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MusoTalk returns to the round table and this time it gets heated! From the analog haunting TR 1000 to the futuristic MIDI 2.0 with Rolf Wöhrmann of Waldorf – no technical detail is left out here. Stay tuned as old hands and new tech heroes redefine the music landscape!
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Join Hainbach as he embarks on a sonic adventure on the windswept island of Amrum, crafting a film score with an ancient Aeolian harp. Explore the intersection of nature and sound in his unique approach to capturing the essence of wind for the film ‘Amrum’.
Aeolian harp, Nagra tape recorder, Rakoti Blimp, Rakoti Deadcat, Sennheiser AT40 microphones
9. October 2025
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Moog Music’s new educational series opens with a deep dive into the roots of synthesis, blending modular history, voltage control, and the science of listening. In this first episode, the Moog team traces the journey from Bob Moog’s original modular designs to the Minimoog and beyond, all while demystifying how voltage becomes sound—and how our ears and brains make sense of it. Expect a thoughtful, technically grounded exploration that connects patch cables to pressure waves, and encourages listeners to approach synthesis with both curiosity and a sense of play. If you’re after a foundation in both the circuitry and the
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Make Noise, the Asheville-based champions of experimental modular, return with a deep dive into their new universal synthesizer system. In this video, the team explores the Multimod module and its evolving relationship with Polimaths and QXG, revealing how firmware updates and clever cycling modes open up a world of modulation possibilities. Expect a patch-oriented walkthrough, a look at the new USB update process, and a taste of how these modules interact to create complex, stereo-rich soundscapes. It’s classic Make Noise: exploratory, a bit eccentric, and always focused on what happens when you let the patch cables lead the way.
9. October 2025
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OXI Instruments, renowned for their hybrid sequencing brains, take center stage with the OXI ONE MKII—a sequencer designed not just for programming, but for true live performance. In this official walkthrough, the OXI team demonstrates how the MKII transforms static patterns into expressive, hands-on jams using its Performance Page, FLOW feature, and tight Ableton integration. The focus is firmly on real-time interaction, dynamic variation, and sculpting musical sets that breathe on stage. If you’re curious about how a modern sequencer can become a playable instrument in its own right, this video is a deep dive into the OXI workflow.
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Get ready to dive into the sonic chaos as DivKid brings us the Head Banger from Setonix Synth & Robots Are Red. In classic DivKid fashion, he pushes the limits of modular distortion, unleashing a wild array of sounds from Swedish death metal chaos to atmospheric tape grunge. With irreverent style and technical precision, this video is a must-watch for anyone who craves the raw, untamed side of modular synthesis.
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Ever thought about starting your own music tech empire but figured it would take forever? Think again! TheCrowHillCo dives into the wild world of sample instrument creation, bringing us along for a ride from scratch to finish in just hours, not weeks. If you’ve got an ear for groove and an itch to innovate, this video is about to flip your world upside down.
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Qu-Bit Electronix, never ones to rest on their cosmic laurels, have just launched a substantial firmware update for their Stardust tape looper. Version 1.1.0 brings two of the most-requested features to the table: multi-loop file handling and hands-on Frippertronics decay control. In this official walkthrough, Qu-Bit guides us through the new workflow, showing how Stardust’s digital heart now beats with even more flexibility for sonic explorers. If you’re keen on complex looping, evolving textures, or just want to see how a digital looper can fit into a modular rig, this update is worth a closer look.
7. October 2025
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Join AndrewChapmanCreative as he distills two decades of audio wisdom into a single video. He pops the top off industry myths, sprinkles in raw production philosophy, and serves up hard-hitting gear truths. It’s a masterclass in authenticity that resonates with anyone chasing realness in an increasingly digital world.
API 512v, C12 Microphone, Neve 1073 Preamp, Roswell Mini K87, Shure KSM32, UAD Distresser
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Ever wondered which MIDI controller you should invest in for your beat-making adventures? SONWU dives into a shootout between the Faderfox EC4 and the Novation Launchcontrol XL3, dissecting the features, functions, and whether they slap or fall flat. Perfect for anyone drowning in potential gear and needing a lifeline.