Behringer: practices, ethics, morals and legitimacy.
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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 ethics just to save a buck so they can buy more gear. I'd rather have a single Moog than a studio full of Behringer.
As a society we should take more pride in music and uphold it as a sacred art. We're all on this forum because at one or multiple points in our lives we have been deeply impacted by music. I personally want to support a company that makes music gear because of their deep connection to music, rather than their uncontrollable greed.
As a society we should take more pride in music and uphold it as a sacred art. We're all on this forum because at one or multiple points in our lives we have been deeply impacted by music. I personally want to support a company that makes music gear because of their deep connection to music, rather than their uncontrollable greed.
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Maybe he can stir up the drugworld. And clone some brocaine and behroine. For half price3hands wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:31 amHa! I wonder if he did start cloning watch knockoffs.. or Louis Vuitton bags.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 10:48 amYes thank you mr Behringer. Can you now design/invent a Brolex for us.

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Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:44 amMaybe he can stir up the drugworld. And clone some brocaine and behroine. For half price3hands wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:31 amHa! I wonder if he did start cloning watch knockoffs.. or Louis Vuitton bags.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 10:48 amYes thank you mr Behringer. Can you now design/invent a Brolex for us.![]()
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Kattefjaes wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:47 amI believe that the formal mode of address is to call him "Papa Uli".
Hahaha! Or Big Daddy Behringer.
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I have to ask - how do you know what Uli Behringer's connection to music is? How do you know he's motivated just by greed? How do you know he's not deeply impacted by music, as much as any of us? It seems pretty presumptuous, this attitude. Maybe he always struggled to afford high priced equipment when he was a boy and now has a mission to "democratize" music production.DaShmoop wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:35 amIf 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 ethics just to save a buck so they can buy more gear. I'd rather have a single Moog than a studio full of Behringer.
As a society we should take more pride in music and uphold it as a sacred art. We're all on this forum because at one or multiple points in our lives we have been deeply impacted by music. I personally want to support a company that makes music gear because of their deep connection to music, rather than their uncontrollable greed.
I mean I don't know anything about the guy nor do I care very much, but I find the moralistic posturing on this forum over a company selling cheap equipment pretty distasteful, let alone the very personal attacks on Behringer himself. It's business and business disputes are settled in court by the businesses in question. I'm sure Arturia - to name a case in point - has the resources to take Behringer to court if they want to, and whether they choose to or not is entirely their affair.
As for contributing to music, I imagine Uli Behringer has contributed far more than most people.
BTW - techno as a sacred art?



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Not all of us are doing techno.strettara wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 12:15 pmI have to ask - how do you know what Uli Behringer's connection to music is? How do you know he's motivated just by greed? How do you know he's not deeply impacted by music, as much as any of us? It seems pretty presumptuous, this attitude. Maybe he always struggled to afford high priced equipment when he was a boy and now has a mission to "democratize" music production.DaShmoop wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:35 amIf 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 ethics just to save a buck so they can buy more gear. I'd rather have a single Moog than a studio full of Behringer.
As a society we should take more pride in music and uphold it as a sacred art. We're all on this forum because at one or multiple points in our lives we have been deeply impacted by music. I personally want to support a company that makes music gear because of their deep connection to music, rather than their uncontrollable greed.
I mean I don't know anything about the guy nor do I care very much, but I find the moralistic posturing on this forum over a company selling cheap equipment pretty distasteful, let alone the very personal attacks on Behringer himself. It's business and business disputes are settled in court by the businesses in question. I'm sure Arturia - to name a case in point - has the resources to take Behringer to court if they want to, and whether they choose to or not is entirely their affair.
As for contributing to music, I imagine Uli Behringer has contributed far more than most people.
BTW - techno as a sacred art?![]()
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While we're ~here~ ... Member *3hands .. get to work yourself on your lousy grammar. "manufacture me" .. pfft ... "Now get back to work and manufacture some cheap gear for me". There ya go ... see there?Kattefjaes wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:47 amI believe that the formal mode of address is to call him "Papa Uli".

Reminds a person of these people that say the likes of "recommend me a VCO" or "suggest me a mixer" .... (I'll not recommend "you" or suggest "you" for anything until you learn at least 4th grade grammar).
If one is going to lecture another about "formal mode of address", one must shit their own git together first.

I mean, since we're being pedantic shits and all ... y'know? Right?


