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Wednesday, October 21, 2026

JIANT FM — FM1 | Animal + Drum X + Bytebeat Jam


video upload by JIANT

You can find the M-VAVE FM-1 on Amazon.

"JIANT FM — FM1 | Animal + Drum X + Bytebeat Jam

A little jam exploring the Animal, Drum X and Bytebeat engines of my custom firmware, JIANT FM, for the FM1.

First of all, I want to thank everyone for the incredible support and love you've been giving this project. It makes me really happy to see so many people connecting with my way of thinking, creating and designing instruments.

The firmware is still in beta. There are some CPU performance and UI issues I need to solve before I can move forward with a more stable version.

Right now, development is temporarily on hold because I've run out of funds for the project this month, including Claude credits, which have been an essential tool in helping me turn my ideas into something real.

JIANT FM started as a very personal experiment, an attempt to build the synthesizer I've always wanted to have. Somehow, it kept growing and eventually found its way into your homes, studios and creative processes. That's something I never imagined, and it means a lot to me.

My intention is to keep improving it and make it available to everyone, free and open, while continuing to explore the connection between technology, sound design and my own creative practice as a visual artist.

A New 2026 Alesis Andromeda Firmware Update



This one was posted by Gordotuomi on Gearslutz where you can find a video demo of it.

"Hello everyone! This is quite an unusual post, but I'd just like to share that I've been working on a brand new firmware update for the Andromeda. Built off of the 2002 firmware, It fixes many bugs like jumpy potentiometers, makes envelopes snappier and smoother, lowers oscillator levels so they don't clip excessively when pushed to 100%, and so far adds brand new features like a 'vintage' knob (akin to a modern Prophet), and a Matrix-12 styled true stereo voice spread knob, all under a new "A6Plus" page of the Global tab.

Here's a video showing off the vintage knob and the stereo spread, no internal/external FX: I'm still continuing to work on this, adding new features, and address the DSP engine to make effects less clipped and harsh. But if there are any bugs, features that people think should be addressed let me know.

I'm hesitant to release it as this is very much a 'load at your own risk' as like any experimental firmware it could brick hardware, especially since this was written with Claude, which bruteforced, decoded and reversed engineered the original firmware to build new updates, but it runs just fine on my Andromeda. The firmware does not touch the Bootloader at all which acts as a backup failsafe. This is still very early in development, but I just wanted to share this project to let folks know the future is bright for this amazing synth! :)"

Sequential Circuits Pro One Test (Improv)


video upload by neilpattonmusic

"Recently acquired a vintage Pro-One when a friend cleaned out their basement and found this buried in the back in a case. Gave it to me as a thank you for help I've given over the years, even when I told them what it was possibly worth. Was non-functioning, but another friend took it apart, cleaned it up, and re-assembled it. It's in wonderful condition. Can't believe I have this in my studio now. Here's an early improv as I'm starting to learn the ins and outs of this very cool piece of history.

Audio not edited. Some EQ, chorus and flanger was added to beef up the raw sound.

©2026 Neil Patton. All Rights Reserved.

http//:www.neilpatton.net"

Fluxophone is Finished! (The Electroacoustic Feedback Generator)


video upload by Simon The Magpie

"Finally finished! Been working day (and night. Cause its sweden, so that starts at like 18:00). So this is the most basic video I can make with the Fluxophone. Just showing the controls and that it works. So now its up to YOU (and me) to figure out HOW it works. Like where it really shines! So I'm gonna do tons of more experiments as soon as I have shipped out all orders.

Get it here: https://www.magpieaudiodevices.com/"

Monday, October 19, 2026

This is the weirdest pedal he owns … and He loves it! // The Square from NWS [PEDALS & PATCHES]


video upload by DivKid

"Whether its turning simple mono synths into sounding like music easels, taking a basic polysynth and making it sound like a complex oscillator or just generally continuing to be a weird and wonderful effect for synths ... I'm pretty fascinating with this one. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

The Square // https://nicksworldofsynthesizers.co.u...
Check out Nick’s inventions // https://nicksworldofsynthesizers.co.uk"


THE SQUARE

The Square ring modulator pedal, Boutique, Hand Made & Designed By Me.

Intro

The Square pedal is simply a ring modulator that takes the input signal and sends it to both inputs of the ring modulator at the same time.

Despite it's simplicity, The Square is capable of producing a wide variety of sounds depending on what you put into it.

Each pedal is unique and made by hand, from the hand bent metal enclosure to the component choices and tolerances. Imperfections are considered part of the aesthetic appeal both sonically and physically.

To understand what the pedal is and all the magical things it can do for your musical productions, we strongly recommend watching the video from DivKid below.


