6. September 2025
Ever wondered if two semi-modular synth beasts are better than one? MidlifeSynthesist dives deep into the world of the Make Noise 0-Coast, exploring its quirky charm and boundary-pushing sound capabilities. This ain’t no ordinary review—it’s a groove-driven journey highlighting the synth’s versatility and the sheer joy of jamming without a cable jungle.
1. September 2025
Ever wondered if you could get your synth to sound as iconic as a Roland Jupiter-8? Starsky Carr takes you on a deep dive, showing how even the Novation Summit can serve up those classic vibes. With his signature British charm, Starsky reveals the secrets behind recreating vintage tones, all while linking hands-on tutorials to thoughtful insights into synthesizer world. If you love a good mix of tech geekery and musical creativity, this one’s for you.
31. July 2025
Join MidlifeSynthesist as he revisits an old favorite, the Novation Peak. This hybrid synth combines digital oscillators with analog warmth, offering a tempting mix of versatility and user-friendly design. Through firmware updates and an intuitive interface, the Peak remains as fresh as ever, earning a big thumbs up from this music tech powerhouse. You don’t want to miss this beat-focused journey!
2. July 2025
In the latest video by MidlifeSynthesist, we get a deep dive into the Crazy Tube Circuits Mirage, a dual reverb pedal packing a punch at under $400. Known for his approachable style and passion for music tech, MidlifeSynthesist explores the Mirage’s capabilities with wit and insight. If you’re wondering if this pedal slaps as hard as it’s priced, you won’t want to miss this detailed review.
16. May 2025
In a whirlwind of synth nostalgia and some facepalming regrets, MidlifeSynthesist takes us on a trip through the synths he wishes he never let go of. From the depth of Moog warmth to the elusive OP-1, his journey is a lesson in chasing the grooves of yesterday. Join the ride as he breaks down his top five synths he should have held onto, with all the brutal honesty and clever humor you’d expect.
Moog Subsequent 37, Novation Peak, OP-1, Roland System-8, Sequential Pro 3