MORE ARTICLE WITH Pamela’s Pro Workout

25. August 2026

MILES

4ms Company: Keith Fullerton Whitman on Modular, Process and Perpetual Curiosity

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4ms Company: Keith Fullerton Whitman on Modular, Process and Perpetual Curiosity

This episode from 4ms Company features a deep-dive conversation with Keith Fullerton Whitman—a composer whose three decades of live electronic music traverse analog, digital, and generative systems. The discussion ranges from Whitman’s computational childhood and early Eurorack explorations to his current experimental workflows, collaborations with visual artists, and critical takes on music technology’s evolving landscape. For anyone fascinated by the patching mindsets behind modular music, Whitman’s reflections deliver a rare, circuit-bent perspective.

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10. August 2026

LUMINA

Nebula in a Case: The Unperson’s Eurorack Ambient Machine

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Nebula in a Case: The Unperson’s Eurorack Ambient Machine

The Unperson opens a portal into modular ambience, assembling a Eurorack constellation where each module breathes, loops, and dissolves into the next. Mutable Instruments Rings is the lone voice, but it sings through cosmos of Stardust, Nautilus, and a shimmer of subtle effects. This isn’t a patch tutorial—it’s the slow bloom of fog, light, and fractured memory, where every turn of a knob becomes a ripple in the ether. Sound design, here, is less construction and more drift.

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Molten Music Technology vs. Random: The Random8 Riot

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Molten Music Technology vs. Random: The Random8 Riot

Eight channels of chaos, all dialled in by Molten Music Technology. The Mylar Melodies Random8 isn’t just another random CV generator—it’s a modular weapon, cooked up with Befaco and ready to hijack your rack. Robin Vincent gives it a proper British grilling: from off-the-wall modulation to no-holds-barred preset madness. If you think you know randomness, you don’t—at least not until you’ve seen this in action.

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8. June 2026

TAS

The Unperson’s Modular Drum Safari: Kicking Writer’s Block in the Teeth

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The Unperson’s Modular Drum Safari: Kicking Writer’s Block in the Teeth

Ever found yourself staring at your synth setup feeling as lost as a GPS in the Outback? The Unperson gets it. In this rollicking adventure, our mate from the UK tackles writer’s block head-on by wrangling a modular rig to cook up a one-of-a-kind drum sample pack. Expect a wild menagerie of modules, surprise sounds that pop up like kangaroos at sunset, and a final jam that proves sometimes you’ve just gotta get your hands dirty to spark inspiration. If you’re itching for some creative mischief and want a serious shot of modular motivation, this one’s worth cracking open a

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25. May 2026

SPARKY

The Unperson’s 40HP Mono Modular: A Rave Bunker in a Lunchbox

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The Unperson’s 40HP Mono Modular: A Rave Bunker in a Lunchbox

Ever wondered if a 40HP Eurorack can punch above its weight? The Unperson is back with a mini modular rig that’s all killer, no filler. We’re talking Pamela’s Pro Workout, the Loki analog voice, and the Z5000 effects box—crammed together like a toaster-fight in a phone booth. This isn’t your average monosynth: it’s a street weapon for those who want chaos, modulation, and more FX than sense. Dive in for synth jam chaos, clever patching, and a proper dose of British modular mischief. Spoiler: It’s not cheap, but it slaps.

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21. March 2026

MILES

ALM TV’s QUAID GIGASLOPE: Four Channels of Modular Mayhem

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ALM TV’s QUAID GIGASLOPE: Four Channels of Modular Mayhem

ALM / Busy Circuits returns with the QUAID GIGASLOPE, a quad multimode modulator designed to inject serious flexibility into any Eurorack system. Building on the legacy of their Megaslope, this new module offers four independent channels, each capable of acting as a complex envelope, LFO, or step sequencer—no menus, just hands-on patching. With up to 13 stages per channel, freely assignable CV, and built-in quantisation, the GIGASLOPE is clearly engineered for both meticulous modulation duties and off-the-cuff experimentation. ALM TV’s video walks us through the module’s core features, showing how it can morph from bread-and-butter envelopes to unpredictable, layered modulations

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21. March 2026

MILES

ALM TV’s FMco: Compact FM Synthesis, Maximum Patchability

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ALM TV’s FMco: Compact FM Synthesis, Maximum Patchability

ALM / Busy Circuits returns with the FMco, a pint-sized two-operator FM synth voice that promises immediate playability and a surprisingly modern digital edge. In this official ALM TV walkthrough, the FMco’s blend of hands-on controls, CV modulation, and stereo output is put through its paces, showing just how much sonic territory can be covered in only 8HP. From classic plucks to evolving chords, the FMco is designed to slide straight into any Eurorack setup, offering both simplicity and depth for those who like their FM with a twist of patch cable. Let’s dissect what makes this module tick, and

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5. January 2026

TAS

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

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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

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22. December 2025

TAS

The Unperson’s Live Rig: A Hardware Rave That Laughs in the Face of DAWs

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The Unperson’s Live Rig: A Hardware Rave That Laughs in the Face of DAWs

Ready for a wild ride through the world of live hardware synth sets? The Unperson, that Glasgow-based sonic wrangler, takes us on a cheeky tour of his gig-ready setup—one that’s as hands-on as a sausage sizzle and twice as unpredictable. Forget your laptop and pristine studio: this is all about real-time mixing, sample-slinging, and a dash of live vocals for good measure. If you’ve ever wondered how to wrangle a pile of synths, samplers, and modular bits into a performance beast that’ll survive a sticky-floored club, this one’s for you. Grab a cold one and let’s dive in!

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17. November 2025

SPARKY

The Unperson’s Polymeter Playground: Rhythms That Refuse to Behave

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The Unperson’s Polymeter Playground: Rhythms That Refuse to Behave

Ready to break free from the tyranny of four-on-the-floor? The Unperson drags us into the rave bunker of polymeters, where drum machines and modular synths get twisted into patterns that never quite repeat. If you’re bored of predictable loops, this video is a crash course in making your beats squirm, evolve, and slap with unpredictable groove. Expect hands-on hacks with Pamela’s Pro Workout, the Oxi One, and a few eurorack oddballs. Don’t just read about it—these rhythms need to be heard (and felt) to believe.

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