YOUTUBER: Starsky Carr

12. January 2026

Starsky Carr Unleashes the iLoud Sub: Small Box, Big Bass, No Nonsense

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the low-end trenches with the IK Multimedia iLoud Sub, putting this compact subwoofer through its paces in a real-world small studio. If you think a sub this size can’t shake your walls, think again—Starsky’s got the measurements, the room correction, and the brutal honesty to prove it. Expect standing waves, beefier mixes, and a bit of British banter about why most subs just make things worse. This isn’t your average gear review—this is a rave bunker upgrade, Starsky style. Prepare to question your monitor setup and maybe your life choices.

ARC X room correction, Dynaudio LYD7, IK Multimedia iLoud Sub, IK Precision 6

9. January 2026

LUMINA

Starsky Carr

Waldorf Protein: Starsky Carr Guides Us Through Digital Nebulae

Step into the magnetic haze of digital nostalgia as Starsky Carr unveils the Waldorf Protein—a synth that exhales the spectral breath of the 80s and 90s while inviting us into a modern, tactile interface. In this immersive review, Starsky’s signature clarity meets the Protein’s lo-fi shimmer, revealing a machine that doesn’t just emulate its ancestors but reinvents their spirit. From stepped wavetables to multitimbral layering, the Protein becomes a vessel for sonic ghosts and future dreams alike. Prepare to drift through gritty textures, lush pads, and the subtle magic that only true wavetable synthesis can conjure. For those who seek

Waldorf Protein

22. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Studio Essentials: Five Budget Weapons That Actually Matter

Starsky Carr is back in the rave bunker, torch in hand, digging up the unsung heroes of the studio—those sneaky little utilities that keep your synths and drum machines from eating each other alive. Forget the headline acts; this is about the gear that makes the rest of your setup actually work. From gain-staging ninjas to disco-flashing meters and a filter that growls like a warehouse sub, Starsky’s latest roundup is a love letter to the bits you didn’t know you needed. If you’re sick of signal headaches and timing tantrums, this one’s for you. Prepare for a tour of

Cre8Audio Assembler, DF Audio Nano U, Gnome II, Stylophone DF-8 Stereo Multimode Filter, Vaski Lights

19. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr’s Gridlock II Review: MIDI Mayhem, Sorted

If your studio timing is as tight as a soggy biscuit, Starsky Carr’s latest deep-dive is the slap in the face you need. He takes the Innerclock Systems Gridlock II—a chunky, no-nonsense timing hub—and puts it through its paces, syncing everything from ancient ARPs to modern USB synths with clockwork precision. Expect sarcasm, real-world gripes, and a proper teardown of why DAW MIDI clocks just don’t cut it. Starsky’s trademark clarity and relentless honesty make this a must-watch for anyone tired of MIDI drift, jitter, and the eternal battle to keep their gear in line. Plug in, tune up, and

ARP Odyssey, Arturia PolyBrute, Innerclock Systems Gridlock II, Moog Prodigy, Oberheim OB-X8, Roland Juno-60, Roland ProMars, Roland TR-909, Sequential OB-6, Sequential Prophet-5, Waldorf Microwave XT

15. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr vs The Chorus Symphony: When Cheap Gear Slaps and Clusterboxes Die

Starsky Carr is back in the bunker, pitting the Behringer Chorus Symphony against the notorious Clusterbox—and let’s just say, one of them doesn’t survive the night. If you’re after lush stereo chorus that turns your Rhodes and Jupiter pads into a 3D rave, Starsky’s got the demo for you. But beware: the Clusterbox brings more noise than a broken toaster at a warehouse party. This isn’t just a pedal shootout, it’s a lesson in why sometimes cheap gear absolutely slaps, and sometimes it just gives up the ghost. Dive in for gritty sound examples, honest banter, and a verdict you

Behringer Chorus Symphony, BM-18M Clusterbox

12. December 2025

TAS

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Launchpad Pro MK3: Sequencing Like a Roo on the Loose

Ready to see the Novation Launchpad Pro MK3 go from humble clip launcher to the wild heart of your next hardware rave? Starsky Carr, the UK’s synth wizard with a knack for no-nonsense deep dives, takes this plastic beast for a spin and shows us it’s anything but basic. From micro-timing trickery to generative chaos, he wrings out every last drop of performance juice. If you reckon you know what a Launchpad can do, mate, you’re in for a surprise – this one’s got more moves than a kangaroo on a trampoline. Grab a cold one and let’s jump in!

Novation Launchpad Pro MK3

3. December 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Erica Synths Hexdrums: Out-of-the-Box Mayhem

Starsky Carr grabs the Erica Synths Hexdrums and dives straight in—no manual, no mercy. This is a first look that skips the waffle and gets right to the punch: analog grit, digital brains, and a master section that’ll melt your face if you’re not careful. If you’re after a drum module that can go from polite to pure chaos in seconds, Starsky’s got your fix. Expect crunchy beats, live tweaks, and a healthy dose of British banter. If you think you know what a drum module can do, think again—this one’s got a few rave bunker tricks up its sleeve.

Erica Synths Hexdrums

26. November 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the AstroLab 37: Pocket-Sized Powerhouse or Just Shrunk Down?

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Arturia AstroLab 37, a synth that promises to squeeze the V Collection’s muscle into a rig you can actually carry to a gig without a forklift. Is it just a baby version of its bigger siblings, or does it punch above its weight in the rave bunker? We get Starsky’s signature, no-fluff breakdown—warts, wonders, and workflow quirks included. If you’re after a portable street weapon for live sets or want studio-grade sounds without the studio-grade hernia, this review is your new cheat sheet. Spoiler: there’s more under the hood than you’d expect from something

Arturia AstroLab 37

21. November 2025

SPARKY

Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Unleashes the Beetlecrab Tempera V2.2: Granular Mayhem Gets a Dirty Upgrade

Starsky Carr dives headfirst into the Beetlecrab Tempera’s V2.2 update, and let’s just say this isn’t your nan’s granular synth. With new tricks like Euclidean sequencing, master dirtification, and poly aftertouch, Tempera is now a full-on rave bunker in a box. Starsky’s trademark deep-dive style slices through the interface weirdness, showing off everything from crunchy new effects to workflow tweaks that actually make sense. If you want to hear Anthony Hopkins rage against the dying of the light through a haze of digital chaos, this is the walkthrough you need. Strap in—this one’s for the hardware heads who like their

Beetlecrab Tempera Granular Synth

8. November 2025

JET

Starsky Carr

StarskyCarr Takes on the Cluster Battle: Behringer vs Moog

In this edgy review, StarskyCarr pits Behringer’s BM-18M Clusterbox against Moog’s iconic Clusterflux. Expect witty critique and candid insights as he dives into the quirks and capabilities of each unit.

Behringer BM-18M Clusterbox, Moogerfooger MF-108M Clusterflux

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