Synth Show - Ep241 - Can you "Vibe Code" a VST?


video upload by GEOSynths

Makes me think of a new generation Synth Edit based soft synths. For those of you concerned about them, and M-VAVE, taking over site, don't. I'll be filtering out noise as usual. Note supporting member posts are always welcome as a thank you for supporting the site, so you will see demos coming in that route. That said, posts like this one are mainly for informative purposes only, and to give you a perspective on the topic.

Video description:

"Can you 'Vibe Code' a VST? Of course you can :)

Like many of us in this space, I’ve been looking into what “AI” can and can’t do and more specifically how it can help me with Audio/Video and App Creation. Google Flow recently added the ability to 'Vibe Code' your own VST Plugins and I’ve made a half decent FX Plugin…Nothing that will change the Music World, damn, there’s enough of that going on, but it’s quite a cool little Project."

And another project I came across based on the UI of the Moog Messenger but with a different engine.

Vibe Coding VST3 Synth Based off Moog Messenger Preset Editor Layout

video upload by Elyon Tron

"Free https://github.com/Gevarya/neuro-prot...

Sound test. UI inspired by the Moog Messenger preset editor. Working Windows VST3 and standalone synthesizer with its own sound engine. I used the Moog Messengers preset editor layout and functionality as a foundation for this synth. This does not edit presets on the Moog Messenger and it's not a skin for the preset editor. This is it's own synth.

Developed native synth with JUCE and C++ with GPT Codex. Tested both the standalone app and VST3 inside FL Studio.

The synth currently features two original synthesis algorithms:

⚙️ Mandible = interacting phase-modulated oscillators and asymmetric wavefolding for biting, metallic basses and aggressive textures.

⚙️ Gullet = harmonically rich synthesis shaped by moving resonances and distortion for throaty, vowel-like growls and smoother bass tones.

Added oscillator shaping and sync, multiple filter modes, envelopes, two LFOs, modulation routing, internal feedback, glide, duophonic playing, MIDI-synced pitch and mod wheels, an arpeggiator, a basic step sequencer, and preset saving. The factory bank now includes 17 presets, with ten dedicated bass patches. This is an independent project, unaffiliated with Moog, and isn’t intended to emulate the Messenger’s sound.

More synthesis algorithms are planned for later, including ideas for fractured waveforms, interacting detuned sources, and feedback driven textures. For now, this demonstration explores what Mandible and Gullet can already do as of now.

Built through experimentation, listening, testing, and one working feature at a time. Work in progress."

Sunday, October 18, 2026

SLOOP 2.6 Is Here! | M-VAVE FM-1 New Features & Sound Demos


video upload by PhilipsKnobs

You can find the M-VAVE FM-1 on Amazon.

"In this video, we're taking a hands-on look at the latest SLOOP firmware update, exploring some of the new features and putting them to the test.

SLOOP transforms the M-VAVE FM-1 into a compact, hands-on groovebox for creating electronic music. Version 2.6 brings a bunch of exciting additions, so let's see what they can do in practice!

I'll explore selected new features, demonstrate how they work, and play some loops to show SLOOP 2.6 in action on the M-VAVE FM-1.

SLOOP project and installation guide:
github.com/isod89/sloop-fm1

Which new SLOOP 2.6 feature interests you the most? And what would you like to see me explore in a future M-VAVE FM-1 video?

thanks for watching, and thanks for being here.

0:00 Introduction to Sloop 2.6
1:43 Punch-in effect demo
4:18 IPad Recording workflow
4:28 New texture features
5:26 Track insert effects
5:56 Future plans and conclusion

#SLOOP26 #MVAVEFM1 #Synthesizer ‪@M-VAVE‬ ‪@isod89‬"

Pattern Keeper Looping | Ambient Guitar Soundscape


video upload by The Pedalboard Orchestra

"Pattern Keeper Looping with Lo-Fi Modulation

A guitar melody is sent through the JHS Notaklön and Walrus Audio ACS1 (Fullerton Amp) and loop-recorded with the Native Audio Pattern Keeper.

From there, the loop runs in stereo through the lo-fi modulation of the Kinotone Ribbons and Chase Bliss Lossy, with the Alexander Pedals Forget Me Not adding delay before the signal reaches the Eventide Space (ModEchoVerb algorithm).

I'm playing with the filter on the Pattern Keeper, reversing the loop and slowing down the speed/pitch to create darker vibes, real time modulated with the Chase Bliss Lossy.

Signal chain:

Fender EJ Stratocaster → JHS Notaklön → Walrus Audio ACS1 → Native Audio Pattern Keeper → Kinotone Ribbons → Chase Bliss Lossy → Alexander Pedals Forget Me Not → Eventide Space

🎥 All sounds and visuals by The Pedalboard Orchestra
🔊 Recording & mastering by The Pedalboard Orchestra
⚠️ This is not a sponsored video — all equipment was personally purchased

🎧 Listen to my music on Bandcamp:
👉 https://thepedalboardorchestra.bandca..."

