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22. April 2026

Monotrail Tech Talk: Modular Joyrides and Ambient Mayhem

Strap in, mates! Monotrail Tech Talk is back, and this time we’re diving headfirst into the tactile chaos of modular music-making. Forget sterile DAWs—this is about twisting knobs, patching cables, and wrangling wild sounds with your own two hands. Monotrail’s signature style—clear, visual, and packed with patching wisdom—shines as he builds a dreamy ambient track from scratch, layering rhythm, chords, and solos like a BBQ stacker gone wild. If you’ve ever wondered how to turn a handful of patch ideas into a cinematic soundscape, or just want to see a modular rig get a proper workout, this one’s for you.

Belgrade, Chaos Berlin, Jena, Make Noise MMG, Nobula Monumatic, Sophia

5. January 2026

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The Unperson

The Unperson Goes Full Triton: Eurorack Layering Like a Kangaroo on a Synth Bender

Ever wondered what happens when you smash classic Korg Triton-style layering into the wild west of Eurorack? The Unperson is here to show us, and mate, it’s as chaotic and brilliant as a BBQ in a hailstorm. With a knack for wrangling modular beasts and a taste for live jams, The Unperson takes us on a sonic safari through multi-oscillator patches, layering voices like a true workstation wizard. Expect unexpected textures, cheeky tricks, and enough modular mayhem to keep your creative juices fizzing. If you reckon modular’s just for bleeps and bloops, this one’s set to flip your snags right

Beads, Dual Dagger, Happy Nerding FX Aid, Keystep, Korg Micro X, MCO, Mutable Instruments Tides, Nobula Monumatic, Octone, Oscar Tria, Pamela's Pro Workout, Patching Panda Etna, Plaits, RYK Algo, Vostok Atlas, Vostok Sena

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Monotrail Tech Talk: Modular Joyrides and Ambient Mayhem

The Unperson Goes Full Triton: Eurorack Layering Like a Kangaroo on a Synth Bender