Prototype 2 of VåldLabs' "Rekke"

video upload by Våld Labs

"Rekke will be a hands-on experince, something new to make artists surpass the creative block through innovative sequencing tools and workflow.

This is an early prototype showcasing one of 8 channels, and 8 of 9 displays. Non-linear sequencing with Trigger repeat, note, division, length are shown"

Våld Labs Rekke at Synth Geekery #sequencer #diysynth #synth #electronicmusic

video upload by Våld Labs

"Shout out to our aussie friends at Renzee podcast Synth Geekery for the kind coverage of our Rekke! #diysynth #techno #synth #sequencer #electronicmusic #synthesizer #arduino #3dprinting #esp32 #music"

Introducing Aline - Compositional Hardware Step Sequencer by TATO Audio

video upload by TATO


via Perfect Circuit

"Combine real-time performance with compositional polish using Aline from Tato Audio, a flexible sixteen-channel sequencer with a variety of different controls for crafting interesting sequences in moments. It uses what's called "Engines" to create these sequences; there are a variety of different Engines, but each one can be divided into two types: Imperative and Parametric. These Engines can be sequenced in tandem with each other using sequencer channels to create new and interesting kinds of sequences, which can be crafted manually by inputting values, or performed using the onboard keyboard. Imperative Engines functions akin to more standard forms of sequencing, directly defining notes, their length, velocity, etc. On the other hand, Parametric Engines center around generative forms of sequencing, allowing you to define a set of parameters and generate phrases based on those values. These sequences can be edited after-the-fact to affect their parameters and structure, or even adjust a note's pitch in real-time along with the scale your sequence is in—this gives you a lot of freedom for evolving your sequences on the fly.

Unlike most sequencers, each of the sixteen channels can be used to sequence a variety of different parameters using Engines, and those individually sequenced parameters can directly interact with each other in groups to create complex phrases that evolve and change over time. Each sequencer channel can be set to different lengths, giving you instant access to complex polyrhythmic parameter modulation for intriguing results. Bring Euclidean rhythms into your sequences, arpeggiate your chords, generate lead lines and chord progressions in an instant, and more using the variety of available Engines.

Blend external MIDI data directly into your sequences using the spectrum of available inputs and outputs; receive clock directly from a host computer using the onboard USB-C port, or integrate your external gear using the TRS 3.5mm MIDI I/O jacks. Bring the flexibility of the Aline right to your Eurorack system using the provided 3.5mm CV jacks, including a clock I/O, and two channels of Pitch, Gate, and Velocity outputs. If you're looking for a new method of creating sequences for your performance or compositions, Aline from Tato Audio is a versatile toolbox full of features for helping you craft novel and exciting sequences.

ALINE FEATURES

16-channel performance sequencer
8 different Engines for generative and standard forms of sequencing
Engines are interactable with each other for complex results
Sequence Saving and Recall
Onboard keyboard for real-time note input
Modular connectivity via 3.5mm CV
MIDI via USB-C and 3.5mm TRS I/O"

Previously:

ARA - Attack Drum Sequencer

video upload by TATO

Sequential Fourm - Quatrain Vol 1 & Vol 2 Full Demo (no talking) #custom #sounds #fourm

video upload by Scott McAuley Sounds

"Patches will be available at https://www.orano.co.uk/shop or http://www.synthsounds.co.uk

FX Used Valhalla Supermassive - (Two custom presets will be supplied with the bank)

Finally the release of Quatrain Volume 1 is here, it has been such an amazing synth to program, and the sound from the Fourm is unbelievable!

In this pack I supply 50 custom sounds along with two custom presets for Valhalla Supermassive (free VST) which were used in the full demo video.

A great selection of sounds here that will cover all genres!

I hope you Enjoy! and thanks for checking them out!

Cheers
Scott.

© Scott McAuley. All rights reserved.
#custom #sequential #fourm"

Sequential Fourm - Quatrain Vol 2 Full Demo (no talking) #custom #sounds #fourm

video upload by Scott McAuley Sounds

Sequential Fourm Synthesizer - tanzt um sein Leben

video upload by Moogulator and SequencerTalk

"Sequential Fourm is a 4 Voice Pro One / Prophet 5 with Aftertouch - and you can play just one note to get it all done. if you like - I can do more…"

Gary Numan Visits the Moogseum

via The Bob Moog Foundation

"Are 'Friends' Electric"?
In our case, they certainly are!

The Bob Moog Foundation was thrilled to host legendary synthwave pioneer Gary Numan at the Moogseum for a recent private tour. Gary was in town for an incredible show at the Orange Peel in downtown Asheville, NC, and was inspired to check out our interactive museum filled with one-of-a-kind exhibits.

Gary Numan, famous for 1980s synth-pop hits like "Cars," "Are 'Friends' Electric," "We Are Glass," and "Metal," has a long history with synthesizers, including the Minimoog and, perhaps especially, the Polymoog. Chances are, if you're familiar with the model 280a Polymoog's "Vox Humana" preset, you heard it on a Gary Numan track!

