Like for everyone, the Covid situation has been quite challenging, but we are very proud of our Tribers who immediately helped maing radical changes, learned how to work from home and also found new ways to collaborate.
Many of our product launches have been delayed because the factory was shut down but we’re very confident that we’ll ship lots of new products for the remainder of the year.
With now 8 dedicated synth development teams working simultaneously on over 25 new synths we’re very excited to soon ship the previously announced products but also new ones we never spoke about.
You guys are absolutely fantastic and we’re so grateful for all the love we get from you.
P.S. Please wear masks and stay safe.

 

I've had enough of behringer's synth "to be launched"

 

Already got the Neutron & Odyssey.
Can't wait to try out some new clones when they arrive at Long & McQuade.
Am curious about the unannounced synths.
Since I owned most of these babies back in day, the only question is:
Do I want to own them again?
Even at a fraction of the original price?
With hopefully some enhancements, improvements.
Most definitely some Moog, Roland and ARP 2500 module clones to expand my Neutron and get my feet wet with modular synthesis.
I'll see about the rest.
There's only so many analog hardware synths I need and I have enough keyboards already.
Of course, when you set me loose in the music store things may change

 

I understand you. What synths did you have, please ?

 

Behringer need to make a programmable midi controller with rotary push-encoders and scribble strips. I'd like to see at least 36 encoders, but possibly as high as 72 with group options for each setup.

 

We have been waiting for 909 clone for ages.

 

So are they ready to ship or are they just excited because soon they'll be ready to ship??

And yeah where is the 909 that was supposed to be ready in September along with the other six or so drum machines like 2 years ago?

 

I'd like to know if the replica 2500 sounds like the original. It had an amazing quality. Hard to define....very warm, fuzzy and distinctly electronic. I've owned two 2600's and I never got them to sound like a 2500.

 

I would be interested in the UBXA and the 2600 if they nail the sound.After listening their last short video on their UBXA I doubt seriously.

 

shut up behringer about the masks, just for that i'm not buying anything from you. if i do, it will be in the aftermarket. what are you going to say black lives matter next? what are you gonna say next week, go down the list of everybody who's not a cis white male and imply they are the reason life sucks for every other category of people? shut the hell up about politics all you companies, and do your job. when you spout your politics as a company, you are discriminating against those who do not agree, one day you are going to pay for it.

 

I refuse to watch F1 for this very reason. Politics has it's place, and it is not down my throat

 

No, I am done with all the hardware sh*t... interference through USB, MIDI sync problems... done with all the BS But each is own.

 

aah there we have a Daren in the wild, fighting for his right to infect. so could you please just shut up and do your job (no it is not your job to infect and spread bullshit).

i aint buying nothing until they clone the microwave xt

 

A couple of months ago I commented on their YT channel [or was it Instagram maybe?] they should release an Eurorack modular with modules priced between 50-100E... To my surprise, they announced exactly that, with the same pricing, about a month or so ago. Behringer certainly listens to their customers.

Behringer modular can be a really great start for us modular maniacs on a budget... :drool:

 

Dude, BCR2000 is a beast you should try. Check it out. I have one for controlling *hardware* over MIDI. I bought it for the sole purpose of doing exactly that with it. I have too many MIDI controllers. Well... I have *enough* MIDI controllers for soft synths.

 

The BCR2000 is discontinued, and I am specifically interested in scribble strip feedback, so that I can see which parameters I am controlling. This is essential to workflow when controlling synths such as Diva, and also when switching between between a multitude of plugins. A means of color coding various encoder subgroups would also be a nice touch.

 

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To be honest, I'm gonna be the black sheep and say I'd love to see digital synths since of them can sound very good. The Waldorf Q for example is one of my favorites, but the price tag is consistently out of my reach. The rack version usually goes for about $2000 on places like eBay or Reverb which is as much as a whole keyboard. I'd love to see a much cheaper replica or plugin made out of it.

 

@Zenarcist
What DAW are you using?
I use Reaper, and with this DAW the Nektar Panorama P1 controller does exactly what you want - it has endless encoders (in banks) and the parameter names and values are shown onscreen.

 

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The newest Behringer synth will have a surprising, elevated central part resembling a human face. This part of the synth will always wear a Mask, because Mask ensures your health and you can stay safe, even you must wear a mask, when you are sleeping, because sneaky Corona can get you any time.
So in order to Enforce Mask Slavery the new Behringer synth will have Electrical Metallicized Keys, with a camera and if you DARE to touch this new synth without at least wearing a Mask and Another Mask above it - just to be sure - the electrical keys will painfully electrocute Your Hand. Then the Synth will let out a combined Fauchi-Bill-Hates-Killary Laughter - in Your face..

 

Vro Stephen King aint got shit on you