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Lot more money to be made in cloning watches and handbags... so Uli is not soley motivated by money alone. He seems to have some strange animus toward the music instrument industry. He indulges in a lot of self mythologizing about his connection to instruments but maybe the reality is that his mother abandoned him as a child for a traveling Roland piano salesman?
Beh have responded to the Behstep controversy... https://community.musictribe.com/discus ... bod5pLHQUA
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maybe you’ve never bought drugs, but drug dealers already make clones. its called “cutting it up with some other shit” and its usually pretty stepped on. most drug dealers are notorious for keeping product prices high while keeping product quality low.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:44 amMaybe he can stir up the drugworld. And clone some brocaine and behroine. For half price![]()
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MDMA has been consistently good here in the past few years, doesn’t suffer from being cut up as much as other substances for some reason. Or so I have heard.Red Electric Rainbow wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:01 pmmaybe you’ve never bought drugs, but drug dealers already make clones. its called “cutting it up with some other shit” and its usually pretty stepped on. most drug dealers are notorious for keeping product prices high while keeping product quality low.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:44 amMaybe he can stir up the drugworld. And clone some brocaine and behroine. For half price![]()
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i have to ask why you went out of your way to revive a thread that hasn’t had any traction since halloween just to say “fuck you behringer!” with a goo emoji. do you have anything to actually add here? i feel like you don’t really even have a horse in this race.
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still cut with god knows what. stay safe.Voltcontrol wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:11 pmMDMA has been consistently good here in the past few years. Or so I have heard.
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There’s websites that track (by sharing experiences and chemical tests) kinds, channels and batches for users. Still - with caution and on a very low frequency, or so I advise my more adventurous friends.Red Electric Rainbow wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:13 pmstill cut with god knows what. stay safe.Voltcontrol wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:11 pmMDMA has been consistently good here in the past few years. Or so I have heard.
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Because the other thread was just closed( schwing arturia clone aka brostep) and it is opened again.Red Electric Rainbow wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:13 pmi have to ask why you went out of your way to revive a thread that hasn’t had any traction since halloween just to say “fuck you behringer!” with a goo emoji. do you have anything to actually add here? i feel like you don’t really even have a horse in this race.

Sometimes someone needs to say the right thing.
It is a shitty company and they are a disgrace to the synthworld.
They deserve a fuck you imo.
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Dude. Maybe i should have used theRed Electric Rainbow wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:01 pmmaybe you’ve never bought drugs, but drug dealers already make clones. its called “cutting it up with some other shit” and its usually pretty stepped on. most drug dealers are notorious for keeping product prices high while keeping product quality low.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:44 amMaybe he can stir up the drugworld. And clone some brocaine and behroine. For half price![]()

Next time i use more emoji’s for people like you.
I only buy non cut up drugs

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There are other forums where such crass is the norm, I suggest you take your expletives there.Fallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:36 pm
Because the other thread was just closed( schwing arturia clone aka brostep)
Sometimes someone needs to say the right thing.
It is a shitty company and they are a disgrace to the synthworld.
They deserve a fuck you imo.
I like this forum because the members are generally more mature and can express themselves eloquently in a debate - even an emotive one like this - without dragging the discussion down to the gutter. Let's keep it that way please.
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only special k and from a vial nonetheless. omg wowFallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:38 pmI only buy non cut up drugs. No brocaine or behroine for me. Only special K. From the vial.
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Go work in a hospital pharmacy, they stock ketamine there as standard you know.
Keep a note in your pocket with the codes T41.291 and T41.292 on it, the doctors will know what to do if they find you stuck too deep in the K-hole somewhere.
Keep a note in your pocket with the codes T41.291 and T41.292 on it, the doctors will know what to do if they find you stuck too deep in the K-hole somewhere.
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I guess the heart of the controversy is that 'moral outrage' is such a subjective feeling. If one IS outraged then anyone who is not, appears despicable. If one is not outraged then the outraged appear ridiculous.
I am, I admit in a state of almost perpetual outrage, about almost everything. So I must have a very sensitive outrage meter. But Behringer and their antics just barely move my outrage needle.
Full disclosure: I have an RD-8 and TD-3... bought used ridiculously cheap for drunken fun-almost like toys. I want the Solina module if it ever comes! A stringer with midi! So is my outrage modulated by my 'desire' for behringer things? Possibly but I don't think so.
I am, I admit in a state of almost perpetual outrage, about almost everything. So I must have a very sensitive outrage meter. But Behringer and their antics just barely move my outrage needle.
Full disclosure: I have an RD-8 and TD-3... bought used ridiculously cheap for drunken fun-almost like toys. I want the Solina module if it ever comes! A stringer with midi! So is my outrage modulated by my 'desire' for behringer things? Possibly but I don't think so.
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Yes everybody is cool. But not as cooool as you.Red Electric Rainbow wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:44 pmonly special k and from a vial nonetheless. omg wowFallen_lassen wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:38 pmI only buy non cut up drugs. No brocaine or behroine for me. Only special K. From the vial.
you’re sooooo coooool.

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Rex Coil 7 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 12:32 pmWhile we're ~here~ ... Member *3hands .. get to work yourself on your lousy grammar. "manufacture me" .. pfft ... "Now get back to work and manufacture some cheap gear for me". There ya go ... see there?Kattefjaes wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 11:47 amI believe that the formal mode of address is to call him "Papa Uli".![]()
Reminds a person of these people that say the likes of "recommend me a VCO" or "suggest me a mixer" .... (I'll not recommend "you" or suggest "you" for anything until you learn at least 4th grade grammar).
If one is going to lecture another about "formal mode of address", one must shit their own git together first.![]()
I mean, since we're being pedantic shits and all ... y'know? Right?
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As an (until recently) Aachener, I can confirm. Short supply chains mean less cutting, and Limburg supplies half of Europe with MDMA.Voltcontrol wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 3:11 pmMDMA has been consistently good here in the past few years, doesn’t suffer from being cut up as much as other substances for some reason. Or so I have heard.
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