custom mode, all while keeping performance flow and mix integrity front and center. This video is a must-watch for anyone seeking an efficient, consistent mapping strategy in hybrid or DAW-centric setups.

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11. September 2026
Arturia’s AudioFuse Range: Modular Interfaces for Modern Studios
LYRA
Arturia’s AudioFuse line aims to be more than a collection of audio interfaces: it’s an ecosystem tailored for everyone from solo creators to modular synth obsessives. This official overview video walks through each model—Rev2, 8Pre, Studio Rev2, 16Rig, X8 IN, and X8 OUT—showcasing their conversion quality, hands-on controls, and clever connectivity. We break down the architecture, workflow touchpoints, and exactly where each model slots into today’s studio landscape—without the marketing gloss.
AudioFuse 16Rig, AudioFuse 8Pre, AudioFuse Rev2, AudioFuse Studio Rev2, AudioFuse X8 IN, AudioFuse X8 OUT

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11. September 2026
Espen Kraft’s Roland S-10 Editor: From Floppy Graveyard to Browser Rave
If you’ve ever wanted to drag your Roland S-10 kicking and screaming into the 21st century, Espen Kraft’s got your back. Forget dusty Quick Disks and clunky emulators—this free browser-based editor slices through retro nonsense with MIDI SysEx and a wave of modern swagger. Espen’s no-nonsense, synth-hacker charm shines as he demos a workflow that’s actually fun, even if the S-10 itself is still a lovable basket case. Old-school sample heads, you’ll want to see this in action.

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11. September 2026
Devin Belanger vs. The Laptop: Why Hardware Synths Still Rule
Devin Belanger, aka Miles Away, takes a sledgehammer to the ‘just use a VST’ argument and digs into why hardware synths are still flying off the shelves. If you think your MacBook is a synth, Devin’s here to set you straight. Expect sharp takes, real talk about tactile joy, and a few home truths about creative paralysis. This isn’t beginner advice – it’s a rallying cry for the hands-on, knob-twisting crew. Devin’s style? Direct, wry, and never afraid to call out the obvious.

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11. September 2026
Verysickbeats Flips Dilla’s Toccata Hack: MPC2000XL & SP404MKII Get Schooled
If you wanna spice up your beats with some real Dilla sauce, grab your sampler and pay attention. JFilt from Verysickbeats is dropping a streetwise walkthrough of the ‘toccata motif’—that fancy classical vibe Jay Dee once flipped into hip-hop gold. We’re talking hands-on hacks on the MPC2000XL and the SP404MKII, with enough tips and one-liners to make your beat tape slap. Grab a cheap beer and get ready for grooves that would make your grandma bob her head.