Learn everything about the Behringer 2600 here: th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ79naxyNxNQnNEj_KcmHp5D5.html Get started with the Behringer 2500 Eurorack System: th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-c3uoCt82TRo2a_IZmYjCJ.html ARP 2600 and Behringer 2600 Videos: th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-i8ycRAQNnYcPmADP9quhE.html Happy patching! Ralph
Sensei , you have demystified the voltage processor. I have played with it a lot and have gotten crazy sounds but never really knew what they were doing. and the Lag processor makes total sense. thanks again.
I'm glad to hear that my video helped clarify things for you! Exploring the Voltage Processor can be a lot of fun, but understanding exactly how it works makes things easier. Greetings, Ralph
11.04 is where the magic starts. THAT IS THE SWITCH that makes the 2600 unleash BEAST MODE!!!! anyone with a 2600 MUST do this right NOW!!!! thanks Ralph 🤣
One of my favourite uses of the Voltage Processor is to feed an inversion of the ADSR output to Osc 1, which is in unison with Osc 2. Osc 1 will glide up (dependent on the ADSR settings) whilst Osc 2 glides down, to meet in the middle. At subtle settings this can sound like a detune just on the attack. Instant Yamaha CS-15!
I'm just a home hobbyist dilettante who loves synths. Your vids gave me courage to get the Behringer 2600, and are guiding my first steps. It was a totally good decision because I'm loving it and it is great fun. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your awesome support! It's wonderful to hear that my tutorials inspired you to make the jump into the 2600 Synth world. Many thanks for your supportive feedback. And stay tuned, more tutorials about "supposedly" complicated Synth Modules are coming up. Thanks again and wishing you the best for 2023. Happy patching, Ralph
Very helpful for those who are new to the 2600. I love mine. It surprises me every time I play it. The 2600 is my go to mono-synth for great sounds. I also combine it with a Neutron and my Crave to create a massive synth farm that has 3 LFO's and all kinds of signal processors. The Behringer 2600 is a game changer for hobby players like me. Keep up the excellent videos Ralph.
Thank you for your feedback! I am trying to make tutorials that are geared towards beginners. People who are new to the 2600 or modular Synths. Wishing you lots of fun with your 2600! Greetings, Ralph
Thank you Ralph for all your 2600 videos. I am just starting out. I have managed to copy your huge " bass patch" but also added the ring modulator sliders botg fully up. It sounds fantastic. I need to understand the sample and hold function a bit more. I watch a number of your videos every single night before I go to sleep so that eventually something has to click. I also am reading a very good book about the ARP and all the theory. Its a massive book and I have to answer questions!!! Grhh Thanks again Ralph. You are a star.
Thank you Peter, you flatter me. I am glad that my videos have such a positive impact. Just consider my patches a starting point for your sound design journey. There's no right or wrong in modular synthesis. Anything goes...
@@RalphBaumgartl Lieber Ralph. Du ( wenn ich das erlaubt) Bist " Expert " mit der 2600. Du hast die originale und auch die Behringer version. Auch mit ein parr decaden hinter dir!! Und!....wenn ergendyemand eine Deutche Stimmung sprechts DANN Höerich ganz intensiv. Und.. mit Hörren steiff. Vielen danke für allen videos du gemach hast. Ich halte allen für Golden!!! Ich habst mein besten Deutch ( Deine Mutter sprache ) zu probrieren also Ich hoffes Du kann es verstanden. Ich war ins Deutchland 16 Yahren und auch mit mein Liebster Deutche Frau. Sie ist leider gestorben aber Ich habe immer zwei Höerren steiff von dir zu lernen. Vielen Dank. Und Mehr. Peter
@@petercane6376 Vielen Dank Peter für deine freundlichen Worte. Sehr oft werden wir Deutsche für unseren Akzent etwas belächelt, deshalb freut es mich um so mehr, dass dir meine Videos weiter helfen. Viele Grüsse, Ralph
Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know my videos are helping you. Wishing you a great time with your 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
Another great tutorial - thanks Ralph. I'm glad you are going to do a tutorial on each section of the 2600, and I'm really looking forward to the one on the preamp/envelope follower section.
Thank you Raplh for making all these wonderful clear tutorials. We are receiving a Behringer ARP2600 tomorrow, so we will be ready to have fun with it, thanks to you!
