Roland JX-08 Demo

video upload by Panu M Savolainen

"Multitracked demo of Roland JX-08 Botique. Only factory patches and internal fx used."

Introducing Polarity Modular by Soniccouture

Polarity | Modular: Sound Design Preset Preview

video upload by Soniccouture

"A tour of a small selection of the 250 presets included with Polarity | Modular. These were created by Ian Boddy, Nigel Mullaney, James Thompson & Dan Powell.

What you hear in the video is the direct output of a single preset, with no additional effects or processing."

https://www.soniccouture.com/en/produ..."

Polarity | Modular: Product Tour

video upload by Soniccouture

"Polarity | Modular is a dual-layer granular engine loaded with 250 custom waveforms crafted by Ian Boddy, utilising his extensive collection of modular gear - including a Roland System 100M, Serge Modular, Buchla Sound Easel and much, much more.

Featuring a sound design library of 250 presets, NKS2 compatibility and the ability to load your own samples, Polarity | Modular redefines the sound of analogue synthesis."

OP-1 Field Firmware 1.5 Explained: Multi-Channel USB Audio, Amp Synth & Tape Updates

video upload by Noisegate

"Teenage Engineering have dropped a huge firmware update for the OP-1 Field, and it might be the most important one yet. In this video, we take a hands-on look at firmware 1.5, covering multi-channel USB audio, the new Amp input synth, count-in recording for tape, tape and drum crossfades, and other workflow improvements.

We also show how the OP-1 Field now works as a 10-channel USB audio interface, including routing individual tape tracks into a DAW or a USB-compliant mixer like the TX-6. If you are already using the OP-1 Field, or thinking about adding one to your setup, this update seriously changes what the instrument can do."

00:00 Firmware 1.5 Overview
00:26 Why This Update Matters
00:58 Multi-Channel USB Audio
01:16 OP-1 Field + TX-6 Setup
02:03 Enabling Multi-Channel USB Mode
03:33 Routing Tracks on the TX-6
03:46 OP-1 Field as a 10-Channel Audio Interface
05:26 New “Amp” Input Synth
05:50 Processing External Instruments
07:42 Using OP-1 Field as an Effects Processor
07:59 Count-In Recording for Tape
09:37 Tape and Drum Crossfades
09:47 Quality of Life Improvements
10:02 Final Thoughts on Firmware 1.5

Shakmat Bishop's Miscellany Mk2 Review

video upload by Molten Music Technology

"Bishop's Miscellany Mk2 is a dual channel sequence recorder, melody generator, note processor and song-building engine that offers some fabulous real-time controls once you gel with the interface. Very versatile, packed with features, fiddly screen but a lot of fun and possibility. Let me take you through it."

Szumofon. Шумофон.

video upload by VladimirRadiomay

"Звуковой инструмент Шумофон. С добавлением тональности.
Когда-то в польском журнале Радиоэлектроник, в 1984-м году была
опубликована схема клавишного инструмента Szumofon.
Потом её опубликовали в журнале Радио. (1985. N10).
И вот по идеям этого Шумофона сделан такой инструмент.
Как соло и отдельно, он вряд ли самодостаточен и интересен, но с ревербератором
и в комплекте с какими то другими инструментами и для эффектов в какой то композиции
вполне может быть использован."

Googlish:

"The Szumofon sound instrument. With added tonality.
Back in 1984, the Polish magazine Radioelektronik published a circuit diagram for a keyboard instrument called the Szumofon.
Later, it was published in the magazine Radio (1985, No. 10).
And this instrument is based on the ideas of that Szumofon.
As a solo instrument, it is unlikely to be self-sufficient or interesting, but with a reverberator and in combination with other instruments, and for effects in a composition, it can certainly be used."

K-ACCUMULATOR: PULSARS

video upload by Fancyyyyy Synthesis

"Deposits for Batch 2 of K-ACCUMULATOR are now open. https://fancysynthesis.net"

See the announcement post here.

Update:

K-ACCUMULATOR: OSC

video upload by Fancyyyyy Synthesis

"K-ACCUMULATOR is a 21st Century Complex Oscillator. Find out more at http://fancysynthesis.net"

Minimal House with Modular Click Textures and SIRIN Bass | Weird Receipt 2025-12-16 by atnr

video upload by atnr

"This piece was created using ‪@MoogSynthesizers‬ SIRIN, ‪@RossumElectroMusic‬ Assimil8or, and Mutable Instruments Plaits.

It is a minimal house track built on an even four-on-the-floor kick, with fine-grained rhythmic details layered on top.

Both the modular system and the SIRIN are triggered via MIDI from Ableton.

On the Moog SIRIN, the bassline is performed while the filter cutoff is continuously adjusted to shape the tone.

The Assimil8or receives MIDI from LOCUTUS to generate rhythmic parts. Some sounds are modulated with CV from a Quad LFO, turning them into click-like textures.

Effects are occasionally applied using CLOUDS. The kick and clave are routed through separate outputs: the clave passes through ‪@ChaseBlissAudio‬ LOST+FOUND, the click sounds through MOOD MKII, and the kick through a Bass Driver DI.

The Plaits module plays harmonic elements, which are also occasionally processed through a CLOUDS clone. The output is routed through the ‪@strymon‬ blueSky to add reverb"

Jean Michel Jarre 1981 Studio Footage and Magnetic Fields Part 4 Performed In The Studio

video upload by Willy Billiams

https://www.jeanmicheljarre.com/

Some Fairlight, EMS, and Oberheim OB-X synth spotting. Moog Rogue, Solina, and Korg PE-2000 K-5 Poly Ensemble S come in later. Note what looks like a modular system at 5:37. Anyone ID it?

Toto’s Steve Porcaro Shows How He Created the Synth Sounds on Africa, Human Nature, Rosanna, ...

video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music

"In this monumental video, I’m sitting down in Steve Porcaro’s studio for a rare, up-close demonstartions at how one of the true synth legends created some of the most iconic sounds in music history.

What makes this so special is that Steve takes us step by step through the exact synthesizer techniques he used on massive hit records — including Michael Jackson’s 'Human Nature,' Toto’s 'Africa' and 'Rosanna,' as well as classic tracks for Hall & Oates, Don Henley, Donna Summer, and more. He also recreates these sounds on the same model vintage synthesizers he used on the original recordings.

As we dig in, Steve shares his personal approach to synthesis, how he builds multi-dimensional sounds, thinks about atmosphere and texture, and shapes parts so they serve the song emotionally, not just sonically. He also reveals how he writes out synthesizer parts on score paper, treating synths like orchestral instruments and arranging them with real intention.

This isn’t a preset rundown or surface-level demo. It’s a candid, in-studio conversation about process, musical thinking, with hands-on demonstrations from someone who helped define the sound of an era. If you’ve ever wondered how these legendary synth parts were truly made, now you can get it straight from the source, this is a moment you don’t want to miss!"

E.T. | With vintage synths and a Commodore 64

video upload by Espen Kraft

"Gear used:
Commodore 64 (Yes, this is played live, hands on, just as you see it in the video)
Roland S-10, JX-8P, Alpha Juno 2
Yamaha DX7s
Kontakt Orch.samples
Custom drum samples"