OPEN-1 Concept


video upload by RedtailWorks

"OPEN-1: one synth, every firmware.

OPEN-1 is an idea for an open, entry-level synth: a 37-key instrument that becomes a new machine every time you pick a firmware from the SD card. In this concept video it runs a simulated HYP-1, in time with a real HYP-1 live take.

IDEAS PHASE: OPEN-1 is not a product yet. Nothing is for sale, the renders are concept art, and every spec and price below is a target, not a promise. I'm sharing it early to find out what you'd want from it.

TARGET SPECS
480 MHz Cortex-M7 (STM32H750), open toolchain (the FM-1 runs at 240 MHz)
32 MB of working memory for long delays, loops and samples (the FM-1 has about 432 KB)
16 MB of firmware flash plus a microSD library: keep several firmwares installed, swap from the menu
24-bit stereo audio in AND out, so it can be an effects box too
MIDI in and out (3.5 mm TRS), USB-C device and USB-C host
37 RGB-lit silicone keys, 8 velocity pads, 8 endless encoders, a thumbstick and 2 spring levers
4" 480×320 IPS screen, built-in speaker, headphone out, 3000 mAh battery
Wired only, no Bluetooth: lower latency, simpler to build
Target price: under $200

OPEN BY DESIGN
An open SDK and a browser emulator, so developers can build firmware before the hardware ships
A firmware jam before launch, with a community-voted firmware pack preloaded on every unit
Launch firmware ported from the FM-1 family: HYP-1, LOF-1, ECO-1 and GRAV-1


Saturday, October 17, 2026

M-VAVE FM-1: Hades & SEM-Inspired Sounds | Felucca Custom


video upload by BonszaiMusic

You can find the M-Vave SMK on Amazon.

"Hear the M-VAVE FM-1 running custom Oberheim SEM and Dreadbox Hades-inspired sound engines via my private Felucca-Bonszai firmware. Pure synth demo — no talking, just direct tweaking and raw sounds controlled via OXI E16.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro & Overview
00:10 - Oberheim SEM Engine Demo
01:40 - Dreadbox Hades Engine Demo

FEATURED SOUND ENGINES
• SEM — Oberheim SEM-inspired virtual analog engine with two oscillators, continuous LP–Notch–HP filter morphing, bandpass mode, Vintage control, and 8 presets.
• Hades — Dreadbox Hades-inspired bass engine with 2 sub-octaves, 3-pole filter, Drive/BODY saturation, and 8 presets.
Both engines feature full MIDI Learn and parameter automation (custom digital models inspired by the original hardware).

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Undersong, a walkthrough: turn audio into tuned particles (Max for Live and iPad)


video upload by ijo audio


"In this video I walk through Undersong, my audio effect that acts more like an instrument. It's out now as a Max for Live device and for iPhone and iPad.

Undersong is based on an idea I had for a live performance that ended up taking on a life of its own. Some of my past devices have been pretty immediate. You drop them on a track and they do the thing you're expecting. But this one really feels more like an environment that you have to get to know a little bit, kind of like a modular workstation full of ideas I like. They're often ambient leaning, but I think it's open to other types of music as well.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Roland Celebrates Grand Opening of U.S. Flagship Store in New York City



Press release follows:

Roland Corporation CEO Masahiro Minowa and Roland Americas CEO Manuele Barbini joined artists including DJ Jazzy Jeff, Mdou Moctar, Prince Paul, and more to officially open Roland Store New York City in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District

NEW YORK, NY, October 13, 2026 — Roland Corporation, a global leader in electronic musical instruments and music technology, celebrated the grand opening of Roland Store New York City, the company’s first standalone retail location in the United States. The invitation-only opening celebration at 414 West 14th Street brought together artists, industry leaders, media, business partners, and special guests for an evening of live performances, a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, and a first look at the new destination, which brings Roland, BOSS, and Drum Workshop (DW) together under one roof.

Masahiro Minowa, CEO and Representative Director of Roland Corporation, and Manuele Barbini, CEO of Roland Americas, led the evening’s welcome and ribbon cutting, officially opening the store and marking the latest milestone in Roland’s The Future. Redefined. Then. Now. Next. campaign. Originally introduced during the 2016 The Future. Redefined. global launch event, the Roland Aerophone and BOSS Katana products celebrate their 10th anniversaries this year, marking a decade of innovation that has expanded creative possibilities for wind players and guitarists alike. Special anniversary editions of both instrument lines are showcased at the store, with the anniversary Katana models available for purchase exclusively at Roland’s flagship stores in New York City, London, and Tokyo.

“New York has long been a place where new sounds, ideas, and creative movements take shape, and tonight we were proud to officially make it home to Roland’s U.S. flagship store,” said Minowa. “Roland has always been committed to pushing music forward, and celebrating this opening alongside so many talented artists is the spirit we hope this store will share with musicians and creators for years to come.”

