19. August 2025
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Jack Duxbury from AndertonsKeyboardDept takes us on an electrifying ride with the new Korg Kronos. This beast has Jack questioning his musical allegiances. From its dazzling interface to its incredible sound engines, the Kronos is here to reshape your soundscapes. Curious to see what caught Jack’s attention? Read on as we dive deep into this workstation’s magic!
19. August 2025
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Prepare for a sonic showdown as Metamyther takes us through a Eurorack kick drum clash of the titans, dissecting some of the most revered modules in the business. Will the Dassbrum or the Ultra Kick claim the throne, or will a dark horse steal the spotlight? Dive in for a gritty, full-throttle test drive of these monstrous beat machines!
Battering Ram, BIA, Bohm, Cassa, Dassbrum, Perkons Voice, Ultra Kick
17. August 2025
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Devin Belanger, a.k.a. Miles Away, dives deep into the world of synths, calling out what’s overrated and what’s underrated. He doesn’t shy away from controversy, touching on the likes of the Moog Mother 32 and the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field. If you’re ready for honest, no-nonsense rankings packed with insight from 12 years of music production experience, this one’s for you.
Behringer Neutron, Dave Smith Prophet Rev 2, Korg Prologue, Moog Matriarch, Moog Mother-32, Roland Boutique Synth Modules, Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field
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In his latest venture into “Bad Gear,” AudioPilz tackles the Donner L1 Synth—an instrument that defies logic with its lofty price and plasticky feel. Can this analog surprise shake up the market, or is it another overhyped dud? Dive in as Florian dissects the quirks, the charms, and the unexpected flaws of this ambitious synth.
16. August 2025
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DavidHilowitzMusic delves into the mesmerizing world of the Chromaplane, an innovative instrument crafted by PassepartoutDuo and KOMA Elektronik. This artistic marvel offers a journey through sound and space, inviting musicians to explore its unique electromagnetic resonators. David’s exploration unveils the instrument’s potential, weaving soundscapes that resonate with shimmering textures and evocative ambiances. Join him as he guides us through the Chromaplane’s mystique, discovering its narrative through sound.
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If you’re craving those vintage vibes without a PhD in sound engineering, LDreTheGiant has got your back. With his latest RC-20 presets pack, transforming your melodies into lo-fi masterpieces is as easy as ordering street tacos. Dive into his YouTube video for a laid-back guide through the world of retro color and sonic hacking. LDreTheGiant combines humor and expertise to make beatmaking accessible and fun – perfect for those who love music with a classic touch.
16. August 2025
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What do you get when you mix an organist’s soulful dedication with synth wizardry? JamesonNathanJones has crafted something truly unique—a broken ambient texture machine that flips the script on traditional pipe organ sounds. Dive into the world he creates where noise becomes an art form and each note is a new adventure.
16. August 2025
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It’s time to dive headfirst into the gritty world of industrial music with Tonepusher, as he walks you through the chaotic beauty of creating a track that’ll make you feel like you’re in the heart of a rave in a dodgy warehouse. Don’t miss the final step; it’s a kicker!
Alesis HR-16, Elektron Digitone, Kawai R50E, Oberheim Expander, Roland R8, Serum, Waldorf Microwave series, Yamaha DX series
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Enter the captivating world of The Townshend Studio with TheCrowHillCo as our guide, where vintage meets modern in an artistic dance of sound. Explore the philosophy behind its tactile instruments and the narrative they weave. From EMS Vocoders to Synclaviers, this is more than a studio tour; it’s a dive into sonic history and innovation.
2500, Colossus, CS80, EMS Vocoder, Moog, Synclavier, VCS3, Yamaha GX1
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ALM / Busy Circuits have a knack for designing modules that solve real-world modular headaches, and their Stem Ripper is no exception. This compact 8-channel audio recorder lets you capture every stem of your patch directly to micro SD—no external hardware, no faffing about. In their latest ALM TV video, the team walks through a full patch recording session, from initial setup to mixing in Logic Pro, highlighting just how seamlessly the Stem Ripper fits into a modern Eurorack workflow. If you’ve ever wished for an easy way to archive, edit, or remix your modular jams, this one’s worth a