HWJ WC - Polyrhythmic Polywotsits

video upload by SynthAddict

"5/4 meets 4/4
Caribbean perc and misc. instruments"

UDO DMNO // A Synth Designed for Exploration, Feedback & Happy Accidents // Domino Review & Tutorial

video upload by loopop

TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
2:05 Overview
2:55 Play modes
5:40 Voices
6:30 Binaural
7:40 Dual filters
8:05 Ext input
8:25 In a voice
10:25 Workflow
12:55 Build & I/O
15:35 Oscillators
18:35 Osc mods
21:15 Osc mixer
22:20 Single filters
26:00 Cutoff delta
28:10 Parallel mode
29:30 Series mode
30:45 Filter mods
31:20 Module mixer
31:50 Effects
34:45 LFOs
38:00 VCA
38:25 Envelopes
39:15 Mod matrix
39:30 Env follower
40:35 LHC
41:15 Unison
41:40 Misc
42:20 Pros & cons
45:55 Presets

New Modules / March 2026

video upload by Omri Cohen

Introduction - 00:00
Basil - 00:08
Tapestry - 04:11
Ambivalent - 07:51
Teknological - 11:10
Twisted Cable - 13:26
Misc - 17:25

You can find these patches, along with many others, available on my Patreon page - / patches-from-new-152854231

Online courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular

New Modules / February 2026

video upload by Omri Cohen

Introduction - 00:00
JW - 00:05
Ambivalent - 03:42
lydD - 07:54
Autinn - 10:34
Misc - 14:18

"Check out my Modular Cookbook:
US: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/catalo...
UK: https://www.signalsounds.com/search.p...
EU: https:/schneidersladen.de/en/search?...

Online courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular

Additional resources: https://www.patreon.com/omricohen"

Learning Synthesis with Interzone in VCV Rack

video upload by Omri Cohen

"Online courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular

Check out my Modular Cookbook:
US: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/catalo...
UK: https://www.signalsounds.com/search.p...
EU: https:/schneidersladen.de/en/search?...

Online courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular

Additional resources: https://www.patreon.com/omricohen

You can find the end patch, along with many others, available on my Patreon page - / end-patch-from-148757081

Introduction - 00:00
Envelope - 02:20
VCO – 08:46
LFO - 13:21
Filter - 17:55
Misc - 22:44"

Anubis - Amiga version

video upload by MIDI IN

"The music here was captured directly from the back of the Amiga. For the video, I had trouble with capturing the monitor output and composite looked terrible, so I pointed a camera at the little telly and it seems fine.

The .mod file (actually .med) should play on a variety of players but your mileage may vary. It'll sound best using Octamed Player. It sounds good to me in Hippo, but not so good in Eagle (distorted, for reasons I don't understand). It also plays on modern computers in players such as VLC, but it does seem that that's not respecting the proper volume attenuations that I've set for each instrument.
https://peacockmedia.software/misc/An...

0:00 intro
0:52 why?!
2:36 the track"

First try at making music for FM synthesis

video upload by MIDI IN

"I'm very happy that Ed Brindley has made this FM sound module for the RC2014 and similar computers. This is the technology used in early PC soundcards and synthesisers like the DX1000. This is my first go at tracking music for this sound card. I used Furnace Tracker, exported to .vgm and ran Ed's music player to play it. You're hearing the capture from the new sound card.

Relevant links:

My track:
https://peacockmedia.software/misc/fi...

Ed's project:
https://maidavale.org/projects/rcbus-...
https://github.com/electrified/rcbus-...

Collection of OPL3 instruments:
https://magmainia.newgrounds.com/news...

0:00 talky bit
1:07 explanation of techniques used
2:16 the music"

Is 8-bit Protein good for you? Waldorf's most affordable synth reviewed // Tutorial, sounds

video upload by loopop

"Want to explore these sounds at home? Check out my multi-sampled instruments on Patreon (along with my ever expanding book...):
► Patreon: / loopop"

TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
2:10 Overview
4:30 Workflow
7:00 Build
7:45 I/O
8:25 Oscillators
11:15 Noise/dirt
12:15 LP/HP filter
13:20 Drive “filter”
15:00 Pan
15:20 Envelopes
17:10 LFOs
18:15 Mod matrix
18:55 Effects
22:20 Arp
23:55 Sequencer
25:10 Multi modes
27:45 Flavor
28:30 Chords
29:05 Scale
29:50 CC map
31:15 Misc
31:35 Pros & cons
34:20 Some sounds

Eurorack Audio & CV Sampling that's Powerful but Simple to use! // VENO ORBIT from Venus Instruments

video upload by DivKid

Check with dealers on the right for availability. Pics and additional details below.

