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16. October 2026

Nu-Trix The Synth Guy Schools Us: The Wild Ride of Synth Memory Management

Ever wondered why your ancient groovebox needs a backup strategy worthy of a rave bunker? Nu-Trix The Synth Guy dives headfirst into the chaotic evolution of synth memory—from scribbled patch sheets to SysEx dumps that could melt your DAW. Expect nostalgia, hard truths, and a compact but punchy tour through decades of sound-saving mischief. If you’ve ever feared losing your bangers to a dead battery or a dodgy SD card, this is your mandatory crash course—minus the fluffy history lesson.

Arturia MicroFreak, Arturia MiniFreak, Moog DFAM, Peavey rack mount synthesizer, Polyend Play Plus, Prophet 5, Roland JV-2080, Roland VP-9000, Yamaha DX7

15. October 2026

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Noisegate

Noisegate & Luke Million: Synths That Shook the Stage (and Your Nan’s China Cabinet)

Think you know synth history? Noisegate’s Lachlan and synth wizard Luke Million blaze through six decades of keys, knobs, legends and sonic mayhem at Sound Summit 2026. From room-filling monsters to portable stage weapons, they crank out milestone sounds on Arturia’s AstroLab, dropping hot takes, classic riffs and a stack of synth lore. Forget textbooks – this is a rave in a history lesson, packed with iconic models, genre-defining tracks, and a cold splash of Aussie wit.

ARP 2600, Arturia Astrolab, Arturia Pigments, EMS Synthi AKS, Fairlight CMI, Korg MS-20, Moog System 55, Oberheim OB-8, Oberheim OB-X, Roland Juno 6, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Prophet-5, Synclavier II, Yamaha CS-80, Yamaha DX7

3. October 2026

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AudioPilz

AudioPilz Declares Synth War: Who’s the Real Heavyweight Champion?

AudioPilz, the meme maestro of synth YouTube, takes a sledgehammer to the age-old debate: which synth brand truly rules the underground? In a whirlwind tour full of savage jokes, fanboy triggers, and brutal honesty, he sizes up the manufacturers who shaped electronic music—from legends to meme fodder. If you want your synth nostalgia spiked with sarcasm and blunt truths, this video is a rave bunker not to miss.

Access Virus, ARP 2600, Arturia DrumBrute, Clavia Nord Modular 2, Doepfer MS-404, Elektron Digitakt, Korg MS-20, Moog Minimoog, Novation Bass Station, Roland TR-808, Sequential Prophet-10, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Waldorf Blofeld, Yamaha DX7

13. September 2026

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David Hilowitz Music

David Hilowitz Music Unleashes the FM-1: DX7 Vibes for Pocket Money

David Hilowitz Music dives headfirst into FM chaos with the M-Vave FM-1, a micro synth that promises classic DX7 flavours for the price of a takeaway. No-nonsense, plenty of nerd-factor: David gives the FM-1 a proper shakedown, comparing it to its legendary ancestor, and showing off its MIDI chops, onboard effects, and portable rave energy. This isn’t your average gear demo—it’s a street-level look at how far a few quid can get you in FMland. Prepare for some sonic time travel, a few pointed opinions, and a reminder that sometimes, cheap gear is actually clever.

M-VAVE FM-1, mate tracker, Yamaha DX7

28. July 2026

LUMINA

Daniele Ippolito

Daniele Ippolito Illuminates the Shadows of a-ha’s ‘Scoundrel Days’

In Daniele Ippolito’s hands, a-ha’s ‘Scoundrel Days’ is more than a relic—it’s a living, breathing nebula of sound and regret. This is not the pastel pop of MTV nostalgia, but an album that exhales fog and fractured light, revealing cold spaces and emotional gravity beneath glossy surfaces. Through Ippolito’s poetic lens, we drift through the album’s restless moods, feeling every magnetic pull of its Scandinavian melancholy. Prepare to enter a landscape where synthesizers become sonic ghosts and the past shivers just out of reach.