Gary's visit included a perusal of our re-creation of Bob Moog's workbench and our historical timeline interactivities. You, too, can immerse yourself in synthesizer history and the professional and personal sides of Bob Moog at the Moogseum. You certainly don't have to be a rock star to get yourself advance entry to one of the world's coolest museums...

Click here to purchase advance tickets to the Moogseum!

PERKONS HD 01 - SYNTRX2 JAM #ericasynth

video upload by SMV Producer

"A short jam with these 2 amazing machines. Everything was performed live and recorded into Ableton. Enjoy

Sound banks available for purchase at: https://gumroad.com/smvproducer

Other links:
Bandcamp : https://sergiomassimilianovarvazzo.ba...
Instagram: / smv_producer
Smartlink: https://ffm.bio/smv_producer"

HWJ WC - Sine & Distortion

video upload by SynthAddict

"Maschine+

Sines contorted via FM (actually Yamaha style phase modulation) and some added distortions to taste. All sounds are FM sine tweaks."

Exploration Situation

video upload by Memetune Studio

"Here I have set up an exploration situation, whereby I can mess about with various settings on the Buchla 200 while it's playing a semi-random patch

I'm using the 208 Easel module for initial sound generation, which goes to the 296 Spectral Processor, then out to two places: the even output goes to a mixer input, and the odd out goes to the 288 Time Domain Processor, then into mixer input 2. This goes out to the 289 Defect Processor top section, which has Maxlord's Lexi-like (224) reverb EPROM fitted. It's a great reverb! And you can CV various parameters. Joy!"

Inside the Demon Box with Eternal Research

video upload by Metamyther

"Dive deep into the world of experimental sound design in this interview with Eternal Research, the creators of the powerful Demon Box synthesizer—a cutting-edge instrument pushing the boundaries of sound."

Siberian Sun check process #lmzvuk #Siberiansun #analog #synth

video upload by LMZ

Strumming on ATRIUM: Keyboarder wants to be Guitarist #whimsicalraps

video upload by Pete Midi

"Whimsical Raps Atrium implements a very special way to play a synthesizer. In combination with the special sound engine it's fun to discover a new world behind the classical synthesizer universe. In this jam I explore the possibilities of the strum touch plate and the chord/scale settings with a distorted guitar like sound. Note that no dedicated guitar effects like overdrive or distortion were used, just a reverb (Eventide Blackhole) and a standard delay (Ableton). The backing track I made with the IK Multimedia Modo Bass and Drum plugins."

Sequential FOURM Synthesizer and FX

video upload by James Dyson

"Sequential FOURM Synthesizer and FX
Cubase Ping Pong Delay
Valhalla Supermassive Reverb"

Sequential FOURM vs Prophet 5

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Is the Sequential FOURM effectively a "Prophet 4"? In this deep-dive comparison, I put Sequential’s compact powerhouse up against the legendary Prophet 5 to see how closely it recreates that iconic vintage DNA.

While the FORUM shares a strikingly intuitive Prophet-style interface—complete with dual oscillators, a resonant low-pass filter, and a dedicated polymod section—it also brings modern innovations to the table that the original Prophet simply can’t match.

We’ll explore the sonic character of the FORUM’s SSI chips, which act as modern recreations of the warm, fuzzy SSM chips found in the original Prophet 5 Rev 1 and Rev 2. By recreating classic factory patches side-by-side, we reveal the subtle differences in envelope behavior and modulation flexibility between these two analog beasts.

🎹 What’s Covered:
• The "Prophet 4" Factor: Comparing the interface, layout, and "familiar" feel of both synths.
• SSI vs. SSM vs. Curtis: Breaking down the filter and oscillator chips that define their warmth and grit.
• Modern Upgrades: Exploring the FORUM’s Poly Aftertouch, built-in arpeggiator, and digital clock sync.
• The Feedback Circuit: A demo of the FORUM's unique feedback loop that adds "MiniMoog-style" grit and prevents bass loss at high resonance—something the Prophet 5 famously struggles with.
• Patch Recreation: A side-by-side listening test of 8 classic patches to hear the real-world sonic differences.

🔗 Stay Connected:
• Exclusive Patches & Samples: Join the community on Patreon for the custom banks used in this video!
• Shop Sound Banks: Visit StarkeyCar.com for professional patches, tutorials, and freebies.
• Socials: Check out my Instagram for more gear shots and studio updates."