"Fantastically fun, feature packed, powerful yet simple to use Venus Instruments have brought a tonne of flexibility to Eurorack sampling and looping with the VENO ORBIT.

There's multiple bonus patch from scratch uncut videos exclusive to / divkid supporters - head there to join the community and gain access."

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Yamaha Introduces New MODX M Series of Synthesizers

video uploads by Yamaha Synths Official

Playlist:

1. Yamaha | MODX M | Elevate Expression Everywhere - Official Overview
2. Yamaha | MODX M | Sound Demo - Hear the Future of Expression

"Discover the new Yamaha MODX M Series, a next-generation synthesizer that elevates sound, control, and creativity for musicians everywhere.

Building on the DNA of our flagship MONTAGE M, MODX M delivers expressive performance and a professional workflow in a compact, lightweight design. Built for stage, studio, and beyond.

🎹 Key Features:
• Three powerful engines: AN-X (vintage analog), FM-X (modern digital), AWM2 (realistic acoustic instruments)
• Motion Control Synthesis: Shape sound in real time with the Super Knob, Motion Sequences & Envelope Follower
• High-resolution control: Smooth faders, knobs, and key response for ultimate expression
• Expanded Softsynth Plugin (E.S.P.): A virtual version of MODX M for your DAW (available early 2026)
• Compact, portable design: Perfect for working musicians on the move

🎧 Designed to inspire, wherever your music takes you."


Yamaha MODX M Synthesizer w/ KRAFT Music
video uploads by Kraft Music

Playlist:

1. Yamaha MODX M Synthesizer - Advanced Tutorial with Blake Angelos

Great bundle deals on the Yamaha MODX M music synthesizer:
https://kraftmusic.com/collections/ya...

Blake Angelos from Yamaha visits Kraft Music to present the MODX M music synthesizer.

00:00 Into
00:44 The DNA of flagship Montage M
01:29 Display knobs
02:21 Keyboard hold
03:50 Control matrix
04:36 Page jump
06:05 Sound engine
06:28 CFX piano samples
08:06 Keyboard action
10:12 Scenes and orchestral voices
14:19 Super Knob
17:24 Organs and rotary speaker
21:31 Trailer Toys
22:20 Smart Morph
27:17 Motion sequence
32:37 Computer integration
33:54 ESP plug-in synth
38:54 Signing off

2. Yamaha MODX M Synthesizer - All Playing, No Talking with Blake Angelos

loopop Review: Yamaha MODX M vs MODX+: vs Montage M // Everything you need to know M6/M7/M8

video upload by loopop

"Yamaha has taken the brains in its flagship synth Montage M, and put it in a much less expensive package. Here are the details and comparison to MODX+ and Montage M

Get plenty of multi-samples for it, and my In-Complete Book of Electronic Music Ideas, Tips and Tricks ► Patreon: / loopop"

Here's a timeline of the video:

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INKYFEST '25 - FOREVER JAMMIN'

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Let's jam forever…

Shakmat Battering Ram, Xodes AHH and
NanoRings sequenced by Shakmat Bishop's Misc Mk2 into Qu-bit Prism. Clock and mod by Pam

Recorded live thru Syntakt inputs with delay and reverb

#electronicmusic

‪@busycircuits‬ ‪@ShakmatModular‬ ‪@QuBitElectronix‬ ‪@xodesnet‬"

VCV Rack - New Modules \ September 2025

video upload by Omri Cohen

Introduction - 00:00
trig/stepStation - 00:12
rMod - 04:29
CV Funk - 09:01
Knot - 12:39
Misc - 14:37

"You can find these patches, along with many others, available on my Patreon page - / 138107419"

HWJ - BANJAM - THAT BEAT

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardaware Jam Challenge: BANJAM

Still exploring the fantastic possibilities of the Bishop's Misc Mk2, the instant riff maker (deserved nickname imo) It sequences here 2 voices of the Kermit Mk3 (factory simple waveforms)
Battering Ram and AHH for drums
Pam for clock and mod

Recorded live thru Syntakt inputs with delay and reverb"

HWJ - A GENTLE SLOPE SUMMER

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardaware Jam Challenge: Every good things come to an end

Shakmat Battering Ram, Xodes AHH and
NanoRings sequenced by Shakmat Bishop's Misc Mk2 into Qu-bit Prism. Clock and mod by Pam

Recorded live thru Syntakt inputs with delay and reverb"

Sonicware Liven Evoke Full Tutorial - Cinematic Ambient Synthesizer

video upload by ChrisLody

"If you'd like to support the channel you can grab a 'Pay What You Want' album from my Bandcamp.
https://chrislody.bandcamp.com

Full Disclosure: I occasionally take on freelance work at Sonicware on an hourly rate producing synth & sample sound design, beta testing, checking English text and videos like this.

