24. February 2026

SPARKY

Chris Sangster Turns Club Chaos Into Streaming Gold – A No-Nonsense Live Mix Breakdown

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Chris Sangster Turns Club Chaos Into Streaming Gold – A No-Nonsense Live Mix Breakdown

Ever tried turning a sweaty club gig into a streaming-ready album? Chris Sangster, aka sangstersounds, dives headfirst into the mess of live recording and comes out swinging. Forget sterile tutorials – this is a real-world, warts-and-all session where phase gremlins, mic bleed, and dodgy cables get the boot. Sangster’s approach is equal parts technical wizardry and streetwise problem-solving, all inside Logic Pro. If you want to see how a pro wrangles chaos into something you’d actually want to listen to on Spotify, this is your backstage pass. Expect clever hacks, brutal honesty, and a few tricks you’ll want to steal

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24. February 2026

RILEY

Gabe Miller Music’s MPC Live III Techno Throwdown: Not Your Grandma’s Tutorial

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Gabe Miller Music’s MPC Live III Techno Throwdown: Not Your Grandma’s Tutorial

Ever wondered what happens when you toss a box of custom samples, some wild synth plugins, and a caffeinated beatmaker into the MPC Live III? Gabe Miller Music is here to show you, but don’t expect a step-by-step hand-holding session—this is more like a streetwise jam session with pro tips flying faster than hi-hats at 135 BPM. Gabe’s signature style is all about making techno from scratch, layering sounds like a sandwich from your favorite corner deli, and keeping the workflow as smooth as a fresh fade. If you’re after real-world tricks, happy accidents, and a workflow that’s as fun

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24. February 2026

JET

Metamyther Unleashes the Audrey II: A Feedback Monster for the Brave

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Metamyther Unleashes the Audrey II: A Feedback Monster for the Brave

If your idea of a good time is poking a rabid synth with a stick and seeing what screams back, Metamyther’s deep dive into the Audrey II Drone Synthesizer is your next fix. This isn’t your nan’s polite piano—Audrey II is a snarling, feedback-fuelled beast that wants to eat your speakers and spit out industrial nightmares. Metamyther, known for cinematic industrial soundscapes and a no-nonsense approach, wrangles this chaos machine and shows us just how alive a synth can get. Strap in, plug your headphones, and prepare for a sonic pub brawl.

Underdog Electronic Music School: Modular Mayhem with Mark Verbos – Improvising Techno Like an Outback Storm

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Underdog Electronic Music School: Modular Mayhem with Mark Verbos – Improvising Techno Like an Outback Storm

Ever wondered what it’s like to improvise techno live, wrangling a modular rig that’s as unpredictable as a Melbourne weather forecast? The crew at Underdog Electronic Music School dropped in on Mark Verbos at his Berlin workshop, and what followed was a wild ride through the art of live patching, performance philosophy, and the kind of gear that makes you want to chuck your setlist in the bin. Mark’s approach is all about freedom, happy accidents, and building instruments that let you ride the chaos like a kangaroo on a Red Bull bender. If you’re keen for stories, sound demos,

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23. February 2026

SPARKY

Lodewijk Vos (LØ): The Desk Setup That Turns Workflow Into a Weapon

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Lodewijk Vos (LØ): The Desk Setup That Turns Workflow Into a Weapon

Forget the endless tangle of cables and synths gathering dust in the corner—Lodewijk Vos (LØ) has rebuilt his desk into a streamlined, inspiration-fuelled command centre. In this video, LØ slices through the fluff and shows how a smart setup can supercharge both music production and content creation. Expect a hands-on tour of desktop synths, a dual-computer rig that laughs in the face of CPU overload, and enough workflow hacks to make your DAW blush. If you’re tired of setups that kill your vibe, this is the antidote. Get ready for a desk that works as hard as you do.

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23. February 2026

SPARKY

The Unperson vs. MicroKorg: Plastic Legend or Bedroom Beast?

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The Unperson vs. MicroKorg: Plastic Legend or Bedroom Beast?

The Unperson dives headfirst into the Korg MicroKorg—yes, that plastic-fantastic synth that’s haunted every studio and bedroom since 2002. Is it just nostalgia, or does this virtual-analog classic still have real teeth? Expect a no-nonsense breakdown of its sound engine, modulation tricks, and that infamous vocoder. If you think the MicroKorg is just a toy, prepare for a reality check. The Unperson’s approach is hands-on, honest, and refreshingly hype-free—exactly what you need if you’re weighing up whether this pint-sized synth is still worth your time (and shelf space).

S1gns Of L1fe Modular Unleashes Infinite Machinery: The Sleeper Eurorack Brand That Deserves Your Attention

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S1gns Of L1fe Modular Unleashes Infinite Machinery: The Sleeper Eurorack Brand That Deserves Your Attention

Every now and then, a Eurorack brand sneaks up like a ninja in a rave bunker—quiet, unassuming, but packing serious firepower. S1gns Of L1fe Modular dives headfirst into Infinite Machinery’s lineup, showing off modules that are more than just dependable—they’re musically sharp and ready for chaos. We’re talking stable FM, filters that bite, and utilities that actually make sense. If you’re tired of overpriced, overhyped modules and want gear that just works (and sounds lush), this is the sleeper hit you’ve been waiting for. Let’s see if Infinite Machinery can really hold its own on the sonic street.

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23. February 2026

LUMINA

Voltage Labs Illuminates Jennifer Loveless: A Studio of Sonic Migration

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Voltage Labs Illuminates Jennifer Loveless: A Studio of Sonic Migration

Step into the liminal space where analog warmth meets digital clarity, as Voltage Labs invites us into the creative nebula of Jennifer Loveless. In this studio visit, sound is not just crafted—it’s unearthed, coaxed from machines both storied and new. Loveless’s process is a dance of intuition and experiment, her gear collection a constellation reflecting years of movement and reinvention. Voltage Labs, ever the chronicler of musical storytelling, captures not only the tactile details of her setup but the emotional undercurrents that shape her music. Prepare to drift through a world where each note is a memory, and every machine

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The Midlife Synthesist Puts 1010music Bento Through Its Paces: First Impressions from the Sonic Trenches

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The Midlife Synthesist Puts 1010music Bento Through Its Paces: First Impressions from the Sonic Trenches

Ready for another round in the groovebox arena? The Midlife Synthesist dives headfirst into 1010music’s Bento, a box promising wild sound design and looping wizardry for both stage and studio. Expect sharp takes, honest gripes, and a healthy dose of hands-on chaos as he pokes at Bento’s touchscreen, pads, and connectivity. This isn’t a final verdict—just a first taste, with plenty of praise, a few facepalms, and a clear warning: some of Bento’s quirks are best seen (and heard) in action. If you want to know whether this flagship is a street weapon or a firmware work-in-progress, read on.

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22. February 2026

RILEY

sunwarper’s Flip: No More Crate Digging—Make Your Own Heat

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sunwarper’s Flip: No More Crate Digging—Make Your Own Heat

Forget dusty fingers and endless record store hunts—sunwarper just flipped the script on sampling, and I’m here for it. In this video, the LA beat wizard ditches traditional crate digging and shows how you can cook up your own samples from scratch, no music theory degree required. From Logic Pro’s session players to the Roland SP404-MKII, he’s all about bending sounds to your will and stacking textures that slap. If you’re tired of chasing sample clearance or just want to flex your own flavor, this one’s a must-watch. Trust me, the groove is real and the hacks are streetwise.

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