Anukari as a Guitar Processor

video upload by Anukari Music

"In this video, my guitar is plugged into a USB audio interface, and then directly injected into Anukari. No other effects (i.e. cabs, amps) are in use other than a little bit of compression. This is a fully wet signal with no dry mixed in, so everything you are hearing is from Anukari."

Introducing Anukari

video upload by Anukari Music

"This video is a sneak peek at Anukari, an upcoming software synthesizer based on the idea of creating a network of small masses (like little ball bearings, or marbles) connected by springs. The masses can be vibrated by striking them via MIDI input, or they can be vibrated directly via audio input so it can act as an effect processor or reverb plugin."

00:00 introduction
00:27 the basics
02:00 why?
02:37 strikers
03:20 mics
03:57 evolution
04:51 interaction
05:32 putting it together
06:04 effects processing 1
07:51 effects processing 2"

Faulty Hyperdrive

video upload by Anukari Music

See Introducing Anukari for additional details.

NAMM 2026 for Keyboard Players - The Best New Gear Revealed

video upload by Arthur Dobrucki

"Join me for a keyboard walk-around at NAMM 2026, where I explore some of the most interesting new keyboards, synthesizers, and music technology on the show floor.

In this video, I take a closer look at standout instruments from Spectrasonics, Kurzweil, Expressive E, Nord, Moog, Korg, Mellotron, and more—highlighting what makes each one unique and why keyboard players should care.

Whether you’re a pianist, synth player, composer, or producer, NAMM is where the future of music gear takes shape, and this walk-around gives you a firsthand look at what’s coming next.

#namm2026 #nammshow #namm

📖 CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Viscount
01:26 Hammond organs
02:46 Kawai
03:20 Kurzweil SP8
04:51 Nord Electro 7
06:16 Expressive-E Osmose
06:54 Mellotron
07:13 ARP Foundation
07:42 Moog
07:56 Roland
08:12 Yamaha
08:41 VMU Sonics
09:53 ASM Leviasynth
10:56 Casio Dimension Shifter
11:44 Black Panther Keyboard Stands
12:19 Spectrasonics
12:43 Acoustic pianos
13:05 Demon Box - Eternal Research
13:32 Anukari 3D Physics Synthesizer
13:59 Pocket Scion
14:15 Stylophone Theremin
14:36 Korg Phase 8
15:14 Conclusion"

I-710 Long Beach to CA 47 San Pedro | Complete Drive

video upload by CatSynth TV

"We continue our exploration of Terminal Island and its surroundings with a trip along Interstate 710 (Seaside Freeway) and California Highway 47. We start in Long Beach, and follow I-710 over the Long Beach International Gateway Bridge onto Terminal Island. We are treated to wide-open views of the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles on the island. I-710 ends at a junction with CA 47 and the Terminal Island Freeway (CA 47 & CA 103). We follow CA 47 east over the scenic Vincent Thomas Bridge into the San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles. CA 47 ends and transitions into I-110 north (the Harbor Freeway), which will feature in a future video.

Original music by Amanda Chaudhary, featuring a solo by our cat Big Merp!
Synthesizers and instruments used:
BFD3 Drums
Vintage Minimoog
Kenton USB Solo mk2
Audio Modeling SWAM Trumpet
Arturia Augmented Persia, CP-70 V, LX-24 reverb, Mix DRUMS
Cherry Audio Filtomika, Novachord, Chroma, Stardust tape delay
Dawesome KULT
Anukari 3D physics modeling synthesizer
Qu-bit Prism module (Eurorack)
EastWest Ministry of Rock 2, Hollywood Orchestral Percussion"

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0:00 Introduction
0:10 Heading south in I-710 in Long Beach
1:19 Crossing the Long Beach International Gateway bridge
1:50 Terminal Island
2:13 Transitioning from I-710 to CA 47
2:57 Crossing the Vincent Thomas Bridge
3:20 Entering San Pedro
4:04 Conclusion

The Terminal Island Freeway (CA 47 & 103) | Synthesizer soundtrack

video upload by CatSynth TV

"We return to Terminal Island to explore its freeways anew after several major construction projects, starting with California highways 103 and 47, which form the Terminal Island Freeway. The island and its surroundings are at the southern end of Los Angeles, and host the massive ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. This gives the drive an industrial, surreal, and delightfully dystopian vibe. The music, which combines metallic sounds with a sense of solitude, reflects the experience.

The Terminal Island Freeway begins at an intersection near the southern terminus of Interstate 710 and heads north, crossing the Commodore Schuyler F. Heim Bridge onto the mainland, where 47 and 103 split. We stick with CA 103 and the freeway, passing by some large industrial facilities and CA 1, and ending at modest intersection with Willow Street in Long Beach.

Synthesizers used:
Arturia Augmented Persia and CMI V
Yamaha RX5 vintage drum machine
Anukari 3D physics modeling synth
Cherry Audio DS-2, Spirit, and Filtomika
AudioThing Wires
EastWest Fab Four, Stormdrum 3, and Orchestral Percussion"

Patreon: / catsynth | https://shop.catsynth.com | https://ko-fi.com/catsynth

0:00 Introduction
0:11 Starting out on Terminal Island
0:29 The start of the Terminal Island Freeway (CA 47 and CA 103)
0:54 CA 47 leaves the freeway, which continues with CA 103
1:42 Crossing CA 1 and entering Long Beach
2:22 The freeway and CA 103 end at Willow Street in Long Beach