Loopop’s MIDI Morph Station
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Arturia KeyStep 37 MK2: Same Size, Way More Control & Creative Options // Review & Tutorial
The original Keystep 37 is probably my most used MIDI controller, and now the new MK2 is here. In this video, I go over its many new features compared to
Why Electra One Feels Like the Future of MIDI Control (Without the Hype) // Mini vs MK2 Review
This is the first time I’ve seen a MIDI controller run apps – the new Electra One Mini is based on the larger format controller from the same company –
Loopop’s 3D Wavetable Oscilloscope
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Korg Phase8 Review: What happens when Physical Resonators meet Synthesis?
Phase8 from Korg Berlin is a unique electro-acoustic instrument – its core sound is created by resonators: thin sheets of metal excited by an electromagnetic driver. These drivers can pluck
MPC XL vs MPC X, and MPC 3.7’s biggest new feature
MPC XL is here, and you can see where the XL comes from. It’s the next-generation large-format MPC, replacing the previous-generation MPC X and X SE, and it’s even bigger.
ASM Leviasynth Rewiew // Keyboard vs Desktop vs Hydrasynth
Leviasynth from ASM is their next generation polysynth – its interface and effects resemble Hydrasynth in many ways, but the oscillator structure and workflow is totally different and new, it’s
Korg KAOSS PAD KPV // In-depth review & tutorial
Kaoss Pad V – or KPV – is an interesting evolution of Korg’s XY pad product line – not just because they improved and added effects, sampling, and looper features,
Here’s an easier way to master Atmos & Spatial (ft. KamranV)
Managing moving objects in an Atmos or Spatial mix can feel overwhelming. In this video, KamranV walks us through a simpler approach to mixing and mastering spatial audio, including levels,
Can this Sub Save a Bad Room? iLoud Sub Review
Unless you’re mixing your music in an open field, mixing with headphones, or have thick absorbers in your studio, there’s a good chance that there’s a ridiculous difference in levels