Is the Redshift 6 Finally Finished?

video upload by The Midlife Synthesist

"The Redshift 6 has come a long way since it first launched and in this video I explore some of the latest and biggest updates it has had over the past few months."

TTMC Tokyo Gate 2 , 5Step Sequencer , 158 , DFG , Tokyo Delay , Doepfer MSY2 , Roland TR-8

video upload by Tokyo Tape Music Center

https://tokyo-tape-music-center.com

Five minutes of your life you'll never get back

video upload by knobula

"Five strong minutes of live knob twiddling on the Knobula Drum Farm. The only audio you're hearing is the Drum Farm itself, triggered and modulated by the Pams Workout, a 6quencer and the Timo Rosenthal Automator. Much of the back beat is from the Drum Farm rotating through 16 samples and processing the results with the built in effects section. It is also playing a Kick drum and various live drum synth sounds with modulated parameters."

Animal Factory Bonesaw State-Variable Filter

video upload by Stromkult

"Bonesaw from Animal Factory Amplification is a filter with separate LP/BP/HP outputs. In addition, the module offers a drive circuit. The filter has a saturated fat sound and especially in lowpass mode it growls in the bass range, very mighty and powerful. Thanks to the FM input, very wild sounds can also be created."

Polyend Drums Sessions - Office House After Hours

video upload by Polyend

"Fresh office-house vibes, a late night jam recordered after attending a City Council meeting.

This track uses the new FM engine, with every sound coming from Polyend Drums."

Undone

video upload by MIDERA

"Well, this is something I wrote. I'll never listen to it again, was just trying something different.

Check out my website: https://www.midera-artist.com/
Support me by checking out or buying my music: https://midera.bandcamp.com/album/sta...

Instruments used:
Radikal Technologies Spectralis 2 (Sequencing, drums)
Access Virus TI (Drum FX)
Oberheim Xpander (plucked sounds)
Moog Minimoog (bass at intro)
Roland SH-101 (Bass)
Roland JD-990 (Strings)

NI RAUM for reverb"

VCO Loft Sessions - NINA and Alpha Base

video upload by VCO USA

"Multitimbral synth sequencing on ‪@melbourneinstruments‬ NINA and drums on Jomox Alpha Base. MIDI composed in ‪@Ableton‬ by @lornaduuune and sound design by ‪@mike.coakley‬

#synthesizer #analogsynth #electronicmusic"

Carousel: Five-Voice Round-Robin Polyphonic Synthesizer (VST3 / AU)

video upload by Laboratory 0

"Carousel is a five-voice round-robin polyphonic synthesizer built around a simple idea: a circle. Its five voices sit like seats on a carousel, and every note you play is assigned to a different one - in sequence, random, or all at once.

Each voice is a complete synth with its own oscillator, filter, and envelopes. Differences in tuning and timbre drift across the stereo field, creating a sound that is organic and quietly imperfect - like an old carousel left in the sun.

Carousel is designed to be simple. No LFOs, no presets, no complex synthesis - just pure play. A childhood that exists only in memory.

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Designed by Laboratory 0
Download Carousel for free: https://laboratory0.gumroad.com"

Dina Pearlman Interview at Superbooth 2026

video upload by Antonus

https://alanrpearlmanfoundation.org/

"As many of you know, at Superbooth 2026 we had the incredible opportunity to meet Dina Pearlman—daughter of Alan R. Pearlman and founder of the ARP Foundation.

We took this special occasion to ask her a few questions about ARP, the foundation, and the legacy of these legendary instruments. Dina is an amazing human being and was so warm and welcoming to us. We hope you enjoy this interview as much as we did!

Notes:
Audio note: Please excuse the background noise inside the tent!
Image note: The photo shown at 2:35 is for representative purposes only and does not depict the actual board of the foundation."

Echolocator: How to patch generative darkness

video upload by Richard DeHove

"The recent 1.04 firmware update with the new frequency shifter has made creating genertive soundtrack-style material reasonably straightforward. In short you put the delay into feedback, dial in some delay time fluctuations via the modulation controls and orbit, adjust the frequency shifter pitch to taste, then let it run.

It helps of course to have a little more processing downstream which is where the Zen delay comes in (it's even on the noisy and hated 'vintage' mode). But for a very close and dry feel the Echolocator by itself can still do a good job. Interesting and sometimes wild things also happen around the "0" value of the pitch shift knob.

For extended twiddlings it's all about modifying the root pitch. There's lots of places this can happen: the frequency shifter and delay time, and likewise delay time on the Zen. Then there's all the little flavorings which comes from the filters, feedback amount, modulation amount, reverb and Zen drive. Plenty of things to tweak if you prefer to ride the controls rather than let it run.

Warning: There are some big pitch variations here including sub-bass.

0:00 Setup and settings
1:28 Controls
3:15 Low and lower
4:42 Enter the Zen
10:25 Low drone

Many thanks to my kind patrons who keep this channel ad-free
My website: https://richarddehove.com/"