Me “I don’t want to get addicted to modular synths.. ”. Behringer: “come on! One module won’t get you hooked! All the cool kids are doing it” 5 years later... Me “... and that’s how I ended up living under this bridge”
I just cant get over how expensive some of the cases are. How can a box with a PSU and rails cost 800 bucks..... Good job behringer for bring these prices down. Behringer is quickly becoming my favorite in the business.
It’s appalling how the boutique industry has taken advantage of that part to full extent. I get fancy woodworkers charging a lot, but some cases are just some metal in a press break and plastic moulding. A few voltage regulators and salvaged power supply from a quality audiophile stereo you can get for free on Craigslist will be better than most supplies which are using bargain bin Chinese switching modes in a rectangle cage to mimick the look of a linear supply. Behringer may be using cheap Chinese labor and some of their modules like the neutron have noticeable flaws and “cheapness” but it’s not about perfect mastering grade cjewman modules for everybody. These synths still sound great... and this is all coming from someone with $5000 worth of eurorack. I’m even tempted to get some of these...
Just build the psu yourself. The initial investment comes out around 120, but if you want to keep going. It can be pretty damn cheap. These companies really are ripping us off with these on the profit margin. They could be sold for half the price, and they'd still come out ahead.
@@FlockofSmeagles For sure. I built this one www.metatronicmods.com/store/p9/PSU-linear-eurorack.html Worked out to about that cost and I'm super happy with it. My other linear supply I got from buying old Eurocard cages. Another find that keeps on giving. Rackmount 84HP case for like $30-60 on ebay. Or if you're a DIY case builder, they're built out of rack rails minus the strip (besides usually 2-4 m2.5 strips).
Dude, I want to do this. Have any videos how youre doing this? Also, can you patch the Neutron to make the Crave a Paraphonic, is that just adding an extra oscillator?
@@atonegames The crave can handle two VCO inputs. I run the 2 Wasp oscillators out to give the Crave 3 total. I can also use the VCO out from the crave to the third VCO input on the Wasp, giving the Wasp 3 VCOs as well! Having each synth running three together with all those LFOs and filters makes for really fun jams. I can also separate each synth by having separate MIDI ports, so each has three oscillators. I could do a video if there's interest.
I am back in music after a 15+ year long hiatus. Back then Behringer was something I mostly avoided as a habit. Now, I must say that they have stepped up their game, and made it affordable for everyone to enjoy music making. Well done!
Behringer caught the hardware industry with it's pants down. Because this gear is so affordable, it will end up in the hands of people who only dreamed of owning lots of synsthesizers.
I've been curious about this stuff for years but the cost was a real barrier for me. Well now I've got my hands on it and I like it even more than I thought I would. I've got a Model D and a Neutron. I think I'm going to stop there for awhile and really get in to what I've got.
Exactly, given that a mono synth on its own is only half of the audio equation, an affordable but well thought through desktop or Eurorack synth-dedicated stereo effects module or unit would be of huge interest to synthesists. Like many, I've bought a Zoom ms70cdr guitar pedal which allows multiple effects to be stacked, but it's restricted by its pedal format. Mooer's Ocean Machine looks really interesting, but still seems primarily guitar-oriented. I'd love to afford the Eventide and Strymon units (still pedals) but as well as being budget-shredding they're a bit cliche, leaving a real gap in the market sat begging for a company like Behringer to fill with something interesting above and more specifically 'synthy' and flexible than their own unstackable effects on their FX600 pedal.
We have been producing with conventional sequencers and MIDI clock, controlling ROMplers, analogs, and digital synths. We just bought a Behringer Monopoly. For the first time ever, we took the CV out of an analog drum machine and put into the CV in of the Monopoly. The drum machine was “clocking” the various filters of the Monopoly. Very cool. We will be using this technique to add modulating frequency sounds that are clocked via CV rather than MIDI, while manipulating parameters live during recording into our Protools DAW. This is freedom. Thank you Behringer!
Hallo Götz, Vielen Dank für deine Videos. Ich bin ein Fan von deinen Tutorials und Behringer kann froh sein dich im Team zu haben 👍 Du bist ein richtig guter Tutor 🙏
Well, what is the accomplishment anyway? To be honest: Building a giant factory in China that mass produces other's inventions? Forgive me if I'm not impressed....
@@Bagatellamusic Other ppls inventions that were abandoned, so they revived them and had to redesign them to sound the same with different modern components.