I just got a Behringer (black and brownish orange I guess) 2600 and it's my first foray into semi-modular synthesis. Your videos have been really helpful getting me acquainted with this wonderful machine, thank you!!
Thanks, Ralph. You are a legend. It is worth pointing out that using the lag processor for portamento means that it may be applied to a single oscillator rather than all three.
@@RalphBaumgartl brilliant content, what really caught my attention is you said you can expand on the 2600 with synth modules, that's defo a route I want to take
@@DaGabbaGangsta Yes, the 2500 modules and the 100M modules are great companions. Here's a beginner guide that I made about the Behringer 2500 modules. th-cam.com/video/agoZnuo80Ek/w-d-xo.html
Great info! Tried this earlier. I combined both ideas and through the multiplier, I modulated the PWM on Oscillator 1&2 but 2 was inverted. Got some interesting results. Keep them coming Ralph!
SO nice to finally own a B2600! I think of an idea, and it can do it! I like my Neutron as well, but something about the 2600 layout just makes more sense to me. And your videos usually fill in any gaps in my knowledge...thanks!
Nice one, Ralph. I really should read the manual but you know how it is... 😀 Looking forward to your tutorials. Get me patching more. thn 'm doing at present. One reason I got the 2600 was to add more VCOs and a filter to my modular. Maybe you could do some videos on integrating the 2600 with a modular? That would be awesome 👍
Hello Ian, thanks for watching my tutorial. Mostly I am patching among my three B2600s at the moment. But I am planning to expand my modular system, most likely with the System 100M :-) Have a creative weekend, Ralph
Thank you so much 🙏 I really appreciate your kind words and your support! If you come across a forum discussion where one of my videos could be of help, then perhaps you could consider sharing it. That would be great! Greetings, Ralph
@@fantasyproduct1042 Thanks a lot! As a Synth TH-camr I am operating in a niche area, all the more I appreciate the help and support of my viewers! Thank you for that 🙏
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi Ralph. I recall seeing a video on someone commenting on the Arp2600 how The keyboard player from weather report was able to set up a patch to play backwards on his keyboard … was this a patch or was this hardware reconfiguration.. I tried looking into this further to see if I can find a video on how to patch it but had no luck. I was hoping you had any ideas on how to set this up. Where the high notes are in the left-hand and the low notes on the right hand. So it actually plays a mirror image. Best regards Edwin,
@@edwinkeys Hello Edwin, yes you can do this with the Voltage Processor. Plug the Keyboard CV output from the Voltage Processor into one ore more VCO's. Move the Keyboard CV slider to the right for adjustment of the tones/octave. Happy patching! Ralph
Ralph, your videos are wonderful, I now understand my new B2600 much more and am having a blast. Thank You Ralph!! If you or anyone else sees this, can you please tell me how I can get the modulation wheel on my controller (Nektar GXP) to control the LFO on the 2600 (or any other source). Can I assign a midi cc as I do in any VST? Is there an app that can assign controllers to modulation sources on the B2600? Thank you sir
Hello Jamie, thank you for kind feedback! 🙏 Highly appreciated! Some time ago I patched the mod slider of the Arturia Keystep to the LFO depth. It's possible but I don't remember it right now. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks for this helpful video! One small suggestion: say the *names* of the routing sources and destinations, rather than “this slot”. Those of us who don’t have a 2600 in front of us and are watching on a screen of limited size will better understand the routing you’re describing. Thanks again!
Thanks for your suggestion. I will try to implement this in my future tutorials. I am talking without a script so there's no guarantee that I nail this on every patch. Please bear in mind I am NOT a native English speaker. Greetings, Ralph
Great one, Ralph! The mult can be used for merging signals, too, right? I would btw also love to see an experienced 2600 user like yourself go absolutely nuts on the B2600 and create ridiculous advanced patches, just to get a better understanding on how to utilize the modules in creative ways. :D
Hi Ralph, is it possible to use the Voltage processor as a way to merge several gates signals into one and patch the merged signal into the gate in of the 2600? Thank you! Max
Sure, that's possible. The question is whether it yields the sonic results you are looking for !? There's only one way to find out ;-) Give it a try and start patching....
