Sequential Showdown: The Surprising Winner...

video upload by Rapid Flow

"In this video, I'm doing a comparison between the Sequential Prophet-6, Prophet-600, and Prophet 10 And the results might surprise you... We're breaking down the raw oscillator tone, the drift and vibe, filter character, best use cases, and that elusive 'vintage soul' to help you figure out which Sequential legend truly belongs in your studio.

If you want exactly these 3 synths in your DAW, get Zensphere! (I sampled them note-by-note). https://www.rapidflow.shop/products/z..."

The MASSSIVE caladan update you've been waiting for....

video upload by Isla Electronics

"It’s rough as hell, I apologize in advance, if you have a bit over an hour to spare and want to see almost everything the machine does now.. then be my guest and come and watch the youtube video.I’m uploading it as a youtube premier now so I can sit there for a bit with y’all and we can watch it together and you can ask me any questions you like while it’s playing…I go over how the machine works, every engine the machine has and just about everything I can think of.. it’s finally an actual working synth, it sounds great (although my video quality leaves a lot to be desired)This is an update, not a commercial, The machine is solid, I am not…"

Comparing the Sequential Fourm to the Pro-One

"I Compared the Sequential Fourm to My Pro-One" video upload by Starsky Carr

0:00 intro jam and info
5:04 Really Deep Bass - THE FILTER
9:14 They've got Oscillators
11:24 Creating a Few Tones
15:11 PWM and how to match them
19:10 F to the M
20:00 Show Me The Sync
21:19 Pushing the Envelope 24:06 Overall..?

"Some genuine surprises in this head-to-head with the Sequential Fourm and the legendary Sequential Pro-One to find out if the Fourm can give the same vibe.

At first glance, the architecture looks familiar: dual oscillators, classic envelopes, a focused modulation section, and unmistakable Prophet-era DNA from Prophet-5 territory. But the big question is this: does the Fourm capture the raw punch, deep bass, and aggressive character that made the Pro-One a cult classic?

.. and I know it's not a clone :) but in this in-depth demo and comparison, I explore:

Oscillator behaviour, sync, PWM and FM
Filter differences (including low-end depth and resonance extremes)
Envelope response and modulation range
Bass performance, subs, and room-shaking tones
Where the Fourm goes beyond the Pro-One — and where it doesn’t

Rather than obsessing over perfect null tests, this video focuses on feel, playability, and whether the Four inspires the same kinds of sounds and musical ideas as the original Pro-One.

If you’re into analog monosynths, Sequential gear, vintage vs modern comparisons, or you’re wondering whether a contemporary synth can truly stand in for a rising-price classic, this one’s for you.

🎧 Headphones or proper speakers strongly recommended — some of these bass tones go very deep."

Sequential Prophet 5 - a vintage Hero! Sounds only! No talking

video upload by Franz Kreimer Keys

"Prophet 5 Analogsynthesizer from the early 80's. One of the best Synthesizers ever made.

Sounds only! No talking.

If you like talking and explaining

Prophet 5 - Ein Meilenstein der Synthesizergeschichte" [posted here]

TEO-5 Sound

video upload by MusicYet

Sequential FOURM exploration demo

video upload by Infested Alien

"Just having some fun with the sequential fourm."

He Hates This Synth Because…

video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music

"In this video, I pick one thing I think I hate about 12 classic synthesizers—and then follow that feeling wherever it leads.
We’re talking about legendary instruments:
Minimoog, MS-20, Prophet-5, Jupiter-8, ARP 2600, Moog IIIc ('Plantasia'), Oberheim 4-Voice, Oberheim OB-X, Synclavier III, Elka Synthex, and Yamaha CS-30.
What starts as frustration with a workflow choice, a knob, or a design limitation slowly turns into something else entirely.
Along the way, I realize this video isn’t really about hating synths at all. It’s about relationships.
Every one of these instruments has limitations—and so do we. In any good relationship, not everything is perfect. But when you stop fighting what something isn’t and start understanding what it is, those limitations can become the very thing that leads you somewhere creative and unexpected.
Instead of endless options, boundaries create focus.
Instead of frustration, they create identity.
And in learning to understand these instruments more deeply, I ended up learning something about myself.
This is a video about synthesizers—but it’s also a small morality tale about creativity, acceptance, and finding freedom inside constraints.
Let me know in the comments:
Which synth do you love… even though it drives you crazy? 🎛️"

https://anthonymarinellimusic.com/pages/about

GERMANIUM FEEDBACK // SND FB-14 MK2 Filterbank // The CRYING GAME // No Talking

video upload by LESINDES

"The SND FB-14 is a stunning GERMANIUM TRANSISTOR based FILTERBANK with 14 fixed Q band pass filters. As you can hear in the demo the sound shaping shaping potential of this filter is enormus.
SND FB-14 is assisted by WLK-Audio Inductive Filterbank (silicon) to control excessive boosts and the core of the wiring: ART passive splitter + mixer SplitMix4. The SplitMix knob marked with the WHITE DOT (blue, unused in this session, is for additional feedback!) is controlling the signal that is fed back into SND.
The basic feed is from TORSO Electronics S-4 sculpting sampler."