Fairlight, PPG Wave, Roland Juno, Yamaha DX7

23. May 2026

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AudioPilz

AudioPilz Unleashes Hacked Mayhem: Classic Synths Invade Ableton Move

AudioPilz is back, and this time he’s dusting off the Ableton Move for a firmware-fuelled rave in a box. What started as a slick but slightly anaemic groovebox just got a shot of mutant adrenaline thanks to the Schwung hack—think classic synths, dirty sound engines, and a workflow that finally doesn’t suck. Expect sarcasm, memes, and more than a few sideways glances at corporate bloat, as AudioPilz tears into firmware 2.0 and the wild, community-driven world of hacked hardware. If you thought Move was just for Ableton nerds, think again: this one’s a toaster-fight in a rave bunker.

Ableton Move, Access Virus, Roland JV-880, Yamaha DX7

6. May 2026

TAS

Espen Kraft

Espen Kraft’s 80s Action Music: Synth Basslines That Hit Harder Than a Kangaroo Kick

Strap in, mates! Espen Kraft is back, and this time he’s breaking down the secret sauce behind those pulse-pounding 80s action soundtracks. Think Commando, think VHS sweat, think synths and drum machines going off like a backyard BBQ gone rogue. In this wild ride, Espen doesn’t just show you how to nail those muscular basslines and punchy drums—he takes you through every twist, turn, and synth stab with the precision of an outback tracker. If you’ve ever wanted your music to sound like Arnie’s about to burst through your shed wall, this is the breakdown you need. Grab a cold

Arturia ARP2600 V, Kawai K1, Kontakt, Nexus 5, Roland Jupiter-8, Roland MKS-80, Triass plugin by Wave Alchemy, Yamaha DX7

29. April 2026

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David Hilowitz Music

David Hilowitz Music Unleashes the DX7: 80s Nostalgia Meets Modern FM Mayhem

The Yamaha DX7: synth legend, pop culture icon, and the reason half your favourite 80s tracks sound like neon roller discos. David Hilowitz Music, known for his crafty DIY spirit and sonic curiosity, finally gets his hands on this digital beast—and takes us for a ride through glassy presets, weird memory hacks, and the wild world of FM synthesis. If you think the DX7 is just for cheesy ballads, think again. David dives deep, showing off not just the synth’s history but how its DNA lives on in free plugins and tiny hardware. Strap in—this isn’t your dad’s nostalgia trip.

Decent Sampler, Dexed, Korg Volca FM2, MiniDexed, Yamaha DX7

13. April 2026

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The Unperson

The Unperson’s FM Street Fight: DX7 Dreams and Eurorack Mayhem

FM synthesis: the sound of the future, or the reason you nearly threw your synth out the window in 1987? The Unperson dives headfirst into the digital jungle, dragging the Yamaha DX7’s legacy into the Eurorack rave bunker. Expect glassy bells, dirty basslines, and a parade of modern FM modules that actually make sense. If you’re tired of menu-diving and want to see FM get hands-on, this is your ticket. Don’t let the nostalgia fool you – these modules slap, and The Unperson’s jams prove it.

Blaknblu Oscar DSF, Mutable Instruments Plaits, Mutable Instruments Rings, RYK Algo, Yamaha DX7

7. February 2026

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AudioPilz

AudioPilz Dishes the Dirt: What Your Synth REALLY Says About You

Ever wondered if your synth collection is a window into your soul—or just a cry for help? AudioPilz, the meme lord of music tech, takes a sledgehammer to synth stereotypes and exposes the hilarious truths behind your gear choices. From Minilogue mediocrity to modular madness, this video is a roast session for the ages. If you think your setup is unique, prepare for a reality check. Grab your doughnuts and jazz cigarettes—this is synth psychology, AudioPilz style.

Akai MPC Live 3, Akai MPC One, Akai MPC XL, Arturia MiniBrute, Arturia MiniFreak, Arturia Pigments, ASM Hydrasynth, Behringer Model D, Critter & Guitari, Dext, Electro Foster Astral Whip, Elektron Digitakt, Elektron Digitone, Elektron Octatrack, Korg Minilogue, Korg Minilogue XD, Moog Minimoog, Omnisphere, Resonant Circuits Ritual, Roland D-50, Roland JD, Roland Juno, Roland Jupiter-8, Roland JV, Roland MC-8, Roland RE-201, Roland SH-101, Roland SH-32, Roland TB-3, Roland TR-1000, Serum 2, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Vital, Yamaha DX7

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