@@captainblood9616 oh wow that's cool that means they may be related some way... Kind of like way back in the day in the late seventies early 80s and '90s you would see a lot of chips that had Texas on them with the letters t i in the middle for Texas instruments it's like it was everywhere for all different brands it's like it was related in some way everywhere even though it's served a different purpose everywhere so yeah that's how the ARP 2600 probably is related to the Atari 2600 because whatever made the arp work probably also made the Atari work I hope all that makes sense I like philosophizing after I medicate 🌿🤣
@@Pyrozundler-vg1ux A music genre can be interpreted in a multitude of ways. Perhaps you want to check out these two tracks that I created with Behringer 2600 synths. In my personal opinion I rate them as IDM with some Techno influence. Perhaps these tracks help you to make up your mind about a purchase decision. th-cam.com/video/Jb7eTTwQf6s/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/QRX-BvOoEO4/w-d-xo.html Greetings, Ralph
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Learn everything about the Behringer 2600 here:
th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ79naxyNxNQnNEj_KcmHp5D5.html
Get started with the Behringer 2500 Eurorack System:
th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-c3uoCt82TRo2a_IZmYjCJ.html
ARP 2600 and Behringer 2600 Videos:
th-cam.com/play/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-i8ycRAQNnYcPmADP9quhE.html
Happy patching! Ralph
Sensei , you have demystified the voltage processor. I have played with it a lot and have gotten crazy sounds but never really knew what they were doing. and the Lag processor makes total sense. thanks again.
I'm glad to hear that my video helped clarify things for you! Exploring the Voltage Processor can be a lot of fun, but understanding exactly how it works makes things easier. Greetings, Ralph
I've been watching your videos and just ordered the Behringer 2600 black 'n orange version. Yay Santa! Thanks!
Glad to know that my videos inspired you to jump into the 2600 Synth world. Wishing you lots of fun with your B2600. Happy patching! Ralph
I’ve been watching Ralph’s 2600 videos for a while and I think I get it now. Step 1: Lacoste shirt.
😉 You got it! But Boss shirts would also do! 😃😉
11.04 is where the magic starts. THAT IS THE SWITCH that makes the 2600 unleash BEAST MODE!!!! anyone with a 2600 MUST do this right NOW!!!! thanks Ralph 🤣
Hi there, glad that my tutorial inspired you to try this for yourself. Wishing you lots of fun with your 2600. Cheers, Ralph
Great videos. Got my 2600 last week. Consistent. Honest. In depth. Concise. The synth world needs more Ralphs. Cheers!
Thank you for your supportive feedback! I am glad that my videos help you to understand the 2600 Synth. Happy patching and greetings, Ralph
Klasse, ich wollte schon immer mal wissen was das Ding macht
One of my favourite uses of the Voltage Processor is to feed an inversion of the ADSR output to Osc 1, which is in unison with Osc 2. Osc 1 will glide up (dependent on the ADSR settings) whilst Osc 2 glides down, to meet in the middle. At subtle settings this can sound like a detune just on the attack. Instant Yamaha CS-15!
Awesome tip! I have pinned your comment to the top so that other viewers find your idea easily. Thanks for sharing your expertise! Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Thanks Ralph: looking forward to your next tutorial; always informative!
Great tip
Ooh can't wait to try this! Thx!
I’d love to hear an example of this
This turorial was less than 20 minutes long. It would gave taken me way longer to learn this by myself! Thank you.
Glad it helped! Have fun with your 2600 Synth. Cheers, Ralph
I'm just a home hobbyist dilettante who loves synths. Your vids gave me courage to get the Behringer 2600, and are guiding my first steps. It was a totally good decision because I'm loving it and it is great fun. Thanks!
Thank you so much for your awesome support! It's wonderful to hear that my tutorials inspired you to make the jump into the 2600 Synth world. Many thanks for your supportive feedback. And stay tuned, more tutorials about "supposedly" complicated Synth Modules are coming up. Thanks again and wishing you the best for 2023. Happy patching, Ralph
Very helpful for those who are new to the 2600. I love mine. It surprises me every time I play it. The 2600 is my go to mono-synth for great sounds. I also combine it with a Neutron and my Crave to create a massive synth farm that has 3 LFO's and all kinds of signal processors. The Behringer 2600 is a game changer for hobby players like me. Keep up the excellent videos Ralph.