Building the ReZyklus - Vangelis' Zyklus MPS1 Clone

This one is in via Jeroen of https://zyklus-mps.com/

"A while ago a group of enthausiasts set out to create a clone of the Zyklus MPS-1 that was made famous by Vangelis for its use on Direct (this was also the inspiration for the actual 'Direct' system he used until ca 1994). The original creators of this machine, Pete Kellock and Bill Marshall graciously allowed us to use the schematics and software to create this clone and have given us their permission to set it free for everyone who wants to make their own. So here goes:

In this GIT repo is everything you need to create your own machine. You will have to source your own parts, but there is a list for that. The parts are basic components, nothing custom, but some items may become slightly rare (like small EPROMs).

Its basically just a Z80 based computer.
There are also files to have the circuit boards and panels created (we used jlcpcb for that), and some 3d printing files for various panel work. A lot of the buttons etc you can get cheaply from Aliexpress and the like. Bin files for the EPROMs are also avialable. I've been also given permission to open source the actual source code, and I will do that too, at some point, but I'm still working on a few small issues before I can do that.

https://github.com/jeroenhn/zykl

There is a discord server you can join where you can chat with other builders.

The clone as we made it, is a dedicated to the memory of Vangelis and it's noted as such on the main circuit board."

See this previous post for a Demo tape on the original Zyklus. See the Zyklus label at the bottom of this post for additional posts including a documentary with Vangelis.

Pictured: Paul's white ReZyklus in the making.

Original grey Zyklus below from this post. Only 40 were made.

Building a Minimoog Model D From Parts

video upload by synthpro

"Hey Guys,

In this video, I bring you along the adventure of building a really nice Minimoog from parts I have had over the years.

Michael heard this unit on a little Instagram post I made when I first started testing to see if I could get a working unit from the parts and immediately sent me a down payment. It took me about 2 years to source everything needed but Minimoog SN: 5250 now lives a healthy life once more.

Thanks for watching!

Sincerely,
Jareth"

ARP Foundation NAMM & Buchla & Friends Pics

via The Alan R Pearlman Foundation newsletter:

"Our West Coast Whirlwind!

Still feeling the synthesizer love from last month’s California visit to NAMM / Buchla & Friends!

At NAMM:

Anthony Marinelli visited our booth
The Blue Meanie was at our booth for a whole day!

ARP 2600: Drew Schlesinger demonstrated patches using the 2600 software included in the Korg Collection VST 6. 2 Lucky folks won a signed CD and poster from Martin Gore

And Congratulations to Violet Burns who won the Korg Collection 6!

Then it was off to Buchla & Friends – January’s biggest two-day collection of hands-on synths on the West Coast!

Remember: The Most Creative Part of an ARP synthesizer is You!

NAMM 2026 would not have been possible without the help of the following people and companies:

Thank you to Korg, Inc for the Korg Collection Giveaway and helping us make NAMM possible.

Thank you to Sean Weizmann of Arturia for the midi controller

Thank you to Beyer Dynamics for the headphones

Thank you to Ryan Hawkins of Hawkins Restorations for use of his Blue Meanie, Tonus 2600, OMNI and Odyssey, and for being the best Booth volunteer along with his assistant Miles.

Thank you to Julie Lewis for volunteering at the booth and for her donation last year of a rare ARP Soloist that was owned and played wonderful late husband synth legend Don Lewis.

Thank you to our Board Member and booth volunteer Stephen DeJesus for selfless assistance at both NAMM and Buchla & Friends.

Thank you also to Chris Cardone, Joe Castronovo, Tom Cusimano, Deanna DelVino, Rich Formidoni, Martin Gore, Andy Joyce, Brian Kehew, Ruperto Ifil, Mary Lock, Anthony Marinelli, Mark Marshall, Mike Metlay, LaMar Mitchell, Tony Notron, Drew Schlesinger, James Terris and Brianna Tortino,

View our West Coast photo dump!"



