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Arturia Introduces MiniLab 37 Universal MIDI Controller

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Arturia Minilab 37 MIDI controller: How it competes, Buyer’s guide, pros, cons // Review & Tutorial

video upload by loopop

TIMELINE: 0:00 Intro 0:50 Overview 1:40 Keybed 2:15 Pitch & mod 2:35 Pads 3:50 Screen 4:15 Knobs 4:40 Faders 5:10 I/O 5:45 Build 6:05 Other buttons 6:25 Hold 6:55 Shift 7:25 Brains 7:45 Arp 8:55 Chord 9:25 Custom modes 9:55 Control center 11:00 Other smarts? 11:35 Analog lab 14:00 Effects 14:50 Ableton Live 17:20 Komplete Kontrol 20:00 Other Arturia 20:20 Pros & cons


Building on the much-loved MiniLab formula, MiniLab 37 expands Arturia’s best-selling compact controller with 12 additional slim keys, a refined layout, hands-on DAW control, creative performance features, and a complete software bundle. Designed for beginners, producers, performers, and musicians looking for a compact controller, it offers the freedom of two-handed play without sacrificing portability.

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The Original Miunau Wavetable for Plinky

video upload by Nathan Plante Synths

"This is the original (default) wavetable that comes pre-loaded with Plinky and Plinky+ which was created by the incredibly talented Minau!
https://miunau.com/

I intentionally recorded this one last to compare it to all the custom wavetables that came after it. Suprise - its still my favorite!

You can find all of the wavetables on the Plinky homepage here:
https://plinkysynth.com/wavetables/"

The Summer Madness Sound with Vintage Synths | ARP Odyssey & ARP Strings

video upload by RetroSound

"Step into the lush, atmospheric world of Summer Madness by Kool & The Gang and discover how its iconic textures can be recreated using classic analog instruments. In this recreation, we focus on the essential ingredients that define the track's unmistakable character: the expressive lead sound of the ARP Odyssey, the warm and soulful Rhodes electric piano, and the rich ARP ensemble strings (ARP QUADRA) that float effortlessly through the mix.

Using vintage synthesizers and period-correct techniques, we'll break down the signature tones, performance nuances, and subtle production details that helped make this 1974 masterpiece a landmark of jazz-funk and electronic soul. Whether you're a synth enthusiast, producer, or fan of classic groove music, this journey explores the magic behind one of the most influential instrumental tracks ever recorded."

GRANULAR + SYNTH filter

video upload by Hazel Mills

Sonicware Liven Evoke
UDO Audio DMNO

Hapax + ALT : A Conversation In Sound

video upload by Squarp instruments and cyma forma

"Last year, our friends at cyma forma released ALT, a synthesizer unlike any other.

Intuitive, delicate, and endlessly surprising, it's the kind of instrument that constantly invites exploration. In this performance, Hapax acts as the conductor, providing structure and direction while leaving ALT free to be played by hand and reveal its unique personality.

A perfect pairing."

Polyend Drums - One Pattern Becomes an Entire Track

video upload by Polyend

"We took a single IDM groove and reshaped it using the Drums’ performance tools. XY morphing, fills, rolls, and live mutes create variations and transitions in real time, turning one pattern into a complete performance.

All sounds from Polyend Drums - https://polyend.com/drums/
Pattern and Kit by ‪@isbtane‬"

Sonicware MINIMAL review — a $299 Techno Groovebox & Sampler!

video upload by BoBeats

CONTENT
00:00 What is MINIMAL?
05:42 Making music with Minimal
11:00 Time stretching
12:00 Bass synth explained
13:07 Parameter locks
14:15 Drum kits
14:49 Sampling explained
17:15 Final thoughts

Sonicware deconstruct MINIMAL Complete Tutorial - 11 Tracks of Pure Groove
video upload by ChrisLody

0:00 Teaser
00:32 Intro
01:26 Test-drive Jam
3:46 Overview, connections and controls, cheat sheet, powering on, playing a pattern, FUNC button, speaker mute
6:44 Quick start guide, drum kit loading, building a quick pattern, pattern save
9:10 Random velocity, Feel setting and demo
10:26 Pattern details, loading another pattern, pattern chaining, reload pattern
11:53 Track details, playing and selecting tracks, multi mode
13:05 Performance, Tempo, Global Tempo, how menus work, muting tracks, clearing mutes, global mutes, solo mode, pattern phase rotation, drum isolator, MFX settings and demo
17:18 Pattern creation, load new pattern
17:49 BD1 controls, loading a new sound, reverb send, delay send, panning, track level, entering and removing drum hits, ratchets, clear a track
20:32 BD2 controls, general drum controls, drum accents, adjusting drum accents,
22:21 SD controls
23:45 CP controls, track length, note value,
25:10 CH & OH controls, choke, enter notes in step mode, real-time record
26:41 Swing, swing type, per track swing
28:01 Sound banks
28:48 Synth and Bass controls, keyboard mode, octave button, select track in keyboard mode, directly enter notes
31:12 Parameter locks, manual entry, clear parameter locks, record parameter locks
32:21 Pattern save, pattern copy, rename pattern
33:15 Sampled sound controls, re-pitch, amen demo
36:17 Loop controls, loop track modes, time stretching, gated vs one-shot, retrigger
40:19 Bass controls, bass key assign, bass controls, S01 mode, program a bass sequence, accents and glides, transpose, preview notes in the sequence
45:27 Save drum kit, rename kit
46:06 Variation, variation copy, real-time variation edit, variation fill, variation looping
48:45 Reverb and delay settings, reverb types, delay ping-pong, delay sync, pattern level.
50:43 Sampling, external in menu, sampling from USB, preview sample, save sample, trim sample, line in sampling
53:54 Firmware update, backing up, importing samples
55:50 Misc menus, data menu, midi menu, system menu

05.19.2026 Mos-lab 2500 & Scrotum Lab [The bite of the filters]

video upload by batchas

Demo of SN76477 Synth Chip

video upload by TronixSynth

"Just a quick sound demo of the Texas Instruments SN76477 from 1978.
Was the sound chip for the original Space Invaders arcade video game."