I've been a bit busy recently (I often say that, but more so than usual!) so this video has been a long time coming, sorry about that :)

For more information on the Liven Evoke please use these links:
https://sonicware.jp/pages/liven-evoke
Online manuals
https://sonicware.jp/pages/online_man...

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HWJ - BLISSFUL TRIPPING

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardaware Jam Challenge: HAPPY TRIPLETS

NanoRings sequenced by Shakmat Bishop's Misc Mk2 into Intellijel Multigrain. Clock and mod by Pam

Recorded live thru Syntakt inputs with delay and reverb"

Dreadbox ARTEMIS // Surprising analog twists and great fx, but is it worth it? // Review, tutorial

video upload by loopop

"Get access to dozens of analog and digital synth multisamples, as well as my exclusive In-Complete Book of Electronic Music Ideas, Tips and Tricks, on my Patreon: ► / loopop" TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:55 Overview
3:55 Build
4:30 I/O
4:40 Oscillators
5:05 PWM
5:25 Waveshaping
6:25 Sync
6:55 VCO FM
7:30 Two subs & noise
7:55 Filter
8:25 Drive modes
10:10 Filter FM
10:40 HPF
11:10 Twin peaks
11:30 Spread
11:50 Distortion
13:25 Mod FX
14:30 Delays
16:30 Reverbs
18:40 Envelopes
19:30 LFOs
21:40 Mod matrix
22:00 MPE
24:45 Arpeggiator
25:55 Sequencer
27:35 Unison modes
28:15 Misc settings
29:20 Pros & cons
32:55 Some sounds!

SynthSpa White Yamaha DX5 1985 w/ Hypersynth "Hcard-705

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

via this eBay listing, also on Reverb

"ONE OF A KIND custom WHITE YAMAHA DX5 6-operator digital FM synthesizer.

This DX5 is not like any you are likely ever to have seen. It has been specially modified by Allen Coppock at Nashville's famous Synth Spa with a custom made white overlay, which retains the beautiful pastel colors that the factory DX5 uses, but how striking they look on a white background! It has special rosewood side panels and new negative display in place of the original---even the sharps and flats are not black but are that Yamaha brown that is the standard body color of the DX5 and DX7, and that matches the brown lettering on the control panel! In addition, the action has been gone over and the synth has been recapped. This DX5 also includes a pair of the amazing Hypersynth 705 cartridges. These alone cost $429.00 and are not even currently available, having been sold out.

Hypersynth 'Hcard-705' is a multibank cartridge pair for expanding the external memory of Yamaha DX5 and DX1. DX5/1 voice memory is limited to 32 presets for each parts A and B, which could be upgraded to 64 presets by adding an external Yamaha "Data RAM" cartridge. "Data RAM" is discontinued, rare, and expensive. Its third-party versions rely on a battery for data retention. "Hcard-705" can be used as a drop-in replacement for Yamaha "DATA RAM" cartridge. it stores up to 400 banks per cartridge without the worry of battery life and data loss. Hcard-705 is compatible with DX5/1 voice and performance format.

Features:

-Memory size for voice: Up to 800 banks (25600 Voices, card A+B).
-Memory size for performance: Up to 400 banks (25600 Performances, card A).
-Loaded with 52 voicebanks per card.
-Loaded with 2 performance banks (Hyper-Bank + Yamaha Factory).
-Instant access to different banks using touch buttons.
-Two digits bank indicator display.
-No need for a battery.
-Drop in replacement for "Data RAM", "Voice ROM" and "Perf Rom" cartridge.
-Hidden "Memory Protect" option.
-Compatible with Yamaha DX5 and DX1.

