19. July 2026
Scott’s Synth Stuff vs. the Stylophone Gen X-2: Cheap Thrills or Sonic Street Weapon?
19. July 2026
Chris Sangster vs Logic Pro 12.3: Foreground Grids and Other Headaches
19. July 2026
Sanjay C’s News Blitz: Plugin Alliance Plot Twists, Gear Steals & Synth Hype
19. July 2026
Sweetwater’s Mic Locker: Colt Capperrune’s Tour of Sonic Legends
18. July 2026
AudioPilz vs. Sonicware Liven Ambient 0: Rave Bunker Muzak for Weirdo Nation
18. July 2026
Sonicstate Unleashes the Erica Synths Razornator: Five Blades of Delay Carnage
18. July 2026
O’Flynn’s Sonic Gymnastics: MusicRadar Tech Gets Messy with Modulars and Beatstep
17. July 2026
Devin Belanger’s Ottobit X: Sonic Ghosts in a Retro-Future Mist
17. July 2026
Alex Ball vs. the Roland JP-8000: Trance Weapon Unleashed
17. July 2026
Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Spins Up Chaos: Gyro by 10K Audio Reviewed

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22. July 2026
What happens when home-studio sense meets a free bass plugin that actually slaps? Creative Sauce’s latest deep-dive into Ample Bass P Lite proves you don’t need a swanky wallet to lay down serious low end. Expect amp sims, effects, and a Riffer that might just make the piano roll jealous. This isn’t your average YouTube gear rundown—Mike’s in it for the sound, the detail, and the occasional pun. If you want to know whether this plugin is more than just another freebie, keep reading.

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22. July 2026
Signal Sounds and Chris Miller: Where Serge, Cybernetics, and Sonic Storytelling Collide
LUMINA
What happens when the boundaries between modular synthesis, cybernetics, and techno dissolve? Signal Sounds invites Chris Miller—alias Gunnar Haslam, La Synthese Humaine, and more—for a conversation that ripples across eras, identities, and the glowing circuits of the Serge modular system. We drift through New York’s techno undercurrents, the elastic philosophy of aliases, and the hands-on realities of DIY synthesis. This episode is a nebula of ideas, where every patch cable could be a synapse connecting science, sound, and the search for new musical worlds. Dive in, and let your ears wander.
Doepfer Modular System, Korg MS-20 Mini, Make Noise Rene, Mutable Instruments 0-Coast, Prism Circuits Paperface Panels, Random Source Serge Modules, Serge Modular Synthesizer

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22. July 2026
Sample Scout Rampage: Espen Kraft’s Lightning-Fast Workflow for Vintage and DAW Chaos
SPARKY
If you’ve ever waded through folders of crusty drum hits at 3am, Sample Scout might just be your new secret weapon. Espen Kraft isn’t here for pointless nostalgia—he’s here to make old samplers and modern DAWs bow to his will. In this no-messing video, he slices, preps and exports samples at breakneck speed, showing off a tool that could make even the Akai S1000 feel fresh. If you’re ready to drag your vintage kit into the 21st century (or just want to skip the sample-wrangling headache), read on.

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22. July 2026
Gold-Plated Punch: Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech Put the Studiologic Numa X Piano GTse to the Test
SPARKY
Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech roll out the Studiologic Numa X Piano GTse, a stage beast with a shimmer and a brain to match. Jack Duxbury dives straight in, tearing the box open and poking at its new TRS2 sound engine, wooden keybed, and a parade of presets that swing from gospel to out-there. If you reckon all stage pianos are boring, this one’s aiming for your jugular—with a finish that might just blind your bandmates. Let’s see if the hype holds up under the studio lights.

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21. July 2026
4ms Company Meets LZX Industries: Video Synthesis, Open Collaboration, and the Rise of Videomancer
MILES
LZX Industries, the Texan-turned-Portland video synth pioneers, join 4ms Company for a deep-dive into the philosophy and practicalities of modular video in Eurorack. This hour-long chat is less about buzzwords and more about DIY roots, technical hurdles, and the collaborative, open-source spirit that’s driven LZX since 2008. Along the way, we get a look at the new Videomancer desktop visual processor—a hands-on, HDMI-equipped box for musicians and visualists alike—and hear how audio and video patch worlds collide. For anyone curious about the real nuts and bolts of modular video, or just pining for a feedback loop between soldering iron and … Read more

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21. July 2026
Frap Tools Magnolia: Glitch Drums, Modular Style – A Patch Analysis
Frap Tools takes their Magnolia polysynth for a modular spin, reconstructing a classic glitchy drum patch once built around Brenso and Usta. This video is a deep dive into how much modular mayhem Magnolia can muster, focusing on modulation, filters and sequenced chaos. We follow their process, see the limitations versus a full Eurorack rig, and explore the creative patching possibilities that Magnolia brings to the techno table.

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21. July 2026
Underdog Electronic Music School Throws a Techno Intensive Like No Other
Ever fancied locking yourself in a synth-filled room with a bunch of techno fanatics for a week? Underdog Electronic Music School just pulled it off, and mate, it sounds like a wild ride. From hands-on jamming to deep dives into mixing and mastering, this camp had more energy than a BBQ with free beer. If you reckon you could survive a week of sonic mayhem, this is the kind of intensive that’ll leave you buzzing for the next one.

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20. July 2026
Voltage Labs: Minimalism’s Sonic Ghosts and Endless Pulses
Voltage Labs invites us to trace minimal music’s spectral arc, from the flickering pulse of 1960s New York to the data-driven echoes of today. This is not just a history lesson—it’s a meditation on repetition, restraint, and the way a single motif can bloom into a universe. The video’s narrative floats through time and genre, where each artist leaves behind resonances like fog on glass. Here, we listen for the ghosts between the notes, and discover how less becomes everything.