5. July 2025
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Join Doctor Mix as he dives head-first into Europe’s largest collection of vintage synthesizers and Hammond organs at Organ Studio Italia. Brace yourself for a riotous romp through musical history!
Hammond B3, Leslie Speaker, Moog Memorymoog, Oberheim Matrix 12, PPG Wave 2.3, Prophet T8, Rhodes Piano
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Dive into the world of techno rumbles with AudioPilz as he ditches the DAWs and takes us on a wild ride through hardware hacks that bring the bass without breaking the bank. Expect quirky gear, slick techniques, and plenty of laughs along the way.
5. July 2025
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Dive into the gritty world of synths behind Nine Inch Nails’ groundbreaking album, Pretty Hate Machine, with Tonepusher. This video dissects the raw power of iconic gear like the Minimoog, Sequential Circuits Prophet VS, E-mu Emax, and Oberheim Xpander. Discover how Trent Reznor pushed these machines to the edge to craft a sound that still shakes the airwaves today.
E-mu Emax, Minimoog, Oberheim Xpander, Sequential Circuits Prophet VS
4. July 2025
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Liam Killen is known for embracing electronic music with a dash of engaging tutorials, but in his latest video, he’s letting go of some beloved gear. With his honest and insightful approach, Liam shares why he’s moving on from trusty devices like the Model 1.4 and OP-1 Field. It’s a journey through evolving needs, and Liam’s humor and clarity keep us hooked.
Arturia MicroFreak, Chroma Console, Hologram Electronics Microcosm, MiniFreak, Model 1.4, Octatrack, OP-1 Field, OP-XY, SSL Big Six
4. July 2025
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Venture into a dreamscape as joshlucan3512 unravels the mesmerizing sequences akin to Tangerine Dream. With a focus on the Metropolix, this video reveals the intricate layers of sound that weave through the iconic “Risky Business” cue. Discover how analog nuances and modern techniques breathe life into these sequences.
4. July 2025
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AndertonsKeyboardDept dives into a sonic playground with Noise Engineering’s Alia Modules, offering a cheeky twist on digital firmware swaps over USB. Join them as they explore endless soundscapes, peppered with plenty of Latin, and discover just how versatile these modded modules can be – all brought to you with laid-back charm and a sprinkle of synthesizer wit.
Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alia, Noise Engineering Desmodus Versio, Noise Engineering Gamut Repetitor, Noise Engineering Lapsus Os, Noise Engineering Xer Mixa
4. July 2025
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Dive into the world of guitar pedals with BounceChord as he takes you on a tour of his studio pedalboard. Packed with personality and packed-to-the-brim with iconic pedals, this video explores everything from quirky signal chains to killer soundscapes. Expect laughs, teachable moments, and maybe even a few surprises along the way!
903 Effects Rune V2, BOSS OC-5 Octave, BOSS PH-2 Super Phaser, EHX 1440 Looper, Keeley Super Phat Mod, Neunaber Immerse MK2, Smokin' Amp Co Micro V, Spaceman Aurora, Strymon Volante, TC Electronics Polytune 3
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Novation’s Circuit Tracks is more than just a groovebox—it’s a digital playground for synth architects and beatmakers alike. In this official NovationTV walkthrough, Dylan dives into the synth engine’s architecture, revealing how Components software unlocks detailed patch creation, macro mapping, and modulation possibilities. The video doesn’t just skim presets; it demonstrates hands-on sound design, parameter mapping, and real-world workflow integration. For those curious about how Circuit Tracks bridges hardware immediacy with digital depth, this is a revealing look at its creative potential and the practicalities of sculpting your own sonic identity.
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Qu-Bit Electronix returns with Bloom v2, a fractal sequencer that promises to turn your modular rig into a veritable garden of evolving melodies and rhythmic intricacies. In this comprehensive tutorial, Michael from Qu-Bit walks through every function, from basic patching to the module’s more esoteric features like macro editors and fractal branches. As always with Qu-Bit, the focus is on hands-on creativity and algorithmic depth, sidestepping traditional sequencer paradigms in favour of something far more generative. If you’re after a sequencer that mutates, branches, and surprises at every turn, Bloom v2 might just be the seed your rack needs.
3. July 2025
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Immerse yourself in the analog elegance of the Trigon-6 with Metamyther. This journey unveils the rich tapestry of sound that this polyphonic synthesizer weaves with its Moog-inspired filter and intuitive layout. Discover the tone, texture, and storytelling potential as each feature is explored.