MATRIXSYNTH

Interstellar Radio Mayhem

video upload by SCHLAPPI ENGINEERING and Stazma

"Schlappy Patching 2026 EP.9

Hey there!
Today I'll show you how to use make weird sounds with a small system built around the Interstelar Radio (paired with the Angle Grinder and Boundary Layer). Full on chaos and bleep bloops of death to be expected.

Have fun!!!"

Arturia KeyLab mk3 | Firmware update 1.5

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"Introducing KeyLab mk3 Update 1.5 — a free update for Arturia’s premium MIDI controller series, designed to make performance and production feel smoother, clearer and more controller-led. Featuring new Apple MainStage integration, enhanced Analog Lab control and focused workflow refinements, KeyLab mk3 continues to evolve in ways that make everyday music-making more seamless and intuitive."

"Join Matt for a look at KeyLab mk3 Update 1.5, a free performance-focused upgrade for Arturia’s flagship MIDI controller. Explore new Apple MainStage integration, redesigned Analog Lab Multi visuals, improved display navigation, updated icons, Arp randomization and a smoother hands-on workflow built for studio sessions, live performance and everything in between.

_CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:27 Sound Demo
02:07 Controlling Analog Lab
02:50 Controlling your DAW
03:44 Controlling Arturia Instruments
04:16 Chord Mode & Arpeggiator
05:48 MainStage Integration
08:05 New Analog Lab Multi-Workflow
09:27 Improved Display & Navigation
10:08 Build To Last"

You Only Think Vintage Synths Sound Better

video upload by Noir Et Blanc Vie

"So I was playing my Waldorfs, just making some music and looking for inspiration, and a thought came to me... Am I only using my Waldorf XT because I 'like it' not because it's actually better in anyway? While there are so many videos comparing synths online, I keep wondering....WHY? Like, what's the actual goal with this. I personally wonder if there's psychology behind why some can't just move forward and make sound instead of thinking 'I wonder if X makes sounds like Y' when the shortest answer would easily be 'why not just get the X?'. When I think about music I'm often confused by the idea of all this... so maybe ask yourself this.... 'What's your goal'. When you see life as only one constant stream, you cannot go back, only forward, I think so many of the choices I make to create come from that. Rather than compare, rather than spend my time purchasing, why not be content, why not just create....? A question for you today."

One Synth, One Track - Waldorf Protein

video upload by GEOSynths

"As there are quite a lot of Reviews for the Waldorf Protein out there, I decided to make a complete Track, only using the Protein. I'd made a few Patches when I first got it and while it is very well thought out, I decided to make an Editor using Google Gemini to help with my workflow. It doesn't cover all Parameters, as it uses CC's which are limited to 128, some of which are reserved.

First thing I did was to make the Drum Sounds and then Sample them into Native Instruments Maschine and made a Kit (Which will be available on my Patreon for download) and then I put them through Logic Pro, I use Maschine as a Sound Module in Logic, so I can still change MIDI notes and route each sound to a dedicated fader.

Next, I tracked each Sound, all of which are Custom made and use the internal FX of the Protein. In the mix I added a touch of Room Reverb for the Drums and the Lead has some extra Delay, everything else is from the Protein."

Interview Tobias Münzer von Tubbutec

video upload by AMAZONA Music Mag

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"Interview mit Tobias Münzer von Tubbutec zur Entstehungsgeschichte der Firma, zum utune-Modul, dem Brainstep und neuen Custom Controllern - geführt am Samstagabend und am Ende der Superbooth 26.

00:00-02:00 Intro und wie es bei Tobias anfing
02:00-04:50 Microtonale Stimmungen mit tune
04:50-09:32 Brainstep und 606
09:32-10:12 Neue Custrom MIDI Controller mit Configurator
10:12-11:46 Superbooth Lobpreisung und Ausblick"

Googlish:

"Interview with Tobias Münzer of Tubbutec covering the company's origins, the utune module, the Brainstep, and new custom controllers—conducted on Saturday evening at the conclusion of Superbooth 26.

