24. November 2025
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Get ready to turn your phone into a sample-spitting machine with Chris Laps’ latest tutorial on the MPC Live 3. From recording audio straight from your mobile to chopping it up with various techniques, Chris shows you how to make beats like a pro. If you’re into sampling, chopping, and groove-making, this one’s for you!
24. November 2025
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Ever wondered how The Unperson gets those gritty, honest jams sounding so crisp without a spaceship’s worth of gear? This behind-the-scenes tour is a love letter to the DIY synth crowd: battered shelves, budget monitors, and a Zoom L12 that’s seen more action than most club rigs. Forget studio porn—this is the real world, where creativity trumps cash and Ableton does the heavy lifting. If you think you need a wall of boutique modules to make it slap, this video will set you straight. Dive in for gear hacks, mixing wizardry, and a reminder that the best music comes from
Ableton Live, Arturia preamp, Boss RPS 10, Circuit Bent SK1, Eventide Ultra Reverb, iZotope RX-7, KO2, KRK Rocket 5, Melbourne Instruments synthesizer, NOH Modular, OP-1, Sonarworks Reference, Tasty Chips GR-1, Zoom L12
24. November 2025
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Voltage Labs, ever the cartographer of electronic soundscapes, turns its lens on Ricardo Villalobos—a figure whose music is less a sequence of beats and more a living, breathing organism. Through this documentary, we drift from Chilean roots to Berlin’s magnetic nights, tracing the spectral lines of minimal techno and microhouse. Villalobos emerges as both architect and alchemist, weaving Latin ghosts and modular resonance into a hypnotic tapestry. This is not just a biography, but a meditation on the emotional gravity and communal pulse that define his legacy. Prepare to step inside a world where rhythm is memory, and every groove
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Ever wondered if the Roland SP-404MKII could be your first leap into electronic music? Dive into Free Beat’s visionary exploration, where practicality meets creativity, making this gear not just a device but a path to innovative music-making.
23. November 2025
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Lace up your sneakers and grab a cold one, ’cause Espen Kraft is taking us on a groove-filled journey with the Roland MC-50 and TR-626. From crafting beats that slap harder than a drumline in a parade to showing off some sweet MIDI tricks, he’s redefining vintage cool—all while keeping it chill and effortlessly fun. This one’s for the beatmakers who crave vibes, not manuals.
Akai ES-1000, Alpha Juno 2, JX-8P, Novation Mininova, Roland MC-50, RX-11, TR-626, TR-808, Yamaha 01V, Yamaha DX-7, Yimu ESI-4000
23. November 2025
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The Arturia Keystep 37 makes its entrance as a top-notch MIDI controller in Chris Laps’ latest video. Known for its innovative scale and chord modes, this device is a favorite for those seeking sonic inspiration with minimal effort. Chris takes us on a detailed journey through the features, showing how it can unlock musical creativity—whether you’re noodling around or seriously crafting beats. A must-watch for anyone looking to up their game with this versatile tool!
23. November 2025
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Andrew Chapman Creative puts the Black Lion Audio Bluey 500 through its paces, exploring its legendary origins and whether it hits the right chords in a modern studio.
23. November 2025
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Unleash the sonic chaos with Doctor Mix as he dives into the C-15 synthesizer’s mind-boggling hybrid synthesis. Watch as he crafts a patch from scratch, pushing the boundaries of sound design with frequency modulation and physical modeling. Join the journey!
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Mike Cole takes us on a wild ride through his journey with the legendary Marshall JTM45, exploring its historical roots and timeless tonal flair. This ain’t just another amp review—it’s a rock history lesson wrapped up in sweet guitar licks. Ready to discover why this classic piece still roars as strong as ever?
23. November 2025
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Who’s leading the charge in the synth scene in 2025? Tune into Scott’s Synth Stuff and dive headfirst into the vibrant melodies of viewer-chosen top synthesizers. Expect a medley of analog dreams, digital surprises, and the kind of gear that slaps you out of yesterday’s jams and into tomorrow’s grooves. Did your beloved sound machine make the cut? Let’s give it a spin!
Arturia MiniFreak, Arturia PolyBrute, Behringer MonoPoly, Behringer UB-Xa, Korg KingKORG NEO, Korg MicroKorg 2, Korg Minilogue XD, Korg Multi/Poly, Korg Wavestate, Modal Cobalt 5s, Moog Messenger, Oberheim Teo-5, Roland Fantom-06, Roland GAIA 2, Roland JD-Xi, Roland V-STAGE 88, Yamaha MODX M7, Yamaha Montage M7, Yamaha MX-49, Yamaha Reface CS