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Time for Some 2026

Nothing much, just wanted to show off my corner in the living room. Gathered everything from around the desk to one corner, so now I can reach almost everything from one place. Waiting for one room to become available. Once it does, I’ll move these and the keyboards to one place, and there will be […]

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Moog Labyrinth [2025 – ]

The fourth Moog semimodular eurorack-compatible module I got. Fits nicely with its three pals into a Behringer Go enclosure. During the past year or so I have taken an interest in generative music, and a number of my eurorack modules have similar generative features like the ones that can be found in this one. Compared […]

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Behringer Wave [2025 – ]

One of the synths I never knew I listened to, remade by Behringer. The original PPG Wave was used on my favourite synth pop albums by Ultravox, Thomas Dolby, Depeche Mode (and basically every other synth band after the synth was released) in the early-to-mid 80’s. Part of the digital revolution, with a wavetable synth […]

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Moog Messenger [2025 – ]

The local synth store had a sale. Quite retro to just go to the store and ask if they have one and then go home with one. Anyways, a compact and seriously beefy thing. Nifty sequencer and a kickass sound. Sits nicely on the desk, while I sit nicely in front of it, behind the […]

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Teenage Engineering K.O. II [2025 – ]

A really immediate sampler/drum machine (and more) with a fun pocket calculator-aesthetic. Just as with the Arturia KeyStep Pro, this one has been turning out in so many gear demos for Eurorack modules that I just had to give it a go. My main use for this is a quick drum machine to be used […]

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Behringer RD-78 [2025 – ]

The proverbial pikkusormi to the paholainen. The original Roland CR-78 is the sound of my late childhood and early teenagedom, if there is such a word. A really recognisable set of drum sounds from the early synth music I was listening to, much more special to me than the otherwise legendary X0X machines. Ultravox / […]

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Arturia KeyStep Pro [2025 – ]

Quite a few eurorack demos and tutorials have featured this one, so I thought I’d give it a go. As far as sequencers go, this is quite nice. Full set of features, each step can be edited individually. Can’t really think of anything that’s lacking. Like it a lot so far, let’s see.

2023 And Onwards: Eurorack Invasion

Things kinda got out of hand. Now I’ve got enough Eurorack modules to keep me learning for years. We all know, though, that there will be more, but I’m seriously trying to cut down. Also sold a lot of stuff I haven’t used, so that’s good. Still have the studio split in two, with the […]

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IK Multimedia ARC Studio [2024 – ]

Corrects, or I like to say “standardises”, the frequency response of my monitors. Few things are game changers, this one is. It essentially makes the music sound the way it should. You calibrate it by making it listen to your monitor setup from 21 different spots around where your head is where you are listening, […]