Minimoog & Dave Smith Tempest Instrumental

video upload by the nightwater

"Quick jam sending a sequence to the Minimoog Model D. Drums are the Dave Smith Tempest. Bass is the Moog Mother 32. Some reverb from the Strymon Bigsky Mx."

Superbooth 2026: The BEST Weird Synths & Gear

video upload by Sam Gutman

"This was my first Superbooth and I had a great time! In this video I go through my favorite synthesizers, pedals, and strange noise machines that I got to play."

00:00 Intro
00:30 Terra by SOMA Laboratory
01:51 Handytraxx by Korg
02:25 Spotykach by Synthux Academy
03:45 Ziggy by Buchla
05:42 Janko Keyboard
06:59 Struktophon by Plonk
07:41 Transparentsea by GinTronic
08:37 Atrium by Whimsical Raps
09:58 Relic by Shear Electronics

Sounds from Superbooth 2026: Apaeron AFOUR⁠

video upload by Perfect Circuit

Sounds from Superbooth 2026: Acid Rain splitwave⁠

video upload by Perfect Circuit

Acid Rain at Perfect Circuit

Dual Band Digital Wavefolder

Splitwave is a dual frequency band digital wavefolder based on digital look up tables

- Manual and CV control over crossover split frequency

- Manual and CV control over upper and lower band wavefolder gain

- Selectable wavefolding tables for each band on encoder

- CV over table selection for each band

- True stereo signal path

- Part of the HEX module platform

Sounds from Superbooth 2026: Nekyia Circuits⁠

video upload by Perfect Circuit

Nekyia Circuits⁠ at Perfect Circuit

Morphor ECHON 6: new synth based on analog BBD resonators | #Superbooth

video upload by CatSynth TV

"Matthew of Morpor demonstrates their new ECHON 6 synthesizer at Superbooth 2026. ECHON 6 is a polyphonic synthesizer based around analog BBD resonators, adding resonator-based additive synthesis to more traditional oscillator and filter stages. It also features a host of modulation options, external connectivity, and preset storage."

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tbd-16 by Dadamachines #superbooth26

video upload by motobor

"This small box is something that I need to keep my eye on. Open source mentality and user expansion. the interface is quite intuitive to use with fast learning curve. 16 tracks is plenty to make a complex track out of it."

Favourite finds from Superbooth '26

video upload by The Sound Convergence

"Superbooth was great. So many people enthusiastic about synths and music making in one place. Here are some of my hardware highlights. What are yours?

0:00 Intro
0:08 Vacuum tubed!
0:32 Revival of a niche classic
1:14 Quadhead feedback delays
1:48 Nifty NoiseBox
2:00 Your beat friend
2:50 And more!

Thanks for watching!"

Note: this appears to be the first post to feature the SWEN2 from Analog Sweden. It's a follow-up to the Swenigiser, an enhanced Orgon Systems Enigiser clone.

X1L3 - ALLEYKAT - DEV - NINE LIVES - NO REGRETS - module test build - swinsid - eurorack module

video upload by X1L3

The ALLEYKAT gets a front panel.

"First and flawed test build of the Alleykat module.
Nine lives - no regrets......

Completed the next schematic revision today ready for submission to fab. In doing so i ended up spending an hour on this flawed test piece knocking this up for a bit of fun.

When you consider how good it sounds (in a c64 kind of way) in it's current state, it becomes quite obvious how cool it will be when the filter is online and all the parameters are active. The test boards had numerous errors on them which have rendered the ring/sync and octave hopping inactive. The filter cutoff and resonance were also mis-routed in the schematic which rendered the filter unusable.

Swinsid in circuit this time. Does a decent enough job, but i've yet to see how it performs in comparison to a real SID or a superior clone when the ring/sync and filter come into play. The only difference i hear using just the waveforms and pwm compared to the usual 8580 i use for testing is that the swinsid doesn't sound as bright.

With a bit of luck i've fixed everything that was wrong with the first attempt and the next revision will work properly."

Free OTO Biscuit WebMIDI Editor

video upload by coyotesynth

"Download here:
https://github.com/Coyotesynth/OTO-bi...

Biscuit WebMIDI editor is an free augmented editor for the hardware OTO Biscuit FX, which controls all the parameters of the OTO Biscuit, but also adds some additional features, like Preset Manager, Preset and Parameter randomizing, Preset Morphing, Full LFO Modulation Matrix, Step Filter with smoothing function."