Ready to blow up your patch with more modulation than a warehouse rave? The Unperson dives deep into the Vostok Instruments Halo, a four-headed LFO beast that’s itching to twist your Eurorack into new shapes. Expect logic tricks, evolving textures, and enough outputs to make your patch cables sweat. If you’re tired of vanilla modulation and want to inject some proper chaos into your rig, this is the street weapon you’ve been waiting for. The Unperson’s no-nonsense style cuts through the fluff—so strap in, because this isn’t your nan’s LFO.

Make Noise DPO, Vostok Instruments Halo

18. May 2026

Voltage Labs

Voltage Labs Unleash the Roto-Control: Motorised Mayhem for Your DAW

SPARKY

Voltage Labs, never ones to just show you another boring controller, throw down at Superbooth 2026 with the Melbourne Instruments Roto-Control—a DAW and MIDI controller that looks like it’s ready to run your studio or start a toaster-fight. Eight motorised, touch-sensitive encoders with haptic feedback, instant recall, and enough integration to make your mouse jealous. If you’re into live automation, deep mapping, or just want your gear to fight back a little, this one’s got your number. Don’t let the size fool you—this is a proper sonic street weapon.

Melbourne Instruments Roto-Control

18. May 2026

SequencerTalk

UDO Audio DMNO: Two Minds, One Soundspace – SequencerTalk at Superbooth

RAUMKLANG

UDO Audio enters the stage with the DMNO, a hybrid synthesizer that refuses to fit neatly into classic poly or mono synth categories. SequencerTalk – known for their nerdy, analytical conversation style – put the DMNO through its paces at Superbooth 2026, exploring the boundaries between duality, chaos, and sonic architecture. Two independent engines, eight play modes, and a filter concept that delivers far more than just bread-and-butter: here, patch geometry becomes an experience. If you want to know how machine ethics and soundspaces intertwine in the DMNO, don’t miss this talk – some details can only be heard, not … Read more

UDO Audio DMNO

18. May 2026

SequencerTalk

SequencerTalk Deconstructs the POLIVOKS-8: Soviet Character in the Polyphonic Machine Room

RAUMKLANG

What happens when you catapult Soviet sound DNA into the present? SequencerTalk takes us on an analytical journey through the POLIVOKS-8 by Elta Music – an eight-voice beast that fuses the raw charm of the original with modern hybrid technology, dual filter architecture, and innovative modulation options. In conversation with developer Vladi Salnikov, a machine ethos unfolds between nostalgia and future vision. If you want to know how patch geometry and sound spaces are rearranged in the POLIVOKS-8, this interview is a must. The details are complex – and some sonic foldings are simply better heard than described.

Elta Music Polivoks-8

18. May 2026

SYNTH ANATOMY

SYNTH ANATOMY Drops the Superbooth 2026 Bomb: KORG Mysteries, Polyend Drums & Kalimba Mayhem

SPARKY

Superbooth 2026 just went full rave bunker and SYNTH ANATOMY is your guide through the chaos. From a KORG synth wrapped tighter than a Christmas turkey to Polyend’s new drum machine that’s basically a TR-1000 on steroids, this episode is all killer, no filler. There’s a Kalimba synth that’s more FM than your nan’s radio, and enough new gear to make your wallet weep. If you want the real dirt, the weird jams, and the gear that’ll make your next set slap, SYNTH ANATOMY’s got you covered. Don’t just read—watch the video for the full sonic street fight.

AnalogFX Larynx, Bastl Kalimba, KORG (mysterious synthesizer), Modor NF-1k, Polyend Drums

17. May 2026

sunwarper

Sunwarper vs. The DAW: Why Portable Samplers Rule the Studio Streets

SPARKY

Sunwarper’s back with a hard-hitting reality check for anyone still chained to their DAW. In this punchy breakdown, he lays out why tiny, limited samplers are eating software’s lunch—and why that’s a good thing. Forget endless plugins and infinite undo; it’s all about constraint-fuelled creativity and actually finishing tracks. If you’re tired of option paralysis and want to know why the SP-404MKII, MPC Sample, and even a phone app might be your new best mates, this is essential viewing. Sunwarper’s signature blend of warmth, grit, and no-nonsense advice makes this a must-watch for anyone ready to escape the DAW dungeon.

17. May 2026

Voltage Labs

Voltage Labs Unleash Xaoc Devices Budapeszt & Skopje: Superbooth 2026’s Sonic Street Weapons

SPARKY

Voltage Labs are back at Superbooth, and this time they’ve brought out the big guns from Xaoc Devices: Budapeszt and Skopje. Forget polite filter sweeps—these modules are here to twist your rack into a playground of spectral chaos and microtonal mayhem. Voltage Labs’ signature style—gear knowledge with a side of cultural context—means you’re not just getting a spec sheet, you’re getting the story behind the sound. If you’re after modules that can turn a modular jam into a rave bunker meltdown or a microtonal dreamscape, keep reading. The devil’s in the interference patterns, and the fun’s in the demo.

17. May 2026

Sanjay C

Sanjay C Dives Into Komplete 26: The Ultimate Sonic Arsenal or Just More Bloat?

SPARKY

Native Instruments just dropped Komplete 26, and Sanjay C is on the case, slicing through the marketing fluff to show us what actually matters. From the return of Absynth to a fresh batch of Electric Keys, this isn’t just another incremental update—it’s a full-on buffet for sound junkies. Sanjay’s style is slick, fast, and loaded with practical demos, so you get the real dirt on what’s worth your cash. Whether you’re a bedroom beatmaker or a cinematic composer, this video is a no-nonsense tour through the latest and loudest from NI. Spoiler: some of these sounds slap, but you’ll want … Read more