Live Analog Berlin School Eurorack Synth Jam


Eurorack synth maker AJH Synths shared this extended Berlin School style synth jam, a studio recording of their performance from Superbooth 2025.

“This is a re-recording of a 20-minute live set by ?@DreamsOfWires? for Superbooth25, and consists of two old tracks from my video back-catalog,” they note. “It’s quite a minimal rig, configured as two all-analogue synth voices – one for melodic patterns, one for pitched drone parts.”

Here’s what they shared about the technical details:

Modules used:

(AJH SYNTH)
Matrix VCF
Transistor Ladder Filter
Sonic XV Diode Ladder Filter
Vintage Transistor Core VCO x4
Sample Hold & Slew
Contour Generators
Wave Swarm
Ring SM
Muting Mixer
Discrete Cascaded VCA
Glide + Noise MkII
Dual LFO VCA

(Other brands)
Squarp Hermod+ sequencer
XAOC Devices Sarajewo analog delay
ALM Busy Circuits MFX for reverb
Cosmotronic Cosmix
Happy Nerding Isolator
Homemade case powered by Konstant Lab BoardPWR

Live Soundscape Improvisation For Yamaha DX7


The video, by Midera, captures a live soundscape improvisation on a vintage Yamaha DX7 synthesizer.


Here’s what they shared about the technical details:

Yamaha DX7

Fractal Audio FM3

 

Berlin School Synth Jam With SynthR10 Synthesizer


Synthesist Kurtz Mindfields shared this Berlin School style synth jam, featuring the Synthr SynthR10 synthesizer, which is expected to be released later this year.

Here’s what they shared about the performance:

For this final demo, I’m using only the SynthR10 in two live sessions:

1 – Left-hand sequencer / / Right-hand melodies and effects

2 – Xpad polyphonic pad accompagment.

All reverb and delay effects are internal.

 

Details on the SynthR10 are still to come at the Synthr site.