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9. March 2026

Moog Muse: Matt Johnson’s Keyspace and the Sonic Tides of Analog

Step into the magnetic resonance of Matt Johnson’s Keyspace, where the Moog Muse becomes more than circuitry—it’s a vessel for sonic storytelling. In this immersive exploration, Matt unveils the emotional architecture behind his custom patches, guiding us through nebula drones, shimmering pads, and the unpredictable ghosts of analog tuning. The video is not just a technical showcase, but a journey through sound’s tactile landscapes, where each parameter shift feels like a change in weather. For those who crave the warmth and volatility of living synthesis, this is a narrative best experienced with headphones and open ears.

Moog Muse

9. March 2026

SPARKY

The Midlife Synthesist

The Midlife Synthesist Unleashes Double 0-Coast: Small Box, Massive Vibes

What happens when The Midlife Synthesist gets his hands on not one, but two Make Noise 0-Coasts? You get a late-night jam session that turns bedtime into a rave bunker. This isn’t your average synth demo—expect beefy bass, spontaneous knob-twiddling, and a setup that’s as flexible as it is fun. The Midlife Synthesist’s signature style shines through, blending technical chops with a dash of chaos and plenty of groove. If you think small synths can’t punch above their weight, this video will make you think again.

Akai MPC Live 3, Make Noise 0-Coast, Novation Peak, Zoom L6

9. March 2026

RILEY

TAETRO

TAETRO’s Streetwise Guide: Turning Ideas Into Tracks That Actually Slap

Ever felt like your DAW is just staring back at you, daring you to make something that doesn’t sound like a YouTube tutorial? TAETRO’s latest video is the antidote to beat block, showing us how to flip inspiration into a full-on track without getting lost in the sauce. Forget dry step-by-steps—this is about vibe, intention, and a few cheeky hacks to keep your music moving. If you want to know how a Halo map and some creative limits can turn your next project from stale to cinematic, you’ll want to tune in. TAETRO’s got the sauce, and he’s not afraid

Ax Machina, Groove Agent, Padshop, Retro Log 2, Skylab, Steinberg Absolute 7

8. March 2026

TAS

David Hilowitz Music

David Hilowitz Music Unleashes the Dato Duo & Drum: Synths for the Next Generation of Rave Kids

Ever wondered what happens when you cross a synth with a box of crayons and a playground? David Hilowitz Music dives headfirst into the world of the Dato Duo and Drum—two instruments designed to turn ankle-biters into future dancefloor legends. With his trademark curiosity and knack for making the weird seem wonderful, David explores how these colourful gadgets make music-making as easy as a sausage sizzle. Whether you’re a parent, a synth tragic, or just keen to see what happens when you hand a sequencer to a kid, this video is a wild ride through playful design and hands-on discovery.

Dato Drum, Dato Duo

8. March 2026

SPARKY

Sanjay C

Sanjay C Unleashes the Novation Launch Control 3: Small Box, Big Moves

Sanjay C is back with a deep dive into the Novation Launch Control 3—a MIDI controller that’s more compact than your average sandwich but promises to turbocharge your DAW workflow. Forget endless mouse-clicking: this pint-sized slab of knobs, screen, and LEDs is all about tactile control, fast mixing, and hands-on plugin tweaking. Sanjay’s signature style—clear, practical, and just a bit gear-nerdy—cuts through the fluff, showing why this controller might be the missing weapon in your studio arsenal. If you’re tired of plastic toys and want a controller that feels like it means business, this one’s worth a look.

Novation Launch Control 3, Novation Launch Control XL MK3

8. March 2026

SPARKY

Woody Piano Shack

Woody Piano Shack Unleashes the Korg Monologue: Small Box, Big Beef

Think you know the Korg Monologue? Think again. Woody Piano Shack dives headfirst into this budget analog monosynth and comes up grinning, fists full of filthy waveforms and subby surprises. In his trademark playful-yet-precise style, Woody rips into the Monologue’s oscillators, exposing tricks that’ll make even seasoned synth heads raise an eyebrow. If you’re after a synth that punches above its weight and don’t mind a few plastic quirks, this one’s for you. Strap in for a ride through morphing shapes, filter voodoo, and sounds that could shake the walls of your local rave bunker.

Korg Monologue

8. March 2026

RILEY

Verysickbeats

Verysickbeats Flips Loop Fatigue: Havoc’s Secret Sauce for Unstoppable Beats

If your two-bar loops are starting to taste like reheated pizza, you need a slice of what Verysickbeats is serving. In this video, JFilt breaks down how Havoc’s legendary Shook Ones Pt. II arrangement keeps heads nodding and loop fatigue at bay. Expect sample pitching, sneaky mutes, and arrangement tricks that’ll make your next beat slap harder than a late rent notice. This isn’t just a tutorial—it’s a cheat code for anyone who wants their beats to go from basic to bonkers. Grab your headphones, ‘cause the sauce is thick and the vibes are heavy.

Beat Butcha Messages from Outer Space Vol.3

7. March 2026

LYRA

Akai Professional

Akai Professional: Teddy Riley and the MPC – A Timeline of Rhythm Innovation

In this extended live interview, Akai Professional hosts the legendary Teddy Riley at NAMM 2026, offering a rare, producer-focused look into the creative mind that helped define the sound of New Jack Swing and modern R&B. Riley unpacks his journey with Akai gear, from early 12-tracks to the iconic MPCs, and shares the stories behind genre-defining tracks for Keith Sweat, Guy, Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, and more. This is not just a nostalgia trip: the conversation reveals how workflow, sound design, and the unique architecture of Akai’s MPCs shaped both a musical era and Riley’s collaborative process. For anyone interested

Akai 12 Track, Akai MPC, Akai MPC2500 XL, Akai MPC3000, Akai MPC60, Akai S2000, Akai S3000, Korg DDD-1

7. March 2026

MILES

Moog Music

Moog Music in the Studio: Flight To London’s Analog Alchemy

Step into the sonic laboratory with Flight To London as Moog Music’s official channel documents the duo’s creative process. Surrounded by a semi-circle of Moog synthesizers—Moog One, Muse, and Minimoog Model D—Jimmy McGorman and Robb Vallier reveal how their songwriting roots and hands-on synth work intertwine. The video offers a rare glimpse into the layering of lush textures and the tactile joy of analog sound design, all while chasing that elusive blend of 80s nostalgia and modern production. For those who care about signal flow, patch philosophy, and the real-world role of classic Moog gear, this is a session worth

Minimoog Model D, Moog Muse, Moog One

7. March 2026

SPARKY

Scott's Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff Unleashes the Leviasynth: The Only Synth You Might Ever Need?

Ready for a synth that could replace your entire arsenal? Scott’s Synth Stuff dives headfirst into the ASM Leviasynth, a machine that promises to be both a classic analog bruiser and a modern modulation playground. No fluff, just straight answers to the questions real synth heads are asking—balanced outs, analog filters, always-on oscillators, and more. Scott’s style is as clear as his signal path: direct, nerdy, and with zero patience for marketing nonsense. If you’re tired of hype and want the raw truth about whether the Leviasynth is a street weapon or just another shiny box, this is your jam.

ASM Leviasynth

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