⏱️ Timestamps:
• 00:00 – Intro: Single Voice vs. Polyphonic Power
• 00:46 – Interface & Layout Comparison
• 01:23 – The Tech Specs: SSI Chips & Analog VCAs
• 03:08 – Side-by-Side Patch Recreations
• 04:05 – Analyzing Envelope & Drop-off Differences
• 04:40 – PolyMod of the pulse width
• 07:54 – Modulation & Polymod Limitations
• 11:37 – Beyond the Prophet: Feedback & Resonance
• 13:50 – Poly Aftertouch Demo
• 14:20 – Build Quality & Final Verdict

Prophet-5 vs Prophet-10: The sound test & my REAL thoughts

video upload by Doctor Mix

"🔥🎹👉 Explore the Sequential Prophet-10: https://sequential.com/product/prophe... 👈🎶🔥

A lot of people think it's just about voice count, but there's more to it. I'll take you deep into their unique character, how their polyphony impacts your composition, and critically, which one truly fits your specific production workflow and musical vision. In this video, I'm putting these iconic synths head-to-head 🎛️. I'll compare their oscillators (sawtooth and square wave) and filters (Rev 1 and Rev 3) to uncover all the sonic nuances. I'll also explore modern features like aftertouch and velocity modulation found on the Prophet-10 🎹, showing you exactly how they impact expressive performance. You'll hear direct comparisons, and I'll show you how these analog machines handle tuning and drift, giving you my comprehensive take on what makes each Prophet unique.

🎬 What you’ll see and hear in this video:

• 🔊 My in-depth comparison of Prophet-5 vs. Prophet-10 oscillators
• 🎛️ Dissecting the sonic characteristics of Rev 1 and Rev 3 filters
• 🎵 The impact of aftertouch and velocity modulation on synthesis
• 🧐 Exploring analog drift and the 'tune' function
• 🎹 How polyphony (5 vs. 10 voices) shapes my playing
• ✨ Uncovering subtle sonic differences in sawtooth and square waves
• 💡 My practical insights for choosing the right Prophet for your studio

🔥 Visit my Doctor Mix website for sound packs, courses, merch & more
👉 https://doctormix.com


🎧 Professional Services
Get your music professionally mixed, mastered, or produced
👉 https://doctormix.com/services"

hichord + m8.

video upload by hijaq.

"since the beginning of the year i’ve been slowly learning how to use the m8. it’s my new favorite little guy, but i still feel like i barely know what i’m doing. this is a really simple little song using the hichord as an external instrument with some touchscreen effects. there is no post-processing on this audio. still haven’t figured out how to make led screens look good on camera lol.

i have a few videos saved up so i can post weekly for the next little while. expect more m8 later, i’ll be back to traveling once it warms up so it’s coming with me ;3

all my music is free to use. liking the video or subscribing to the channel helps me make more stuff. thanks love u."

new hichord looper can make a whole song.

video upload by hijaq.

"hichord recently updated its looper to have six separate tracks and they asked me to try it out. i tried to get the camera as close as possible so you can read the screen. all this audio comes straight from the box with no plugins or effects."

Driving Bass and Ambient leads Serge Modular |Stereo VCFQ on bass #eurorack #synth #electronicmusic

video upload by The Machines Won

PM Foundations Variable Filter Bank no. 4

video upload by Randy Piscione

"Here's another demo of the PM Foundations Variable Filter Bank. This time, there's no talking, just knob turning and sound. I wanted to see what sort of vowel sounds I could get. I'm using one bank, one EG for modulating the filter, one EG for the amplitude, and a bit of the unfiltered signal mixed in. When my hand disappears, it's fooling with the filter EG."

Feedback Patch w. Gotharman's Tuul

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"You can easly do some feedback patch with Gotharman's Tuul; here is some exemple !

Thank you for watching.
My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with.

You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/

If you'd like to support the channel​ consider buying music from bandcamp ;)
Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"

HWJ - SINE QUA NON

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardware Jam Challenge: Sine & distortion

QUIVER, ALGO, BEADS

Recorded live thru Syntakt delay & reverb"

Ocean Swift Releases Ocean Wave - A Massive Expansion For The Korg Modwave

video uploads by Ocean Swift / Faxi Nadu



"Ocean Swift announces the release of Ocean Wave, a massive expansion pack for the Korg Modwave, Modwave MK2, and Modwave Native synthesizers. This comprehensive collection is designed to significantly expand the Modwave's capabilities, blending Ocean Swift's signature sound design directly into the heart of this incredibly deep wavetable and sampler hybrid engine.

For more information and to purchase Ocean Wave:
https://oceanswift.net/product/ocean-wave/
Ocean Wave is available now at a special introductory price of €29.99, a 45% discount from the regular price of €55.00 until May 1 2026.

Ocean Wave boasts an impressive 1,059 total presets and sounds, serving as both a collection of instantly playable patches and a massive modular toolkit for sound design. Packed with 242 performances, 356 programs, 150 custom samples, 157 effects, and 93 wavetables, it covers a vast sonic territory from deep atmospheres to kinetic arps. Beyond the ready-to-play sounds, each element functions as a building block that can be swapped, layered, and reshaped, empowering users to easily mutate existing patches or craft entirely new sonic landscapes from the ground up.

Key features of Ocean Wave include:

A Massive Sound Library: Over 800MB of new content, including 150 carefully crafted samples and 93 custom wavetables. Over 1,000 Presets and Sounds: 1,059 total components, including 242 performances, 356 programs, and 157 effects presets. Seamless Integration: Fully compatible with Korg Modwave, Modwave MK2, and Modwave Native, with full NKS compatibility (including detailed tagging and mapping) for Modwave Native users. Diverse Sonic Palette: A vast sonic range including leads, drones, pads, textures, FX, arps, and ambiences."