Let’s face it: most Logic Pro users sleepwalk past the Region Inspector, missing out on a goldmine of power moves. Chris Sangster, the meticulous mind behind Sangster Sounds, drops the fluff and gets surgical with Logic’s most overlooked panel. If you’re tired of repetitive grid-lock and clunky edits, this video is your ticket to smarter, dirtier, and far slicker sessions. Chris doesn’t just break down features – he exposes workflow hacks that’ll make your next project punch harder and run cleaner. Don’t blink, or you’ll miss tricks that’ll turn your DAW routine into a full-blown rave bunker.

Logic Pro

15. June 2026

HAINBACH

HAINBACH & the Sonic Boom Sampler: Brüel & Kjær 7502 Goes Full Rave Bunker

SPARKY

Ever heard of a sampler built to catch a Concorde’s sonic boom? HAINBACH dives deep into the Brüel & Kjær 7502 Digital Event Recorder—the original hardware hack that accidentally became a street weapon for weirdos and sound adventurers. In a sharp, thoroughly nerdy interview with inventor Flemming Madsen, we get the lowdown on how a chunk of measurement kit found its way from vibration analysis to the hands of composers ready to break the rules. This isn’t your typical synth history—expect unexpected twists, a bit of gear envy, and a hard reminder that sometimes the best music tools start life … Read more

Brüel & Kjær 2120 Frequency Analyzer, Brüel & Kjær 2121 Frequency Analyzer, Brüel & Kjaer 7502 Digital Event Recorder

15. June 2026

Voltage Labs

Voltage Labs Illuminates: Boards of Canada and the Sonic Art of Uncertainty

LUMINA

Boards of Canada are not merely heard—they are felt, like the memory of sunlight on closed eyelids or the static of forgotten VHS tapes. Voltage Labs, with their cinematic eye and cultural curiosity, guides us through the duo’s fog-shrouded world, where each track is both a comfort and a riddle. Through absence, analog haze, and cryptic signals, Boards of Canada conjure nostalgia and mystery as living, breathing atmospheres. This Voltage Labs piece is an invitation to drift inside the music’s magnetic resonance, where every note is a ghost and every silence, a story waiting to be decoded.

15. June 2026

Sam Gutman

Sam Gutman’s Synth Sell-Off: Regret, Nostalgia, and Gear FOMO

SPARKY

Sam Gutman isn’t just any synth collector—he’s the kind of musician whose gear journey is a soap opera of emotional highs, facepalm regrets, and brutally honest trade-offs. In his latest video, Gutman drags us through the muddy trenches of every synth, keyboard, and digital oddity he’s ever sold—spilling the real reasons behind each farewell, complete with regret ratings and hard-won lessons. Expect more than just a list: it’s a heart-on-sleeve confessional that’ll make any gearhead wince, laugh, and nod in painful agreement. If you’ve ever looked at your synth shelf and wondered which one you’ll mourn next, Sam’s got stories … Read more

Fender Rhodes, Hammond SK-1, Hammond XK-1, Korg BX-3, Korg SV-1, Micro Korg, Moog Taurus III, Nord Electro 2, Novation Bass Station II, Roland Juno DI, Roland PK-5 MIDI Foot Pedals, Roland VK-8M, Sequential Prophet X, Yamaha MODX

15. June 2026

The Unperson

The Unperson vs. Rings: Guitars, Modular Mayhem & Physical Modelling Madness

SPARKY

You ever wonder what happens when you plug a guitar straight into Mutable Instruments Rings and let chaos reign? The Unperson, our favourite modular sound-slinger, straps on six strings, cranks the gain, and dives headfirst into the Eurorack abyss. Forget polite pedalboard noodling – this is about turning resonators into riff machines, with patch cables flying and distortion dialled right. If your modular rig is missing a bit of string-fuelled mayhem, this video is your new blueprint. Expect dirty textures, unexpected harmonics, and enough experimental jams to make your DAW sweat. Spoiler: watching is mandatory if you want to actually … Read more

Data Bender, DPW MOG Distortion, FX Aid, Instro Ire, KO2, Make Noise Maths, Mutable Instruments Rings, Oscar Tria, Pamela’s New Workout, Vostok Hive

14. June 2026

Bthelick

Bthelick vs. Muddy Subs: Why Your Rolling Bass Grooves Are Flopping

SPARKY

Rolling bass lines got you sounding like a foghorn in a rave bunker? Bthelick, the master of practical dance music breakdowns, slices through the murk to explain why your low end might be tanking your groove. In this sharp, no-fluff tutorial, he exposes the fatal flaws of copy-paste bass tricks, offers blunt fixes, and shows ways to keep your subs moving crowds instead of just making the floor shake. If you think more sub always equals more power, think again. Expect envelope hacks, machine gun metaphors, and enough rhythmic dodgeball to keep your next track from flopping. Essential viewing for … Read more

14. June 2026

sunwarper

sunwarper vs. Six Strings: Guitar Abuse with the SP404 MK2

SPARKY

Ever wondered what happens when you toss a guitar into the sampler meat grinder and refuse to play nice? Sunwarper rips up the playbook in this video, taking guitar sounds and bending them into unrecognisable shapes with the SP404 MK2. Forget polite fingerpicking—this is all about chopping, reversing, and pitching until your guitar is begging for mercy. If you’re sick of lofi clichés and want to see a sampler used like a proper sonic street weapon, pull up a chair. Sunwarper’s approach is all about squeezing the last drop of weird out of every riff, and trust me, it slaps … Read more

14. June 2026

Verysickbeats

Verysickbeats: Sculpting the Boondocks—Soulful Templates for Cinematic Beats

LUMINA

Step into a soundscape where cartoons breathe soul and each layer drips with nostalgia—Verysickbeats invites us to craft a Boondocks-inspired template that feels both cinematic and deeply personal. This journey isn’t just a beatmaking tutorial; it’s a meditation on sound selection, emotional resonance, and the art of conjuring mood from texture. With his signature warmth and accessible approach, JFilt guides us through instrument choices that evoke smoky jazz clubs and animated dusk, all while keeping the process playful and creative. The result is a palette that doesn’t just fill space but paints it—inviting us to drift inside and shape our … Read more