Thank you for your feedback! I am trying to make tutorials that are geared towards beginners. People who are new to the 2600 or modular Synths. Wishing you lots of fun with your 2600! Greetings, Ralph
Super thumbs up!!! Thank you for teaching us for free! This is invaluable. Much easier to digest than reading thru a manual.
@@choisam20 Thanks for your feedback 🙏 I am glad that my tutorials are so helpful to you. Cheers, Ralph
Thank you Ralph for all your 2600 videos.
I am just starting out.
I have managed to copy your huge " bass patch" but also added the ring modulator sliders botg fully up.
It sounds fantastic.
I need to understand the sample and hold function a bit more.
I watch a number of your videos every single night before I go to sleep so that eventually something has to click.
I also am reading a very good book about the ARP and all the theory.
Its a massive book and I have to answer questions!!!
Grhh
Thanks again Ralph. You are a star.
Thank you Peter, you flatter me. I am glad that my videos have such a positive impact. Just consider my patches a starting point for your sound design journey. There's no right or wrong in modular synthesis. Anything goes...
@@RalphBaumgartl
Lieber Ralph.
Du ( wenn ich das erlaubt)
Bist " Expert " mit der 2600.
Du hast die originale und auch die Behringer version.
Auch mit ein parr decaden hinter dir!!
Und!....wenn ergendyemand eine Deutche Stimmung sprechts DANN Höerich ganz intensiv. Und.. mit Hörren steiff.
Vielen danke für allen videos du gemach hast.
Ich halte allen für Golden!!!
Ich habst mein besten Deutch ( Deine Mutter sprache ) zu probrieren also Ich hoffes Du kann es verstanden.
Ich war ins Deutchland 16 Yahren und auch mit mein Liebster Deutche Frau.
Sie ist leider gestorben aber Ich habe immer zwei Höerren steiff von dir zu lernen.
Vielen Dank.
Und Mehr.
Peter
@@petercane6376 Vielen Dank Peter für deine freundlichen Worte. Sehr oft werden wir Deutsche für unseren Akzent etwas belächelt, deshalb freut es mich um so mehr, dass dir meine Videos weiter helfen. Viele Grüsse, Ralph
Du bist der Best! Danke schön Ralph!
Vielen Dank für das Kompliment 🙏
Thanks for helping me through my newly acquired B2600
I'm glad I could help! Enjoy your B2600! Greetings, Ralph
Thanks Ralph! I really enjoy and appreciate your 2600 videos.
Thank you Mark!
Thanks for your videos Ralph. Having so much fun with mine
Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know my videos are helping you. Wishing you a great time with your 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
Another great tutorial - thanks Ralph. I'm glad you are going to do a tutorial on each section of the 2600, and I'm really looking forward to the one on the preamp/envelope follower section.
Yes, the preamp/envelope follower will be covered as well in a separate tutorial 😃
Thank you Raplh for making all these wonderful clear tutorials. We are receiving a Behringer ARP2600 tomorrow, so we will be ready to have fun with it, thanks to you!
Hello Nicholas, thank you for your kind feedback. It's highly appreciated! Wishing you lots of fun with your Behringer 2600. Greetings, Ralph
I just got a Behringer (black and brownish orange I guess) 2600 and it's my first foray into semi-modular synthesis. Your videos have been really helpful getting me acquainted with this wonderful machine, thank you!!
Thank you Bill 🙏 I appreciate your kind feedback. Wishing you lots of fun on your musical journey with the B2600. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks, Ralph. You are a legend.
It is worth pointing out that using the lag processor for portamento means that it may be applied to a single oscillator rather than all three.
Yes, you are absolutely right! Thanks for pointing this out. Have a great day, Ralph
Love your channel, bought my barp last year, but out with it now, you are a god send
Thanks for your kind feedback 🙏 Glad to know that you find my content helpful!
@@RalphBaumgartl brilliant content, what really caught my attention is you said you can expand on the 2600 with synth modules, that's defo a route I want to take
@@DaGabbaGangsta Yes, the 2500 modules and the 100M modules are great companions. Here's a beginner guide that I made about the Behringer 2500 modules.
th-cam.com/video/agoZnuo80Ek/w-d-xo.html
@@RalphBaumgartl yeah am gonna check that one out, just away to watch patching the filter feedback 😉
Thank you Ralph. You are a legitimate godsend
Thank you Mike 🙏 That's quite a compliment!