Pictured:

Top: The great Stevie Wonder w/ ARP Foundation's Dina Pearlman-Ifil.

Middle: "Richard Devine giving the Blue Meanie a run for its money." Check out the video here.

Bottom: ?! :)

SEOK synthesizers Introduces BOUNCE – One-Shot Event Generator Eurorack Module

video upload by SEOK synthesizers

"Bounce is a compact event generator built for percussive envelopes, bouncing modulations and rhythmic control. It creates trigger-driven one-shots with 8 distinct waveforms that can range from sharp clicks to rounded contours.

Repeat function with a ”bouncing ball” effect, making the bounces naturally fade within the cycle. Length, repeats and delay shape the result from tight hits to rolls, flams and clustered rhythms perfect for kick and bass.

Full CV control + inverted output. Designed and hand-built in Sweden."

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:33 Patch 1 Rolling Filter Beat
01:11 Patch 2 Fading Inversions
02:05 Patch 3 Ratcheting HH/Perc
02:35 Patch 4 Sweetspots
03:29 Patch 5 Neg Resonance Mod
04:00 Patch 6 Random Mod
04:14 Patch 7 Ramps Ramping Rapid
05:15 Outro

Additional details:


"BOUNCE One-Shot Event Generator

This is a compact event generator built for percussive envelopes, bouncing modulations and rhythmic control signals.

Bounce creates trigger-driven one-shots with a set of 8 distinct waveforms selectable via the large control knob. From sharp, click-like hits to softer, rounded contours. This offers fast access to clearly different envelope characters.

Repeat function with a ”bouncing ball” effect, making the bounces naturally fade within the cycle.

The length control sets the length of the waveform while repeats add repetitions of the wave, and delay sets the time between those waves.

These features in combination makes it easy to move from single tight envelopes to rolls, flams, clustered impacts and creative rhythmic patterns.

All main parameters got CV-inputs. A dedicated inverted output adds instant polarity flip.

Background

We like techno. For us its about solid kicks with defined transients and a fundamental low end that moves air without collapsing the mix.

Bounce is built to be performative and work at the source. By shaping events, accents and repetitions already at the control stage – it lets the mix breathe and leaves space where it matters most. Perfect for basslines, drums and transients."

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Melancholy synth | Gene Synths GX first tweaks

video upload by Lo-Fi-Si

"#electronicmusic #analogsynthesizer #sounddesign #synth #synthesizer #experimentalmusic #ambientmusic #glitch #noise

Gene Synths GX

New synth day. I’ve been waiting patiently for this to arrive and it was worth every second.

Such a beautiful lo-fi melancholic sound with a load of modulation. I fell in love with the sound when I came across the Gene synths website last year.

Great solid build quality and probably the best knobs of any synth I own ❤️

The interface is unique and encourages exploration and experimentation.

Can’t wait to send it through a looper.

‪@genesynths‬"

Dub Ambient Session - Launchpad Live Looping

video upload by Stefan Torto

"Jamming with Novation Launchpads and Ableton live.
My music : https://stefantorto.bandcamp.com/
Get my sample packs : https://www.stefantorto.com/sample-packs
Website : https://www.stefantorto.com"

DSI Tempest - Clearly useless in 2026

video upload by Noir Et Blanc Vie - After Hours

"Subjective opinions within, those who do not understand subjective opinion may be excused lol

*100% music in this video composed/produced by me.

Trust me, your old gear still works if you use it.... don't be fooled into the new shiny thing, keep creating..... but mostly Dave Smith Tempest is still the best. Groovebox king.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BUSINESS INQUIRIES
►NoirEtBlancVie@gmail.com"

That would be sarcasm.

Synth Headz | Documentary Trailer

video upload by Danny Stygion

"Synth Headz | Documentary Trailer. Synth Headz explores three Houston musicians obsessed with making music with synthesizers. Featuring: Vertigo Blue, Spike the Percussionist, and August Befort. Directed and edited by Danny Stygion. Music by August Befort. Sponsored by Erica Synths. Drone footage by Schaef Shockley. Cinematography by Danny Stygion. Additional cinematography by Schaef Shockley and Cimmerian.

Music featured in trailer by Vertigo Blue, Spike the Percussionist, and August Befort."

Update: full doc now released. You can find it here.

ASM HYDRASYNTH Synth Bass Funk Test

video upload by Woody Piano Shack

"Demo and review of the ASM HYDRASYNTH DELUXE Synthesizer.
With Special Guest TEENAGE ENGINEERING EP-133 KO2."

