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When it comes to cooking up sonic madness, DivKid is like a street-food vendor serving up sonic nachos: crunchy, spicy, with layers of flavors. Dive into his latest sound adventure featuring the Acid Rain Technology’s Ripsaw. DivKid unravels all 56 oscillators, testing the limits and exploring creative patches. Get ready for a wild ride through stereo saws, polyphonic wonders, and some gnarly grit.
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Dive deep into the eccentric cosmos of the Eurorack modular synth world with DivKid as he unravels the mysteries of BOPP & STEVE. This 24HP module is a playground of deconstructed reverb, where each effect sparkles with possibility, offering endless opportunities for sonic exploration. Whether it’s smeared multis, shimmering echoes, or pitch-shifted harmonies, DivKid’s fearless deep dive is as enlightening as it is entertaining.
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Explore the anarchic world of voltage-controlled madness with DivKid and the Discrete Map from New Systems Instruments. From shocking syncopations to circus-like chaos, it’s a Eurorack escapade you won’t want to miss.
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If you’ve ever dreamt of faking a reverb that outclasses the real deal, you’re in for a treat with DivKid’s latest exploration. Prepare for a cheeky deep dive into unruly ring modulation, building on the legendary Rob Hordijk’s ‘poor man’s delay.’ This video unveils a sneaky technique that could make a standard synth sound like it’s been dipped in cosmic ambience. Intrigued yet?
Bafaco A times B plus C, Fuji from Vostok Instruments, Mega Modular Corp mail room, Mutable Instruments Tides
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In a tapestry of sound that feels like the shifting tides, DivKid introduces us to the PROTEUS module from Seaside Modular. Dive into generative sequences that ebb and flow, revealing melodic landscapes with every turn of a knob.
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DivKid is back swinging with the MUTES MK2—a proper geezer of a module. It’s a love letter to all things Eurorack, with VCA-based muting that takes no prisoners and never misses a beat. If you’re a fan of hands-on modular chaos, this one’s for you.
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Dive into the gritty world of DivKid as he tears apart Nano Modules’ OCTA, a module that’s as raw and authentic as the classic TR-808 drums it’s based on. This isn’t just any walk in the park—it’s a modular journey through punk-infused beats and twisted soundscapes meant for the unruly souls among us. If you thought drum modules couldn’t surprise you anymore, buckle up as DivKid proves you wrong.
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Ever wondered if you could conjure the warmth of reverb without shelling out for some fancy pedal? You’re in for a treat as DivKid, the maestro of modular mayhem, takes us on a sonic escapade. This time, he’s resurrecting Rob Hordijk’s iconic ‘Poor Man’s Delay’ trick with a clever twist of ring modulation. Get ready to see familiar modules like Instruo VinCA, AtoV Project cLFO, Nekyia Circuits Ouija, and Befaco A*B+C turn into unlikely heroes of reverb emulation. Strap in for a synthesis journey that flips convention on its head!
AtoV Project cLFO, Befaco A*B+C, Instruo VinCA, Manic, Nekyia Circuits Ouija
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Brace yourself for a kaleidoscope of sound as DivKid takes us on a wild ride through Superbooth 2025. With insights from synth maestros around the globe, this video is packed with patch tips that’ll have your ears buzzing and your creativity soaring. From gritty noise modulations to cheeky cable manoeuvres, it’s an analog adventure you won’t want to miss.
Focusrite, Make Noise, Moog, Morphor, Novation, Ring Modulators, Schreibmaschine Modula
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Buckle up, synth fans! DivKid takes us on a wicked journey with the Instruo Seashell, a semi-modular marvel that mixes analog warmth with digital wizardry. With its dual personality, this synth can hustle like an analog plug-in, bringing a tsunami of vibes to your DAW. Let’s dive in with DivKid’s typical flair and discover how Seashell truly redefines what a synthesizer can do.