Recently got a B2600 and your videos on this channel have been extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your feedback! Glad to know that my videos helped you to get up and running with the 2600 Synth. Happy patching! Ralph
Great info!
Tried this earlier.
I combined both ideas and through the multiplier, I modulated the PWM on Oscillator 1&2 but 2 was inverted.
Got some interesting results.
Keep them coming Ralph!
Great 👍 Modular Synths are just there for experimenting and exploring 😃
Thank you so mutch ! We can thus have a minimoog type filter envelope !
With the envelope duration switch you can make the envelopes behave really snappy....
SO nice to finally own a B2600! I think of an idea, and it can do it! I like my Neutron as well, but something about the 2600 layout just makes more sense to me. And your videos usually fill in any gaps in my knowledge...thanks!
Hi Mike, I totally agree with you. The 2600 layout makes things easier to understand. But eventually that's a subjective opinion ;-)
So thankful to these vids.
Hello Jim, glad to know my videos are helpful! Cheers, Ralph
Always glad to learn something from you :)
Thanks you! I feel honored and humbled at the same time. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks so much Ralph for your 2600 videos. Im too afraid to experiment with patching for fear of damaging the synth...
Don't worry 😉 You can't damage the Synth when trying new patches! Nust explore and experiment! Have fun! Ralph
Nice one. Thank you Ralph. Maybe you shoud have explained what the -10v / + 10v default settings stand for. Maybe next time?
The Gate signal of the 2600 is 10V, but you can work also with lesser signals yielding different results. Greetings, Ralph
Thank you Ralph, very good tutorials. Question: Do you calibrate the Behringer 2600 sometimes or is it not needed?
Hi there, sometimes I have to retune the VCO's after I had the Barb2600 switched off for a few days.
Thx for your explaination, helped me very much
Thanks for your feedback. Glad to know that you find my tutorial helpful.
@@RalphBaumgartl yes I really could not emagine before, but now it is clear to me
passionnant et pédagogique. Merci.
Thank you Jean-Luc, glad that you find my video helpful.
Nice one, Ralph. I really should read the manual but you know how it is... 😀 Looking forward to your tutorials. Get me patching more. thn 'm doing at present.
One reason I got the 2600 was to add more VCOs and a filter to my modular. Maybe you could do some videos on integrating the 2600 with a modular? That would be awesome 👍
Hello Ian, thanks for watching my tutorial. Mostly I am patching among my three B2600s at the moment. But I am planning to expand my modular system, most likely with the System 100M :-) Have a creative weekend, Ralph
You deserve more subs. Your content is top draw 👌
Thank you so much 🙏 I really appreciate your kind words and your support! If you come across a forum discussion where one of my videos could be of help, then perhaps you could consider sharing it. That would be great! Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl I will do!
@@fantasyproduct1042 Thanks a lot! As a Synth TH-camr I am operating in a niche area, all the more I appreciate the help and support of my viewers! Thank you for that 🙏
This is a great tutorial
Thanks 🙏 Glad you find it helpful.
Thanks for your video !
Glad you find it helpful
Thanks for this! helps a lot.
Thank you 🙏 Glad my video is helpful.
WOW that was GREAT ...Thank you for all of this Info..!!!!
Hi Edwin, glad you like it! Thank you!
@@RalphBaumgartl
Hi Ralph. I recall seeing a video on someone commenting on the Arp2600 how The keyboard player from weather report was able to set up a patch to play backwards on his keyboard … was this a patch or was this hardware reconfiguration.. I tried looking into this further to see if I can find a video on how to patch it but had no luck. I was hoping you had any ideas on how to set this up. Where the high notes are in the left-hand and the low notes on the right hand. So it actually plays a mirror image.
Best regards
Edwin,
@@edwinkeys Hello Edwin, yes you can do this with the Voltage Processor. Plug the Keyboard CV output from the Voltage Processor into one ore more VCO's. Move the Keyboard CV slider to the right for adjustment of the tones/octave. Happy patching! Ralph
This synth scares me! I'm too old to learn it I think. I hope you make a patch book for sale for people like me. :)
One is newer too old new things....😉
Another brilliantly clear tutorial, Ralph! Thank you so much!! I always learn so much.
