MORE ARTICLE WITH Roland Jupiter 4

22. June 2026

SPARKY

CROW HILL’s Mournful Synth Mayhem: Bias, Breakup and Bidding Farewell

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CROW HILL’s Mournful Synth Mayhem: Bias, Breakup and Bidding Farewell

CROW HILL dives into the murky waters of mournful synths, pushing machines to the edge of breakdown and sanity. It’s a wild ride through bias abuse, unstable signals, and that deliciously desperate sound you only get when things are about to fall apart. Expect gear carnage, emotional grit, and a bittersweet goodbye to the legendary playroom – all wrapped in a workshop vibe that’s half rave bunker, half therapy session. If you think sad music is all minor chords and rain, this one’s about to rattle your eardrums and your expectations.

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23. May 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr Throws Down: DeepMind 12 vs Jupiter 4 – Vintage Legends in a Budget Brawl

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Starsky Carr Throws Down: DeepMind 12 vs Jupiter 4 – Vintage Legends in a Budget Brawl

Starsky Carr isn’t here to tiptoe around synth nostalgia – he’s firing up the Behringer DeepMind 12 and pitting it right against the mighty Roland Jupiter 4. Can a modern bargain box really snarl like a four-grand vintage monster? Starsky’s trademark blend of sharp analysis and playful mischief is on full display, as he matches oscillators, envelopes, and chorus units in this synth shootout. It’s not just numbers and specs – this is a hands-on groovebox brawl, with real sonic results. If you crave filthy analog flavour without selling your nan, you’ll want to see how deep the DeepMind goes.

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14. March 2026

SPARKY

Starsky Carr’s Synth Bunker: Vintage Heat Meets Modern Muscle

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Starsky Carr’s Synth Bunker: Vintage Heat Meets Modern Muscle

Ever wondered what happens when you cram a lifetime of synth obsession into one studio? Starsky Carr, the UK’s king of deep-dive gear reviews, throws open the doors to his ever-morphing synth lair. This isn’t just a museum of analog legends and digital beasts—it’s a living, breathing rave bunker where the Juno-60 rubs shoulders with the UDO Super 8 and the TR-909 lurks next to a Neve summing mixer. Expect a whirlwind tour of iconic machines, clever routing tricks, and a few stories that’ll make you laugh, wince, or both. If you think you know synth setups, think again—Starsky’s got

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