@@Bagatellamusic You are forgiven to not be impressed, but only just. Behringer don't steal inventions. Each synth company puts together synths to their own liking, and I don't see any new tech or patents flying around - why? Because they are taking other peoples tech and building a synth with it. It is only the big Japanese companies that try to reinvent the wheel. By your standard we should only have one company selling electric "Fender style" guitars or one brand of saxophone. We should only have one company selling hatchback cars, one company selling pop-up toasters, and don't try and compete with Tesla, as that would be stealing!? Why is the world of music production different or why should it be treated different? Behringer also have a big legal team, and they already told you that we have these rules for good reason - free market and stop monopoly, duh! And that giant Chinese factory is making own parts that wasn't getting made, making good vintage kit more serviceable. While seriously opening up the market of electronic music production to the world. I could today put together a complex analogue synth setup including 18 Channel Mixer with FX; Drums, Lead, Bass and a couple of poly synths, and a couple of classic synths for less than £2,500. A couple of years ago you could have cost £15,000. And Behringer made that possible. I don't know who you are or what you do, but in my world that is really impressive. And I don't need anyone to follow their path, with the scale of what they are doing, well I just need them to continue being this impressive. What impresses you? Most impressive music company of the last 20 years, why? Mine is Behringer, reasons stated.
@@alphanumeric1529 its called VD400 and i think its quite "new" maybe max 1-2 yrs or so? reverb.com/de/item/28254081-behringer-vintage-delay-vd400?gclid=Cj0KCQiAkePyBRCEARIsAMy5ScuT944Le3BSlSGhZ6lbMpA1pZqJoC0W6yMUyALGkqm-JfjQ5n8RgaAaAlp5EALw_wcB&merchant_id=115358659&pla=1& (reverb is quite expensive but i dont know many englisch websites because im from austria and always order at thomann which is much cheaper) They also have a nice DIgital delay, Overdrive clones, etc etc
I gotta get that Crave at some point , but as soon as you guys announced them , I was plotting to get a 110 osc. to boost my Microbrute . although maybe 2 birds 1 stone . Boost the Microbrute with a Crave . Semi-Modular ; the new gateway drug
@@pastoelio No reason they couldn't, considering all the MI stuff is open source. Plus let's be honest, if they kicked out Rings and Clouds and some others for just $100, people would be all over that.
Some modular pieces and that eurorack will be awesome to get when they're out! I'm imagining pairing my Pro-1 with a neutron... And perhaps a Cat or modular when it drops.
I just like to use my grandmother with a separate ADSR, which controls the filter cutoff. There are many mir possibilities I could imagine, but right now this is the most important addition I would need for my current setup
Beautiful superfat sounds. The combination I would be most interested in is like the first example, adding an extra oscillator. Another thing I would like to try is splitting the wave, processing the resulting waveforms differently and then mixing them together. And of course trying out different types of filters.
Odyssey MIDI linked to a Model D, with the Model D audio out played through the Odyssey's audio in. Gives you a 5 osc monster when the 2 synths are mixed, on which you can use the arp, sequencer, envelope, filter and effects. The Odyssey's pitch shift effect kind of allows you to do fat pad sounds.
thumbs up for the c64 t-shirt, you guys need to bring a sid chip based synth to the game, change the filter and modulation options but the roar sid chip ooscilator is a thing of real beauty
Me: "Dangit Behringer Is already gave you all of my money, what more do you want from me?" Behringer: "Everything!!!!" *makes modular synths affordable and comprehensive*
adding the 110 or 112 to the Crave looks like a great idea and something I would like to do, but I probably need a power supply and case for them - right? (if so, what would be the cheapest option?)
You are by far, my fave Behringer demo rep! I have two of your Model D synths, each in a custom cab, and now as yet a single Crave, soon to also be mounted in a custom cab. I want the dual ADSR module, but can find it for sale nowhere! I'd also be very interested for Behringer to re-imagine a clone of the original Korg SQ-10 sequencer, about the size of your Model D synths- I would buy 2! BTW, Behringer- not only do your semi-modulars "also integrate themselves into the big modular world of Eurorack", they also integrate with PAiA, Korg, and other non-Eurorack systems, just to be fair!
Hi guys, total modular noob here! I just got myself a Crave unit, and I am loving it so far! I'd love to expand on it with one more OSC from Behringer System 100, but do I need some sort of external power for this additional OSC, or will it power itself via connection with Crave? I see the little wooden housing in the video, but I don't know is that just for securing it, or does it have power outlet? Thanks in advance! :D
yes, you will need a Powered Eurorack Case...... check Doepfer as they are the creators of the eurorack format.... Intellejel, Tip Top Audio, Doepfer, MakeNoise, and Arturia all have fine powered cases..... Behringer makes one now as well.....
Oh my gosh, Götz, I didn't know you work for Behringer now! That's so cool! ...I think I know whom we'll have to thank for it if Behringer starts selling DIY-kits. :D
The upgrade I am the most happy with on my system is the reverb tank. I use it for evrything but the kick and bass. It is not a very expensive upgrade, there are alot of options and it will soften any sound, making most patches sounding more "realistic" and adding ambience to patches that may sound a bit too stiff or digital.
Arturia MiniBrute 2 linked to a Behringer Neutron does it for me! Same form factor, both the patch bays line up nicely together giving a 4 oscillator, 3 LFO monstersynth.
Falling headfirst down the modular rabbit hole is all your fault, I bought a neutron and a modal d when they first came out, then I had to get more eurorack modules. I found one of the most useful modules to hook up to the neutron was the Ornament & