24. October 2026
Behringer Poly D: Channeling Thriller’s Ghosts and Grooves
23. October 2026
Akai Professional Delivers MPC 3 Beats: Classic Workflow, Now Free
23. October 2026
L.Dre Runs the Block with the Akai MPK Mini Plus II: Is It Worth Your Lunch Money?
22. October 2026
Roland TR-1000 Firmware 1.50 Expands Note Sequencing and Audio Routing
22. October 2026
OXI Instruments: Why Centralize Your Drum Machine Workflow with OXI One MKII?
21. October 2026
RolandChannel’s JUPITER-08: Iconic Synthesis in a Boutique Format
21. October 2026
Wavetable, Reinvented: RolandChannel’s n/vision Boutique Synthesizer Unpacked
21. October 2026
Sineway’s MiniFreak 49: Big Keys, Big Moves, Still a Game Changer?
21. October 2026
Monotrail Tech Talk: Polarizer – The Secret Sauce Your Modular’s Missing
21. October 2026
The Unperson Unleashes the Arturia MiniFreak 49: More Keys, More Chaos
27. October 2026
A clock provides order, eight random channels provide deviation. Omri Cohen builds a patch with Befaco Random8 and Vult Overon where both work together: accents remain tangible, gate patterns can be locked, and a delay occasionally freezes. Optoproductions controls drum variations via level; Robin from Molten Music Technology asks how such possibilities can remain manageable in everyday use.
27. October 2026
Chordcat: The idea remains, the sound may change
LUMINA
A chord progression is not yet a finished track—and its first sound doesn’t have to be its last. TAETRO takes AlphaTheta’s Chordcat from a standalone sketchpad to a MIDI hub for samplers and DAWs. Sonicstate shows how much can already be reshaped within the device. Things get exciting where musical decisions are preserved while the timbre changes. However, this transition is not entirely seamless.
27. October 2026
Intellijel Cascadia: Minimal Techno, Maximum Patchability
MILES
Intellijel’s Cascadia is put to the test in a practical Minimal Techno walkthrough, showing off its broad analog palette and signal routing cleverness. The official Intellijel channel dives deep into patching, from punchy bass to evolving sequences and modulation tricks, all while integrating a drum machine and FX pedal. This video distils Cascadia’s strengths in a real-world jam context, with a spotlight on the Entropic Sequence Generator and hands-on performance moves.
26. October 2026
The Unperson Unleashes Hundekraft: OP-1 Gets a Firmware Rave Injection
SPARKY
The Unperson dives headfirst into Hundekraft, the wild new firmware for the Teenage Engineering OP-1. This isn’t just another update – it’s a full-on resurrection, packing fresh synth engines, effects, and performance hacks into the cult classic. From SID’s chip-tune chaos to a granular Beads storm, The Unperson’s approach is equal parts deep-dive and dancefloor demolition. If you thought your OP-1 was getting dusty, think again: this video shows it’s ready to fight its way back into your gig bag.
26. October 2026
AP Mastering Throws Down: Stop EQing Your Headphones!
SPARKY
AP Mastering isn’t here to coddle your comfort zone. In this punchy rant, he takes a sledgehammer to the idea of EQing your headphones for studio work. Expect no-nonsense logic, a few brutal truths, and some alternative wisdom for your next mix session. If you’re still fiddling with corrective curves, maybe it’s time to bin that habit and listen up. Your next banger’s clarity might depend on it.
25. October 2026
Chris Sangster Unmasks Logic Pro’s Secret Weapon: Group Settings That Actually Matter
Right, listen up Logic heads. Chris Sangster dives into the underbelly of Logic Pro and drags out those hidden Group Settings you always ignore. If you thought grouping tracks was just for neat freaks, think again—Sangster shows how these tweaks can turn your mix workflow from a donkey cart into a bullet train. Expect fast moves, no fluff, and the kind of practical tricks that’ll save you hours and possibly your sanity. No hand-holding here—just pure, actionable DAW power.
25. October 2026
sunwarper’s 2026 Koala Sampler Workflow: Beatmaking Evolved and Flipped
Think you know the Koala Sampler? Sunwarper just flipped the script for 2026, showing off game-changing chops, wild resampling, and stems so clean you’ll want to eat off ’em. From wireless MIDI moves to synths in your pocket, this video’s got beat hacks you can actually use—no PhD required. Grab a cheap controller, crack a cold one, and get ready to make your DAW jealous.
24. October 2026
Arturia MiniFreak 49: Dual Digital Engines Meet Analog Depth
Arturia’s official walkthrough of the MiniFreak 49 puts its hybrid synthesis architecture front and center. This keyboard combines dual digital sound engines with a six-voice analog filter, aiming to bridge classic analog warmth and contemporary digital versatility. The video systematically explores engine types—from wavetables to granular sampling—and demonstrates how engine-specific controls and innovative modulation options enable both familiar and experimental sound design. It’s a showcase of what happens when digital flexibility meets analog character in a tightly integrated performance keyboard.