MOOG ONE: Review and comprehensive tutorial
ONE is Moog’s only in-production polyphonic synth – it’s tri-timbral – meaning you can use its voices to play one of up to three completely different sounds at the same […]
BEHRINGER TD-3 Review, tutorial and comparison to TB-303, RE-303 and x0xb0x
Behringer TD-3 is a clone (with added features) of Roland’s TB-303, a synth that was originally designed to mimic bass guitars, failed commercially, but despite that has now become one
Behringer PRO-1 – Review, tutorial, 10 Patch ideas and comparison to Neutron, Crave and others
Behringer Pro-1 is an analog remake of the classic Sequential Pro-One, with the same interface, and internal oscillators and filters that are clones of the originals. Behringer also added an
Review and preset card “hack” – Erica Synths PICO System 3
PICO SYSTEM III from Erica Synths is a step away from the previous PICO systems. The cost has been reduced by creating one set of modules rather than individual swappable
Review and tutorial – VRL (Voltage Research Lab) from Pittsburgh Modular
Voltage Research Lab is now in production and Pittsburgh Modular had a spare prototype to send in for review. VRL is their Buchla-inspired mini synth with a primary complex oscillator
Frap tools USTA: Review, tutorial and setup walkthrough
USTA is a eurorack sequencer based around the concept of four independent tracks with variable stage lengths, meaning that each step in a sequence doesn’t necessarily represent the same amount
Review: Novation LaunchPad X vs MINI MK3 and Custom MIDI layout tutorial
Novation just updated the LaunchPad Mini with RGB color pads and the LaunchPad X with velocity sensitive pads and polyphonic aftertouch. But that’s not all… check out all the differences
Behringer DeepMind Review, Tutorial and 10 hidden gems
In this video I take a deep dive into DeepMind – it’s part review, part beginner’s tutorial, and also has a “tips and tricks” part, highlighting 10 little gems hidden
Roland MC101 vs. MC707 – Review, pros & cons
In this video, I compare the Roland MC-101 to the MC-707, as well as give context to other instruments in the category: standalone hardware grooveboxes – meaning machines that let you
Presets for Eurorack? Polyend’s new modules reviewed (including Anywhere and Poly 2)
Here’s my review of all three of Polyend’s new modules – Anywhere lets you power a modular setup with a regular phone charger – I explore how far this goes;