Performance Banks (Hyper-Bank + Yamaha Factory):

Performance is the magic part of DX1/5 which enables Dual and Split modes. In single mode, the DX1/5 engine is nothing more than a DX7 MKI. Hyper-Bank is the first third-party and commercially available performance bank for Yamaha DX1/5. Hyper-Bank contains 64 presets in 8 categories: Gated/Rhythmic, Synth, Pad, Yamaha Bests, Key/Piano, Bell, Bass/Lead, Misc. The sounds cover new age, ambient, retro, vintage electro, disco, and EDM genres.

Voice Banks:

"Hcard-705" pair is loaded with 52 voicebanks per card:

-Hyper-Bank voices (Bank 0-1)
-Yamaha DX1/DX5 original voice ROMs (Bank 2-3)
-All Hcard-701 soundbanks (Bank 4-27)
-All Yamaha VRC-1XX cartridges (Bank 28-51)
-Default banks (Bank 52-399)"

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Sequential Introduces the Take 5 Desktop Module

video upload by Sequential

"Take Your Music to the Next Level

The Sequential Take 5 desktop module brings the legendary Prophet-5 sound to your mix, featuring the analog oscillators and filter that transformed electronic music. Compact and powerful, it fits seamlessly into any studio and is easy to transport for live performances. Modern effects and a powerful modulation matrix deliver sounds to transport you.

Soundtrack exclusively by Take 5. Yes, even the drums! Composed by Peter Dyer.

For more information on Take 5 visit Sequential at: https://sequential.com/hybrid-analog/..."

Sequential Take 5 Module Demo (no talking) - Presets for Ambient, Melodic Techno and Electronica

video upload by Limbic Bits

0:00 Pads
13:09 Bass
16:25 Leads and Arpeggios
20:57 Misc, SFX and Percussion

Sequential Take 5 Module Demo (no talking)

video upload by Bonedo Synthesizers

Hurray... Take 5 and TEO 5 Desktop Units

video upload by Starsky Carr

TEO 5 announced here

"The Take 5 and Teo-5 from Sequential and Oberheim make fantastic desktop units. They feel like they were made for this form factor - no compromises, simply great sounding synths in a high quality enclosure. The keyboard versions may have felt lacking in keys (even though they have a great keybed) - just a bit too short for some. I found it was quite handy having one that could fit on my rack! But with these the only decision you have to make is which one is best for you.

Luckily I'm here to confuse you further (they both sound great)! The decision will be whether you prefer the Oberheim or Sequential style of VCO programming, the filters, and the X-Mod/FM. And these just so happen to be the bits I look at in this :)"

0:00 Whoo Hoo!!
2:36 The Hardware
4:37 Quick Overview - What Are They?
6:58 Oscillators
10:20 Sync
12:31 Filters
21:08 X-Mod/FM



Press release follows:

Take Your Music to the Next Level with the Sequential Take 5 Desktop Module

San Francisco, CA – [July 1, 2025] – Sequential, a leading innovator in synthesizer technology, today announced the release of the Take 5 Desktop Module, bringing their legendary analog sound to a more compact and accessible form-factor.

Building on the success of the Take 5 keyboard, the desktop module offers the same powerful analog oscillators and filters that capture the iconic warmth and depth of the Prophet-5, enhanced with modern modulation and digital effects. The module delivers this sought-after sound in a space-saving design, perfect for studio setups and live performances where portability and efficiency are paramount.

"Ever since we launched the Take 5 keyboard, we’ve gotten repeated requests for a desktop module version, " says CEO David Gibbons. "And more recently, it seems that modules have really shot up in popularity. So, we're very excited to offer the Take 5 sound in a format that everyone seems to want."

The Take 5 Desktop Module provides the same hands-on, knob-based experience as its keyboard counterpart, allowing for intuitive sound design and real-time parameter adjustments. Users can delve deep into sound creation with controls that are simple and direct, making it fast and easy to polish your sound.

This synth fits perfectly in smaller studio or bedroom setups, and is easy to transport for live gigs, positioning The Take 5 desktop module to bring its signature Sequential sound to a wider audience than ever before. It's an instrument designed to make life easier and streamline the journey to making music and having fun.

The Take 5 desktop module is available now, with a US MAP price of $1,399.

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The only multi-tap delay you need / Sapphire X Omri Cohen Echo

video upload by Omri Cohen

"You can find these patches, along with many others, available on my Patreon page - / patches-from-131092911

Introduction - 00:00
Basic functionality - 00:31
Chord example - 03:59
Pad clip - 08:12
Reverse Flip Freeze - 09:18
Serial vs Parallel - 14:18
Flute clip - 17:31
Send Return ENV - 18:32
Guitar clip - 23:22
Misc - 24:23"