MORE ARTICLE WITH Typhoon

13. October 2026

Meska’s Modular Mirage: Sculpting Textured Ambiance from Simple Blocks

In Meska’s world, sound becomes elemental—fog, thunder, and static light, all conjured from the most humble modular building blocks. Here, we drift through a patch built from scratch, where low oscillators and noise swirl into a living, breathing ambiance. Meska guides us with a steady hand, revealing how even the simplest tools can birth complex sonic landscapes. This is synthesis as alchemy: a lesson in depth, space, and the beauty of modulation.

AuraX system, Beep, Gliss, Jumbal Hang, Juniper, Polydactyl Versio, Resonance Filter Bank, Tensal Tail, Typhoon, Zadar

8. September 2026

TAS

Meska

Meska’s Glitchy Feedback Patch: Typhoon & Warps Go Full Sci-Fi

If you’re after glitchy, generative mayhem that’d make a cockatoo drop its chips, Meska’s latest video is a must-watch. This time, he’s wrangling Typhoon and Warps into a feedback patch so chaotic you’d think it was cooked up during a dust storm on the Nullarbor. With modulation from Juniper and some sneaky stereo filtering, Meska shows how to conjure wild, sci-fi textures with a few cables and a handful of modules. Grab a cold one, because things are about to get properly bonkers in the Eurorack outback.

Juniper, Mutable Instruments Warps (Parasite firmware), Stereo Filter, Typhoon

28. January 2026

LYRA

Akai Professional

Akai Professional MPC XL: Step Sequencing as Studio Centerpiece

Akai Professional’s MPC XL aims to be more than just another groovebox—it’s pitched here as the beating heart of a modern studio. In this focused walkthrough, the official Akai Pro team demonstrates how the MPC XL’s step sequencing, Q-Link controls, and CV tools elevate it from a mere sampler to a full production hub. We see the MPC XL handling drum programming, melodic sequencing, and automation with external synths, all while keeping workflow and hands-on control front and center. If you’re curious about how Akai’s latest flagship integrates with hardware and software setups, this video offers a precise, practical look—without

Akai MPC XL, Spectravonks, Typhoon