Thank you Mark 🙏 Appreciate your support! Have a creative weekend, Ralph
Very useful thank you 👍👍
Glad to hear that my video is helpful.
Ralph, your videos are wonderful, I now understand my new B2600 much more and am having a blast. Thank You Ralph!! If you or anyone else sees this, can you please tell me how I can get the modulation wheel on my controller (Nektar GXP) to control the LFO on the 2600 (or any other source). Can I assign a midi cc as I do in any VST? Is there an app that can assign controllers to modulation sources on the B2600? Thank you sir
Hello Jamie, thank you for kind feedback! 🙏 Highly appreciated! Some time ago I patched the mod slider of the Arturia Keystep to the LFO depth. It's possible but I don't remember it right now. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks for this helpful video! One small suggestion: say the *names* of the routing sources and destinations, rather than “this slot”. Those of us who don’t have a 2600 in front of us and are watching on a screen of limited size will better understand the routing you’re describing. Thanks again!
Thanks for your suggestion. I will try to implement this in my future tutorials. I am talking without a script so there's no guarantee that I nail this on every patch. Please bear in mind I am NOT a native English speaker. Greetings, Ralph
Thank you very much!!!!!
I appreciate your kind words! Thanks for watching, Ralph
Great one, Ralph! The mult can be used for merging signals, too, right? I would btw also love to see an experienced 2600 user like yourself go absolutely nuts on the B2600 and create ridiculous advanced patches, just to get a better understanding on how to utilize the modules in creative ways. :D
Yes, you can use the MULT section to somehow merge signals. The results can be unpredictable, but that's part of the modular Synth journey 😃
Hi Ralph, is it possible to use the Voltage processor as a way to merge several gates signals into one and patch the merged signal into the gate in of the 2600? Thank you! Max
Sure, that's possible. The question is whether it yields the sonic results you are looking for !? There's only one way to find out ;-) Give it a try and start patching....
I like how Behringer named it the 2600 because it kind of reminds me of sounds that come from the Atari 2600 💓💓💓
😉 The world is full of miracles 😉😃
LOL, well the Behringer 2600 is a clone of an old synth called the ARP 2600 which was made in the 1970's so similar era to the Atari 2600!
@@captainblood9616 oh wow that's cool that means they may be related some way...
Kind of like way back in the day in the late seventies early 80s and '90s you would see a lot of chips that had Texas on them with the letters t i in the middle for Texas instruments it's like it was everywhere for all different brands it's like it was related in some way everywhere even though it's served a different purpose everywhere so yeah that's how the ARP 2600 probably is related to the Atari 2600 because whatever made the arp work probably also made the Atari work I hope all that makes sense I like philosophizing after I medicate 🌿🤣
@@RalphBaumgartl 🤗 all that is in existence is the miracle 💓
@@captainblood9616 Yeah LOL 😂 but I doubt the Atari 2600 is going to be cloned nowadays 😉
I LOVE ! 💙
Thank you for watching my tutorials. Glad you like them.
Super 👍🏻
Glad you like it !
👍
🙏 Thanks
Can i doing sounds for Trance or Hardtrance in the 90 or 2000 years ? Thank you
Yes sure! You can create any conceivable sound with the 2600...
@@RalphBaumgartl thank you for your answer ok i would like to now is the behringer 2600 very good for this music (trance melodys)
@@Pyrozundler-vg1ux A music genre can be interpreted in a multitude of ways. Perhaps you want to check out these two tracks that I created with Behringer 2600 synths. In my personal opinion I rate them as IDM with some Techno influence. Perhaps these tracks help you to make up your mind about a purchase decision.
th-cam.com/video/Jb7eTTwQf6s/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/QRX-BvOoEO4/w-d-xo.html
Greetings, Ralph
Where do you get those small patch cables?
I bought them at thomann
Is the MULT passive or active?
It's passive. Greetings, Ralph
Do you grow 2600's in the baumgartl or am i dreaming?
LOL 😂 no need to grow them. Since they are so affordable it's easier to just buy them in the store 😉