25. July 2026
AudioPilz vs. Tempera: Synths for the Instagram Apocalypse
25. July 2026
TAETRO vs. Creative Block: Chasing Beats with the MPC Sample & TempoKEY K32 Play
24. July 2026
Novation FLkey Meets FL Studio 26: Workflow Unlocked
24. July 2026
Expressive E Noisy 2.6: Expanding the Architecture of Expressive Synthesis
24. July 2026
DivKid’s Ziggurat Review: Quantizer Chaos in a 14HP Bunker
24. July 2026
Resonant Alchemy: Sam Gutman Dives into the Sonic Worlds of Noisy 2.6
24. July 2026
Redshift 6: The Midlife Synthesist Unleashes a Polyphonic Street Weapon
23. July 2026
Korg and Glasper: Crafting Signature Grand & EP Sounds for KRONOS (EXs43)
23. July 2026
OXI Instruments: Mod Lanes, Pattern Reset and the Hidden Rhythms Within
23. July 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Unleashes Polyrex: Juno Vibes, No Fuss

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Erae Sound is embodme’s bold answer to dedicated, MPE-driven software synthesis, built specifically for the Erae 2 controller. This video tutorial delivers a comprehensive walk-through of the synthesizer’s core workflow, from its dual sound generators and flexible routing to a modulation matrix that’s genuinely performance-centric. The integration with Erae Lab and dynamic project management creates a unique interplay between hardware and software, putting expressive control at the player’s fingertips. We explore what’s shown—and what remains to be seen in deeper workflow contexts.

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26. July 2026
sunwarper’s iPad Hack: How to Make Your Sampler Actually Interesting
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Let’s face it – samplers are wicked fun, but sound design on them can feel like sculpting with a plastic spoon. Sunwarper, LA’s king of dusty textures, takes a hard look at this creative gap and throws an iPad into the mix. No endless plugin menus, no DAW-induced existential crisis – just one tablet, a clever MIDI controller, and a workflow that lets you keep your hands dirty. If you’re tired of your sampler’s limits but allergic to boring screens, this is the hack you need.

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26. July 2026
FRANK AND FREE and the Origami of AI Sound Production
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In the latest Spotlight from FRANK AND FREE, DeSade’s hybrid sound architecture unfolds, using AI not as a replacement but as a tool in the creative process. Between cyberpunk fiction, fictional K-pop bands, and a highly complex workflow, machine ethics and humanity are remixed. Milan Holz provides technical precision in mastering, while the future of AI in music production remains an open question—a piece for those who prefer exploring sonic spaces over managing them.
11 Labs, Midjourney, Nano Banana, ODEA, Soos, Suno, Voice-AI by Sonoworks

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26. July 2026
Verysickbeats Breaks Down Chad Hugo’s Beat: Why ‘Jumpupw!nya’ Slaps
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When Chad Hugo drops a new joint, you know the street’s about to buzz. JFilt from Verysickbeats dives headfirst into ‘Jumpupw!nya’—mapping out those wild arrangement tricks, the drum flip collab with Kadenza, and enough 80s synth sauce to make your SP404 jealous. If you want a beat breakdown that’s more mixtape than textbook and learn a one-bar hack to spice up your next session, this video (and this recap) are your golden ticket. Don’t sleep on the Neptunes’ legacy—get the inside scoop right here.

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26. July 2026
Sanjay C Gets Hands-On: Console 1 Compact vs Flow Studio – Which Mix Controller Actually Slaps?
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Sanjay C pits the Softube Console 1 Compact against the Flow Studio in a no-mouse-needed showdown. Both promise to drag your mixing out of the dark ages, but only one will fit your workflow like a battered hoodie. Quick fixes or surgical precision? Spoiler: it’s about how you like to throw down in the studio, not just what’s under the hood. Strap in, this one’s for producers who want more groove and less screen time.

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25. July 2026
Architectures in Motion: ASM’s Leviasynth Sequencer Unpacked
ASM Ashun Sound Machines returns with a modern take on sequencing in their Leviasynth, pushing beyond the basics with real-time recording, track layering, and parameter sequencing. This official walkthrough targets sound designers and performance-focused musicians, diving into the interface, track assignments, and the creative engines powering the Leviasynth’s evolving patterns. We dissect how these digital workflows are constructed and where ASM’s sequencing architecture stands out—or leaves us with questions.

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25. July 2026
Andrew Huang’s Deconstruct MINIMAL: Groovebox Chaos in a Tiny Box
Andrew Huang, the king of creative constraints, dives headfirst into Sonicware’s Deconstruct MINIMAL – a groovebox that mashes up classic machines with modern chaos. Forget endless menu-diving: this little beast throws pattern-building and live-tweaking straight into your hands. Expect instant jams, dirty bass, and enough performance tricks to keep the rave bunker jumping. If you’re bored of safe, polite grooveboxes, Huang’s wild session here will get your blood pumping.

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25. July 2026
Starsky Carr vs. UDO DMNO: Oberheim Dreams, Modern Mayhem
Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the UDO DMNO, wrangling it into a sweat-soaked Oberheim SEM tribute act. This isn’t just a nostalgia trip – Starsky slaps together a full patch bank of vintage-style sounds, then flips them with modern tricks and some downright cheeky modulation. If you think you know what a SEM sounds like, think again. Strap in for one of the dirtiest, fattest synth demos you’ll hear this year.