00:00-02:00 Intro and how it all started for Tobias
02:00-04:50 Microtonal tunings with utune
04:50-09:32 Brainstep and the 606
09:32-10:12 New custom MIDI controllers with the Configurator
10:12-11:46 Praise for Superbooth and a look ahead"

Manuel Rodriguez von OXI Instruments auf der Superbooth 26

video upload by AMAZONA Music Mag

"Das ist ein Interview mit Manuel Rodriguez auf der Superbooth 26, dem Gründer von Oxi Instruments. Oxi Instruments entwickelt Eurorack-Module und den bekannten Oxi One Sequencer, der inzwischen in einer mk2-Version erhältlich ist. Manuel spricht über persönliche Themen, den Oxi Coral sowie neue Funktionen des Oxi One mk2.

This is an interview with Manuel Rodriguez at superbooth 26, the founder of Oxi Instruments. Oxi Instruments provides modules and the famous Oxi One sequencer, which is now out as an .mk2 version. Manuel talks about personal things, Oxi Coral and new Oxi One mk2 features.

Timestamps
00:00-02:00 Introduction
02:00-05:18 Oxi Coral
05:18-06:12 Oxi One mk2
06:28-08:20 Manuel’s history and Oxi's philosophy
08:20-10:36 New chord mode in Oxi One mk2
10:43-13:15 Oxi One mk2 update:Domino, Saga, MIDI player
13:15-14:01 Oxi future plans"

Interview mit William Matthewson und Alex von WMD

video upload by AMAZONA Music Mag

"Interview mit William Matthewson und Alex von WMD (William Matthewson Devices) über persönliche Themen und neue Geräte zur Superbooth 26: Channel Surfer, Bus Rider, Cosmic Debris, Gamma Wave Source und Clutch – außerdem werden Metron sowie der Performance Mixer mk2 vorgestellt.
Das Interview wurde früh am Morgen direkt zum Start der Superbooth 26 aufgenommen. Vielen Dank auch an Gereon Gwosdek für die Unterstützung beim Filmen.

Interview with William Matthewson and Alex from WMD (William Matthewson Devices) about personal stuff and new devices for superbooth 26: Channel Surfer, Bus Rider, Cosmic Debris, Gamma Wave Source, Clutch - also showing Metron and the Performance Mixer mk2. The interview was taken in the early morning right at the beginning of superbooth 26. Thanks also to Gereon Gwosdek for help with filming.

00:00-02:17 Intro, music and Geiger Counter module
02:17-05:35 Public perception of WMD tools for live acts
05:35-07:15 New Clutch module
07:15-09:57 Channel Surfer: Three in one module: EQ, HP/LP Filter plus FX (Delay, Chorus + more),
09:57-12:45 Metron + Performance Mixer mk2
12:45-14:05 Bus Rider
14:05-16:20 Cosmic Debris FX
16:20-18:03 Gamma Wave Source"

Suonobuono Polyvera Synthesizer with Analog Multimode filter | Superbooth 2026

video upload by Milk Audio Store

"Polyvera è il risultato di quattro anni di sviluppo da parte di Suonobuono: un sintetizzatore desktop che fonde la creatività digitale degli anni ’80 con la ricchezza dell’analogico moderno. La nuova Silver Edition, proposta in tiratura limitata, abbina estetica elegante e performance avanzate, diventando un vero oggetto da collezione per musicisti e sound designer."

Googlish:

"Polyvera is the result of four years of development by Suonobuono: a desktop synthesizer that blends the digital creativity of the 1980s with the richness of modern analog sound. The new Silver Edition—released as a limited run—combines elegant aesthetics with advanced performance, becoming a true collector's item for musicians and sound designers."

See the Suonobuono label below for additional posts.

Minimal Ambient with Lo-Fi Tape Piano | Ink Stain 2026-05-19 by atnr

video upload by atnr

"A minimal ambient piece featuring resonant lo-fi tape loop piano.

This work is created with Ambient Ø, OP-1 field, and tape loops.

On Ambient Ø, sequence phrases with built-in delay are played in a random order.

On the OP-1 field, a steel pan-like sound is looped using the ENDLESS sequencer. The output is processed with reverb and filtering through the NIGHTSKY.

On the tape loop, a one-minute piano performance is recorded and played back. The signal is processed through the TIMELINE with delay, and the feedback intensity is varied."