Lesson packs available for one-time purchase on Patreon.

MORE WOODY PIANO SHACK: https://woodypianoshack.com

SCJS#79 THE LAST BEAT

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Small Case Jam Sessions #79 THE LAST BEAT

Noiswasp, Battering Ram, Amnis, Wave Bard, Prism

https://fl3shb4ck.bandcamp.com/
Make some noise!

‪@bastlinstruments‬ ‪@ShakmatModular‬ ‪@alizondevices‬ ‪@gehirnenterprises‬ ‪@RitualElectronics‬ ‪@QuBitElectronix‬"

Pulsewidth cover sound design

video upload by Collector Current

"Because someone was asking, I made another video to show you the sound design for my cover of Aphex Twin's song 'Pulsewidth'.

Cover is here: • Aphex Pulsewidth cover on FZ-1, SH-01A, TX802 [posted here]

Blog: https://blog.jacobvosmaer.nl/
Music: https://music.jacobvosmaer.nl/

Waldorf Protein Kaafi | Rageshri

video upload by Ebotronix


video upload by Ebotronix

Waldorf Protein,
Doepfer ,3x, R2m,
Mutable Instruments ,3x,MidiPal,
Intuitive Instruments Exquis,
Roland FC 200,
Iconnectivity Mio XL,
Lab4Music enJOY,
CME ,H4 Midi WC,
Yamaha MCS 2,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Eventide H 90 ,
Strymon Big Sky MX, in Dual Mono Mode controlled with
Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Rageshri Scale,
06.02.2026
video# 2605 & 2606

ELKA The Sidekick 32 - Rare Analog Drum Machine + Case & Accessories SN 905

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this eBay listing, also on Reverb

Video in the listing previously posted here.

"A Rare Vintage Analog Drum Machine: the ELKA “The Sidekick 32”!

Fully SERVICED by Pro Tecnician

Comes with its Case and Accessories

100% working conditions

perfect Aestetics conditions (the front panel), some rust on the back panel (check pics)

SERIAL N.905"

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Roland SYSTEM-1m Semi-Modular Synthesizer

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via this listing

Additional Perfect Circuit listings

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Roland System-8 Digital Keyboard Synthesizer

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via this listing

Additional Perfect Circuit listings

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Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000 Keyboard Sampler Synthesizer SN 00251

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via this listing

Additional Perfect Circuit listings

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Serviced ARP Omni 2 Synthesizer with Synthchaser MIDI, LED Sliders & Road Case

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this eBay listing

"Here's a nice, restored ARP Omni 2... with MIDI!! This synthesizer has just been fully serviced by Synthchaser, the United States' top ARP specialist - recapped, new key bushings, new LED sliders, clean, fully functional, calibrated, in tune and sounding great. And best of all, this has been fitted with the Synthchaser MIDI Adapter! This keyboard is the sound of Joy Division and is all over The Cars' "Moving In Stereo", and many other late 70's/early 80's albums. It produces the lush Solina/String Ensemble sounds plus has a polyphonic synthesizer section with a voltage controlled filter, LFO, and ADSR, and a dedicated bass synthesizer section.

Excellent condition, with some marks on the right leather side panel. Includes a road case that needs new foam and to be aired out as it smells musty. See photos for condition. This synth was serviced by Synthchaser (the top ARP specialist) in February 2026. Work done included:

Synthchaser MIDI Adapter - Supports MIDI IN and THRU (only an "IN" jack has been fitted on this synthesizer). Configurable MIDI channel and starting key on your MIDI controller.

Synthchaser Precision LED slider upgrade. All 15 of the old original sliders have been replaced with new, smooth, high precision LED illuminated sliders (purple color--think Prince!). The difference in the way these sliders feel and perform compared to the originals is a huge improvement.

Power supply rebuilt - All tantalum and electrolytic capacitors in the power supply have been replaced, and high quality, high temperature 105 deg C capacitors have been used for the power supply filter capacitors.

All tantalum capacitors replaced - The tantalum capacitors in ARP synths are ticking time bombs. All of the over 100 tantalum capacitors in this synth, including the power supply and filter submodule, have been replaced with electrolytics to help provide stable operation for years to come.

Synthchaser 4075 Filter Enhancement Kit Installed - The ARP Omni uses the same 4075 filter submodule found in the Odyssey, Quadra, Avatar, and Pro DGX. This has been recapped, and enhanced to provide superior frequency response.

