As for creating a dominant market share in emerging markets, come on. That's what business is all about. They would be failing in their duty to their shareholders not to have that as their strategic objective if they have the capacity to achieve it. Behringer has no shareholders, it's currently 100...

If you aren't happy with our current corporate overrun world then sending your hard earned money to a company like Moog instead of Behringer is worth the difference. We're in a consumerist trap where many people will buy a cheaply constructed rip off synthesizer from a company with questionable eth...

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Verbos passive mult.
Idk if who ever I bought it used from or the dudes at verbos were really stone.
1n 3out
With the in on the bottom of the row of 4???

Err... it's passive doesn't matter which is in or out so long as you have 1 in 3 out

oops, quoted rather than edited...

Stick a DC voltage into an signal input, turn up the initial gain, if you've got something other than 0v coming out it's DC coupled. Seems to be a whole bunch of posts all of a sudden re whether VCAs are DC coupled. VCAs are DC coupled unless otherwise stated. I'm sure Behringer expect you to be usi...

My problem with the idea of a multi-CV VCA is that it's unclear whether the CV inputs are summed or applied one after another. (Then again, I'm way too young to care about the classics and secretly think that the A in VCA stands for "attenuator". Also, the Behringer 902's panel design is completely...

I think you make a strong argument in favor of the Intellijels and there is no question of quality with that brand. Still, if saving hps aren’t a consideration (it isn’t in my case), I suppose the intellijel still wins? Not even sure what the triple-mixer gets you in the Behringers. Still new to mo...

As Navs says, the offset depends on the pk-pk level of the incoming so you can't have a simple conversion. I suppose you could have a module with 4 x 5v offsets and that would work in most cases, thing is by the time you've designed and built something w/o controls that it's so easy to add pots to i...

Junkie XL says he's been buying this stuff since he was a teenager, and always the older 'no one's interested stuff'. Apparently it's all very well looked after. We'll see what they're up for. I barely manage to use what little I have, couldn't imagine having all that. Remember going into Schneiders...

The Hordijk Dual Phaser is indeed wonderful, too bad it's unobtainable last time I checked. I know this is "General gear" and not 5U modular (Hordijk) or Eurorack (check out AJH Next Phase) so I would like to mention a not so well known stomp box, Maxon PH350. //M Not sure if you're being sarcastic...

The 106-6 isn't an SEM style filter at all. The SEM is a state-variable 2 pole filter while the 106-6 is 4 pole CEM based and uses mixes of the outputs from the 4 poles to create all those different responses. If you want SEM style the 106-5 is the one to go for.

Anybody know if this allows you to adjust the envelope parameters on multiple operators simultaneously? This is a crucial feature. I think the DX100 (and maybe the DX7?) allowed this, but on the Reface DX you could not -- you had to adjust each operator's envelope individually, which was a huge PIT...

Good to know, could do with one for the Morpheus. Hoped Patchbase might do one but they had more people interested in one for the BassStation2...

Befaco Kickall (watch DivKids demo) leaves 8HP for other things.

While I like the XD, 4 voices may be a bit limiting for string synth sounds.

Knob Feel You think?

TBH I thought it was very subtle (though I'm old), and most likely only noticeable in direct comparison with an original. Of course this is meant to be an original, so still not great. Do think the whole thing has got exaggerated (no surprise on GS), with people going from 'OMG sounds just like my o...

Quick aside: the continuing characterisation of Music Tribe/Behringer as an underdog/Robin Hood when its significantly bigger than the market value of Roland, Korg and Moog combined is bizarre but then many musicians don't seem to be financially savvy. Odd that they think that's a good thing. Yes, ...

Quick aside: the continuing characterisation of Music Tribe/Behringer as an underdog/Robin Hood when its significantly bigger than the market value of Roland, Korg and Moog combined is bizarre but then many musicians don't seem to be financially savvy. Odd that they think that's a good thing. Yes, ...

Yes, but of course you'll need a case, PSU etc. As soon as you ask poeple will tell you to buy a bigger case and suggest every envelope/filter and oscillator under the sun irrespective of any budget you've quoted.

I don't think so, I'd have to try it. Mathematically it's doing In*(CV + offset).

If the A133-2 is th same as the A133, the CV pot doesn't invert - this threw me for quite a while... I think the assumption with it is you're using a bi-polar CV already so inverting it makes less sense. So a +-5v LFO with +5v offset will give +ve amplification, a -5v offset will invert the output a...

Sorry, it's bad. There's no more width in stereo mode than the clean signal. Not even close to the Juno, no depth, no thickening, just sounds like a warble on top of the dry signal. I think they've screwed up the design somewhere and can't change it now w/o admitting there's a problem.

I was almost close to buying some of the Behringer 55 clone stuff (an $80 CP3 Mixer got me, nearly) but this move on Tom brought me back to the reality that they're really intentionally lousy. Seriously, fuck this: https://audionewsroom.net/2020/09/behringer-files-for-oberheims-trademark.html This ...

As a 'retirement present' I'd go for a Prophet5/10. You've got digital well covered. The Prophet is vintage w/o the headaches AFAICS, and I believe it will become a classic like it's forebears. The Kijimi is tempting but a rack doeesn't feel like present to me:) @Dave Peck, OP already has the SuperN...