4. September 2025

RILEY

Sampling Adventures with jonmakesbeats

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Sampling Adventures with jonmakesbeats

Dive into the sonic playground as John Makes Beats takes us on a nostalgic romp through the sounds of MTV Music Generator on the PlayStation. Expect playful chaos, twisted samples, and beats that hit like a cold brew on a hot day. Don’t miss Jon’s unique take on transforming gaming nostalgia into fresh, funky compositions.

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4. September 2025

MILES

Intellijel Multigrain: A Deep Dive into Modulation Possibilities

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Intellijel Multigrain: A Deep Dive into Modulation Possibilities

Intellijel’s Multigrain module steps into the spotlight as a modulation powerhouse for Eurorack enthusiasts, and in this official video manual, the Canadian brand delivers a thorough exploration of its modulation architecture under firmware 1.2. With a focus on assignable CV inputs, randomisation, and creative routing, the presentation is classic Intellijel: practical, patch-centric, and brimming with workflow tips. Whether you’re after evolving textures, granular chaos, or tightly controlled pitch sequences, Multigrain’s modulation matrix is shown to be both flexible and inviting. This article unpacks the video’s key demonstrations, highlighting how Multigrain can become the modulation nerve centre of a modern modular

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4. September 2025

LYRA

Erica Synths MIDI Dispatch: A Digital Command Center for MIDI Workflows

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Erica Synths MIDI Dispatch: A Digital Command Center for MIDI Workflows

Erica Synths steps up its MIDI game with the MIDI Dispatch, a desktop unit designed to streamline and centralize MIDI routing in both DAW-based and DAWless setups. Known for their gritty, modular-focused gear, Erica Synths brings a pragmatic, hands-on approach to MIDI management, adding a USB-C interface and flexible filtering to their classic MIDI Thru concept. In this official overview, the team demonstrates how the MIDI Dispatch can anchor a complex studio, juggling multiple synths and sequencing sources with minimal fuss. We dig into the architecture, connectivity, and workflow implications of this compact but capable box.

3. September 2025

RILEY

GabeMillerMusic’s Sonic Cocktail: MPC + Minilogue & a Dash of Justice

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GabeMillerMusic’s Sonic Cocktail: MPC + Minilogue & a Dash of Justice

Dive into the rhythmic world of GabeMillerMusic as he breaks down the essentials of crafting a Justice-inspired banger using the MPC1, Korg Minilogue, and samples from the Elektron Syntakt. With a setup that slaps harder than grandma’s wooden spoon, Gabe shows us that you don’t need a sprawling boardroom of gear to make dance floor magic happen. Get ready for some cheeky tips, street-smart techniques, and a masterclass in keeping it simple but powerful.

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3. September 2025

LYRA

Qu-Bit’s Bloom Sequence Editor: Fractal Sequencing, Now in Your Browser

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Qu-Bit’s Bloom Sequence Editor: Fractal Sequencing, Now in Your Browser

Qu-Bit Electronix, known for their unapologetically digital approach to Eurorack, has just introduced the Bloom Sequence Editor—a web-based companion app for the Bloom v2 sequencer. This tool lets users craft, audition, and export intricate fractal sequences directly from their browser, bridging the gap between hands-on modular workflow and modern digital convenience. In this video, Qu-Bit walks through the editor’s architecture, from its transport and synth controls to deep step editing and export functions. Whether you’re a Bloom v2 owner or just curious about algorithmic sequencing, this editor promises a streamlined, visually rich environment for building evolving patterns.

2. September 2025

RILEY

Metamyther Takes Us on a Wild Ride with Recursion Studio

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Metamyther Takes Us on a Wild Ride with Recursion Studio

Get ready for a visual journey like no other with Metamyther’s deep dive into the Recursion Studio. This Brooklyn-built video synthesizer promises psychedelic visuals without the need for a computer. Perfect for live performers looking to amp up their shows with real-time, audio-reactive art. Metamyther breaks down the ins and outs, making the complex seem almost too easy.

1. September 2025

TAS

Devin Belanger’s Unruly Ride with Polyend Mess

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Devin Belanger’s Unruly Ride with Polyend Mess

Mate, strap yourself in for a wild ride as Devin Belanger, aka Miles Away, dives headfirst into the glitchy maelstrom of the Polyend Mess pedal. Hailing all the way from Vancouver, Devin gives us a peek into a sound wonderland that can morph the most mundane tones into something akin to a kangaroo on a Red Bull rampage! Whether you’re a synth wizard or just keen on some ear-bending chaos, this is where your sonic adventure begins. Cheers!

1. September 2025

RILEY

Cracking the Jupiter Code with Starsky Carr

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Cracking the Jupiter Code with Starsky Carr

Ever wondered if you could get your synth to sound as iconic as a Roland Jupiter-8? Starsky Carr takes you on a deep dive, showing how even the Novation Summit can serve up those classic vibes. With his signature British charm, Starsky reveals the secrets behind recreating vintage tones, all while linking hands-on tutorials to thoughtful insights into synthesizer world. If you love a good mix of tech geekery and musical creativity, this one’s for you.

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AndrewChapmanCreative Gives Viral Audio Memes a Beatdown

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AndrewChapmanCreative Gives Viral Audio Memes a Beatdown

Hold onto your headphones, folks! AndrewChapmanCreative is diving headfirst into the wild world of viral audio memes and dishing out some real talk. Whether you’re an audio engineering whiz or just love a good laugh about studio blunders, this one’s got a sonic surprise for you. Check out the ride as he and his buddy Matt break down the good, the bad, and the just plain bizarre. Ready to laugh, learn, and maybe cringe a little? Turn up the volume!

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