“Tonight was about the musicians and creators who make New York such an important part of the global music community,” said Barbini. “Seeing artists bring the store to life on its first night shows exactly what we built this space for: a place where musicians, producers, and creators can explore the latest DW, Roland, and BOSS innovations, connect with our team, and be part of a new creative hub for the city.”

Monday, October 12, 2026

Sloop 2.6 / Granular Goodness / FM-1


video upload by HanzVolt

"Why are you looking at me and not Temuing this b!tc#??!!"

You can find the M-VAVE FM-1 on Amazon.

Sunday, October 11, 2026

OBERHEIM Matrix-6 / Matrix-6 R - Soundkassette "les mille sons"

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


via this eBay listing

"Cassette de chargement de 10 volumes de sons/presets/patchs pour OBERHEIM Matrix-6 / Matrix-6 R

Tape (Original Patch Tape) contain 1000 different patches."

by NUMERA

This one was spotted and sent in via
M Me.

Tuesday, October 06, 2026

Władysław Komendarek and SinTH2


video upload by SinTH2

"The SinTH2 Fixed Panel Version is now with Władysław Komendarek. It's an honor for me, and I'm very happy about it."

The $500,000 Synth Motown Bought To Replace Its Songwriters


video upload by Noir Et Blanc Vie

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

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

SUPPORT MUSIC AND BUY MY ALBUMS! https://noiretblancvie.bandcamp.com/

I'm a big fan of synthesizers, but also a big fan of Motown music, could you imagine a more perfect video and story to tell. The Electronium is a bit of a mystery, it's existence is very real, but it's claims are somewhat questionable. Raymond Scott the creator was an incredible creative, what a force in music and technology. Barry Gordy tried to be the first in the world with this ground breaking machine. Here's the story."

See the Electronium and Raymond Scott labels below for related posts.

Monday, October 05, 2026

Sennheiser Vocoder VSM-201

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

via this Reverb listing

This one was spotted and sent in via
M Me.

Listing details:

"The legendary Sennheiser VSM 201, one of the rarest and most important analog vocoders ever produced.

Developed by Fritz Sennheiser and introduced in 1978, the VSM 201 is a professional 20-band vocoder renowned for its exceptional intelligibility, sound quality, and flexibility. It has become one of the most iconic vocoders in electronic music history and has been used by artists including Kraftwerk, Herbie Hancock, Neil Young, Jean-Michel Jarre, and Daft Punk.

Features include:

Friday, October 02, 2026

Plinky 12 Chords // fading light after a rainstorm


video upload by Dexba

"God, this instrument is beautiful.
Beautiful to look at, beautiful to play, beautiful to program, beautifully sounding and showing on camera.
Powered via usb-c, expandable memory, lots of connectivity, clear interface (yeah, hard to believe, innit?), delay and reverb so cheekily good that I don’t feel the need to attach it to pedals that would cost at least as much as the instrument.
I’m in love, join me for a snippet of what I programmed (played?) and has been running as my soundtrack for one of those bright but grey autumn afternoons where the sky looks like a volcano just erupted."

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

FREEDOM by Davide Micheli


video upload by Davide Micheli

You can find an English translation of the following video description further below.

"Freedom è un brano di musica elettronica prodotto da Davide Micheli utilizzando sintetizzatori elettronici tra cui alcuni Italiani moderni come il 'GRPA4', ma anche vintage anni 80 come 'Elka Twin61' e 'CRB Diamond 910 Gold M'. Altri sintetizzatori utilizzati sono il 'Moog Voyager XL', il 'Waldrof Quantum', e per ultimo 'Oberheim OB-X8'. La Drum Machine è una Drum degli anni 80 molto famosa ai sui tempi la 'Dynacord P20' 8-Bit Drum Machine.

This Tiny Synthesizer Runs On Pure Light | Solarix Demo


video upload by Sid Rockett

"Introducing Solarix a tiny, self-powered synthesizer featuring an integrated solar cell that runs completely on light. No batteries, no USB power, and no external power supply needed.

In this video, we test Solarix to see how ambient light and shadows dynamically alter its pitch, rhythm, and sonic textures. As light intensity changes, the circuit reacts in real time, turning photons into raw analog chirps, evolving drones, and rhythmic glitches.

⏱️ Chapters:
0:00 - Intro: Meet Solarix
4:10 - Solarix Sound Demo & Light Modulation
6:25 - Running Solarix through Reverb & Delay
3:00 - Outro

👇 Gear & Setup:
Synth: Solarix Solar-Powered Synthesizer
Audio Recorder: [Insert Recorder Name]
Effects Used: [Insert Reverb/Delay Pedal or FX, if any]


✌️ I’m Sid Rockett, a designer and explorer of experimental synthesizers and custom noise-machines.

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