Keyboard rebuild - New key bushings installed, buss bar & key contacts cleaned and adjusted, keybed leveled, keys cleaned

Oscilloscope calibration - Fully calibrated to factory spec using oscilloscope and frequency counter."

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Oberheim Matrix-6R Analog Vintage Synthesizer w/ Original Manual

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via this eBay listing

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Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter Rackmount w/ MPG -80 Controller & M-64C Cart

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via this eBay listing

"The Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter is a legendary rackmount synthesizer manufactured in Japan by Roland. Known for its rich analog sound and versatility, the MKS-80 offers an extensive range of tones, making it an ideal choice for professional musicians and producers seeking to expand their sonic palette. When paired with the MPG-80 programmer, the synthesizer’s parameters can be accessed and adjusted quickly and intuitively, allowing for expressive, hands-on sound design.

Both units are used and in good condition. The MKS-80 includes the M-64C memory cartridge, and the MPG-80 controller comes complete with Roland M-64C Memory Cartridge Early 80's - Standard Black."

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01-The Crumar Orchestrator-Brass1-nt

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

AutomaticGainsay Crumar Orchestrator posts "Here is part one of a three-part demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Brass preset and the low-pass filter found on the Crumar Orchestrator.

The theme to this series was created entirely with the Crumar Orchestrator plus drums constructed from GarageBand loops.

This video was funded by the Patreon supporters of Automatic Gainsay. Support the creation of this video and all of the Automatic Gainsay videos that have helped you by becoming an Automatic Gainsay supporter on Patreon! / automaticgainsay

If you are interested in learning about the history of synthesizers and/or how to become a synthesist being taught by a synthesist and synthesizer historian, check out the OTHER Automatic Gainsay Patreon: / automaticgainsaythewavewrights"

From Order to Chaos | Sound Architecture 01

video upload by _marcozoppi

"| Sound Mechanics of Chaos and Randomness |

In this video, I explore chaotic systems in modular synthesis, starting from Rob Hordijk’s ideas on feedback and nonlinear patching, and developing a system that lives between control and unpredictability.

Why chaos? Because perfection is static — chaos is alive. Small changes create massive transformations, generating evolving, organic sound structures that never truly repeat.

This approach goes beyond 'perfect' modulation and embraces instability as a creative tool for sound design, composition, and generative systems.

Special Guest 🎤
In this episode, I also interview Federico Intrisano (Jolin) about modular development, philosophy, and experimentation.
🔗 https://www.jolin.tech

Extra Content 💡
The complete patch diagram and some in depth article are available on Patreon
🔗 / mz2250

Rob Hordijk G2 Manual📖
🔗 https://electro-music.com/wiki/pmwiki..."

Zavoloka’s “Ukrainian Folk Music Instruments” – Exclusive Soundset for Protein

video upload by WaldorfMusicChannelw

In the Studio with Zavoloka - Interview

video upload by WaldorfMusicChannel

"Zavoloka (@ZavolokaArtist‬) is a Ukrainian-born composer, sound artist, performer, and visual artist based in Berlin. Her work stands outside genre boundaries, offering what she describes as timeless and experimental music from Ukraine.‬‬

On 28 November 2025, Waldorf Music visited Zavoloka in her Berlin studio to talk about her career, her unique sound, and her experience as one of the first artists to explore Waldorf’s Protein synthesizer. Enjoy!

Interview conducted by Júlia Galobart
Recorded and technically supported by Winfried Schuld"

00:00 – Early Beginnings & Experimental Music Scene in Ukraine
09:51 – Building a Concept: Inspiration & Intention
11:45 – The Creative Process Behind “Istyna”
15:51 – Waldorf Protein: Integration & Insights
22:16 – Visual Arts Interacting With Sound
25:12 – What’s Coming Next?
26:23 – Zavoloka’s Advice

Find out more: https://zavoloka.com

Listen to the live performance: [posted here]

KORG Berlin Phase 8 | Acoustic Synthesis from First Touch to Full Jam

video upload by Noisegate

"We head to the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio for our first hands-on look at the KORG Berlin Phase 8, one of the most unusual instruments to land on the Noisegate desk in years.
Phase 8 is built around eight electromechanical voices, each physically striking a steel resonator or tine. Instead of traditional oscillators, sound is generated through real vibrating materials, then shaped with envelopes, modulation, sequencing, and analogue wavefolding. The result feels closer to playing a physical instrument than programming a synth.

