Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this week’s catch-up show, Ian and Gary dive into the latest in smart home tech, music production, and the evolving world of electric vehicles. Ian shares the impressive survival story of his Samsung Galaxy S24 after an unexpected dip in the pool and previews his brand-new 80s Italian Disco-inspired track, "Midnight Riviera."
Gary showcases a versatile new ESP32 dev board with a high-quality touchscreen—a budget-friendly potential game-changer for Home Assistant enthusiasts. We also tackle the growing issue of EV charger vandalism in the UK, discuss the shift back to sporty electric hatchbacks like the Cupra Raval, and look ahead to the future of hydrogen power at Le Mans.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Coming up in this week's catch-up show.
01:00 – Tech Survival: Ian’s Samsung S24 vs. the swimming pool.
03:45 – Smart Home: The $28 ESP32 touchscreen board & Home Assistant integration.
08:05 – Using the ESP32 board as a Surface Dial equivalent.
10:25 – DIY Smart Home: Building custom "announcement clocks" and Bluetooth proxying.
11:40 – AI-powered delivery alerts and visual bedtime countdowns for kids.
13:00 – Exploring passive smart home sensors using ultrasonics.
14:05 – Troubleshooting Thread-based sensors and Matter updates.
16:50 – Reviewing the Dreo misting fans for summer cooling.
19:10 – Music Feature: Ian's new track "Midnight Riviera" and 80s Italian Disco vibes.
21:10 – Synth Tutorials: Korg Wave State, OP-six, and recreating classic 80s sounds.
22:50 – Upcoming projects: Recreating the sounds of John Carpenter and Tangerine Dream.
24:30 – EV News: Dealing with cable theft and vandalism at charging hubs.
25:25 – Planning a Nordic EV road trip and managing long journeys with children.
26:55 – The rise of micro-EVs and the return of the electric hatchback.
28:50 – A look at the sporty Cupra Raval and Hyundai Ioniq 3.
31:00 – Electric Racing: The speed of Formula E and hydrogen power at Le Mans.
33:35 – Wrap up and where to find Ian and Gary’s latest content.
In this week’s catch-up show, Ian and Gary dive into the latest in smart home tech, music production, and the evolving world of electric vehicles. Ian shares the impressive survival story of his Samsung Galaxy S24 after an unexpected dip in the pool and previews his brand-new 80s Italian Disco-inspired track, "Midnight Riviera."
Gary showcases a versatile new ESP32 dev board with a high-quality touchscreen—a budget-friendly potential game-changer for Home Assistant enthusiasts. We also tackle the growing issue of EV charger vandalism in the UK, discuss the shift back to sporty electric hatchbacks like the Cupra Raval, and look ahead to the future of hydrogen power at Le Mans.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Coming up in this week's catch-up show.
01:00 – Tech Survival: Ian’s Samsung S24 vs. the swimming pool.
03:45 – Smart Home: The $28 ESP32 touchscreen board & Home Assistant integration.
08:05 – Using the ESP32 board as a Surface Dial equivalent.
10:25 – DIY Smart Home: Building custom "announcement clocks" and Bluetooth proxying.
11:40 – AI-powered delivery alerts and visual bedtime countdowns for kids.
13:00 – Exploring passive smart home sensors using ultrasonics.
14:05 – Troubleshooting Thread-based sensors and Matter updates.
16:50 – Reviewing the Dreo misting fans for summer cooling.
19:10 – Music Feature: Ian's new track "Midnight Riviera" and 80s Italian Disco vibes.
21:10 – Synth Tutorials: Korg Wave State, OP-six, and recreating classic 80s sounds.
22:50 – Upcoming projects: Recreating the sounds of John Carpenter and Tangerine Dream.
24:30 – EV News: Dealing with cable theft and vandalism at charging hubs.
25:25 – Planning a Nordic EV road trip and managing long journeys with children.
26:55 – The rise of micro-EVs and the return of the electric hatchback.
28:50 – A look at the sporty Cupra Raval and Hyundai Ioniq 3.
31:00 – Electric Racing: The speed of Formula E and hydrogen power at Le Mans.
33:35 – Wrap up and where to find Ian and Gary’s latest content.








![Pure Sounds Korg Opsix Custom Sound Pack No Talking Performance Demo
Experience the full range of my Korg opsix Sound Pack.
https://shopify.thedigitallifestyle.com/products/new-opsix-sound-pack-fm-analog-hybrid-additive-patches
This video is a pure, no-talking demonstration of the patches included in my new sound pack for the Korg opsix (compatible with opsix native and hardware). From lush FM pads and vintage analog emulations to gritty 8-bit basses and complex evolving textures, this pack is designed to push the architecture of the opsix.
🎹 What’s inside the pack?
70+ custom performances/programs.
A mix of FM, Additive, and Subtractive synthesis styles.
Recreations of classic sounds (DX7, DX100, PPG, and more).
Unique pads, leads, and percussion designed from the ground up.
🚀 Get the Sound Pack here: [Link to your website/store]
Featured Patches in this demo:
Warm Keys (Classic FM richness)
Mr. Banks (Genesis-inspired analog feel)
Analog Poly (6-oscillator subtractive power)
Mama Lead (Additive synthesis)
Solid Bass (DX100 8-bit recreation)
...and many more.
If you enjoy these sounds, please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel for more synth demos and sound design tutorials.
Timestamps:
00:00 Warm keys
00:11 Tangerine Dream 1 String
00:27 Analog Poly
00:40 TD Seq A
00:52 Mana Lead
01:04 Jans Activate
01:15 Jans Lead Guitar
01:27 Spacy Pad
01:38 Hybrid Brass
01:48 Orbit Pad
02:02 Wavetabling
02:16 Mod Wheel Wavetables
02:32 Wave Sequence
02:48 FM Bas
02:55 Filter Pad
03:08 Old DX Sweep
03:21 DX100 Solid Bass
03:26 DX100 Synthi Bass
03:32 4OP Wow Bass
03:39 Multi Osc Pad
03:50 Wine Glasses
04:01 Tri Wave Bass
04:12 DX Orchestra
04:32 IvoryEbony
04:43 4 OP EP
04:56 Hybrid EP
05:06 6 OP EP
05:22 Fixed Pad
05:32 Wood Bass
05:47 Multi/Poly Pad
06:08 Analog Strings
06:29 Filterbank Vox
06:45 MS20 Lead
06:58 MS20
07:10 Virtual Loot
07:21 Plucked Glass
07:33 Virtual 12 String
07:45 Energy Source
07:57 Cave Music
08:09 Sparkling Bells
08:15 Steam Noise
08:25 Heavy Lead
08:35 FM Guitar
08:45 Polysix Strings
08:58 Polysix Bright Lead
09:09 Wave Sequence
09:18 Polysix PWM Pad
09:30 Touch Brass
09:40 Orch Strings
09:50 Old Skool Brass
10:01 Kick / Snare
10:11 FM Perc Chords
10:22 Phased FM
10:29 Bright Pad
10:37 Solo Lead
10:52 Koto
11:04 Additive Keys
11:12 Another FM Bass
11:17 Hybrid Bells
11:12 Who wants a pad
11:38 80s SIFI
11:48 Live Miles Strings
12:02 Proper DX Bass
12:08 Filter Miles Strings
12:22 String Machines
12:35 Analog Voices
12:45 Big Filter
12:521 Pitch Strings
12:47 PPG Strat
13:08 6 Osc Bass
13:16 Cinematic
Download from:
https://shopify.thedigitallifestyle.com/products/new-opsix-sound-pack-fm-analog-hybrid-additive-patches
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