Happy New Year 2026

Synth Anatomy wishes you and your families a happy and healthy new year 2026. Thank you very much for your great support in 2025.

Happy New Year 2026 & 2025 Recap

First, I would like to THANK YOU for your constant support in 2025. It feels good to have such a supportive, open-minded, and critical community that is always open to discussing synth topics. 

2025 was a special year for me and this website. I celebrated Synth Anatomy’s 10th anniversary. It was also a very event-rich year with many releases that I can look back on.

I published 974 articles (+95) in the past year, including new writings, updates, reviews, deals, and more. I also created 75 YouTube videos (+3) and 119 Instagram posts/videos (+9). Last year, I also had more opportunities to play live, which you can see on Instagram.

I owe the opportunity to do this last year and every other year to you, my community. Thank you for your support over the past year. A big thank you also goes to everyone who read all the news with ad banners and used the partner links last year. 

This has enabled me to present Synth Anatomy in my own way, especially to cover niche topics less covered by other media, such as Eurorack, iOS releases, or experimental synthesizers.

Don’t miss the 2025 Best iOS synths and hardware experimental synths lists that celebrate these special topics on the website.

Synth Anatomy 2026

The first day of 2026 is here, and Synth Anatomy will continue where it left off in 2025. I will do my best to provide you with daily updates on the most exciting news from the Synthesizer and music tech world, including reviews, videos, and more.

Keep in mind: this is a one-man show that writes articles, produces videos, etc, for you. Of course, events such as the SynthFest France 2026, Superbooth 26, and others are only a few months away. I’m looking forward to seeing many readers in person again.

There are also plans to expand the community area in 2026, offering a subscription-based, ad-free experience with additional features.  This will not be mandatory and applies only to those who choose to support my work and benefit from these advantages.

For everyone else, things will remain as they are. Or in other words: free content for all of you, but the work that goes into it needs to be financed.

I’m looking forward to 2026—to the tasks, the new synthesizers, the tests, etc. Happy New Year again. I hope to hear from you or see you very soon, perhaps at an event.