In this video, we explore:
– How Phase 8 produces sound
– Sequencing, pluck, shift and performance controls
– Acoustic interaction using everyday objects
– Processing Phase 8 with external effects
– Integrating Phase 8 into a wider live jam setup

CHAPTERS:
0:39 – Why Phase 8 Is Different
1:04 – What Is Acoustic Synthesis?
1:40 – Touch, Feedback & Physical Interaction
2:13 – Tuning, Scales & Resonators Explained
2:32 – Playing Phase 8 Like a Synth
2:41 – Per-Voice Envelopes & Velocity
3:11 – Air Slider & Raw Pickup Sound
3:35 – Shift & Pluck Performance Controls
4:27 – Sequencer Overview & Storage
4:56 – Playing a Recorded Sequence
5:06 – Step Recording & Polyrhythms
6:21 – Interacting with the Tines Physically
6:30 – Using Objects to Change the Sound
7:50 – Light vs Heavy Materials on the Tines
8:26 – Percussive & Prepared-Style Sounds
9:47 – Modulation & Tonal Experimentation
9:56 – Processing Phase 8 with External Effects
10:14 – Finding Sweet Spots with FX
10:27 – Connectivity: MIDI, USB-C, CV & Sync
10:58 – Hybrid Setup with OP-XY
11:24 – Live Jam Begins
14:29 – Reflections on Exploration & Sweet Spots
15:31 – Why Phase 8 Rewards Time & Touch
15:36 – Trying Phase 8 at MESS
16:04 – Final Thoughts & Sign-Off

We also look at how Phase 8 plays with other gear, including Teenage Engineering OP-XY and outboard effects, and why finding the “sweet spot” is such a big part of the experience."

Schlappi Engineering - Three Body (sound.report english) - Play'n explain

video upload by Heiner Kruse - The Green Man(TGM) - sound.report

Timestamps:
00:00-00:10 Intro + strong bass demo short
00:10-04:20 mainly simple phase and frequency modulations
04:25-06:55 nasty crazy stuff
06:55-10:55 evil Basswerk bass

Behringer BMX: The 80s Drum Machine That Brings Timeless Grooves Back to Life

video upload by Behringer

"If you love creating beats that feel alive, BMX is built for you.
This drum machine brings the iconic 80s sound into your workflow with a modern, hands-on experience that sparks creativity from the very first pattern.

Tap in your ideas using velocity-sensitive pads, shape the groove with swing and tempo, and build rich drum arrangements with hands-on control over every voice. In the studio, multi-output connectivity supports flexible routing and detailed production workflows. On stage, pattern chaining, song mode, and real-time performance features keep the energy flowing.

Whether you’re producing, performing, or experimenting, BMX gives you the freedom to create beats that move people.

Feel the rhythm. Shape the groove.
Create with Behringer BMX."

Programma900 Probe 8 / The Wall (with Torso Electronics S-4)

video upload by takao_kurokawa

"Torso Electronics S-4 plays 4 layers made from the same p900 drone notes: it's so easy to create various textures, and phrases on a broad register from a single audio source.
bass melody of p900 is my improvisation on the fly.

#destinyplus #modularsynth #ambientmusic #experimentalmusic"

MICROFREAK & PIGMENTS 7 DEMO

video upload by elz production

"Microfreak:
We can think of many reasons to freak over the MicroFreak. Yes, it is small, but it does offer some of the most unique sounds we’ve heard when it comes to budget synths.

If you’re new to the synth world, you really can’t go wrong with this instrument and it’s a great option with which to learn your skills. It’s well-built, comes with plenty of sound options, and the interface is intuitive.

Synths are evolving and growing in power every year. While some of us might love the crispness of an analog synth, as well as their bulky size, we still love the fact that you can have a powerful synth that can fit in a traveling case.

It makes us wonder about what the future holds for Arturia and the budget synth market in general.

Pigments 7:
Arturia have done it again. Pigments has grown in terms of features and become leaner and meaner under the hood, with those CPU and workflow improvements. It retains its place at the top table of software synthesizers, sitting alongside the likes of Omnisphere, Absynth 6 and UVI’s Falcon.

For the MPE enthusiasts amongst you, Pigments further cements its place as a showcase instrument for such endeavours. Pair it up with an Osmose, Rise or even Arturia’s own PolyBrute 12, and Pigments 7 becomes next-level superb.

If I had one quibble, it would be the lack of day-one support for AstroLab. They always seem to be playing catch-up, which will leave AstroLab owners slightly frustrated that they can’t take advantage of these new sounds straight away."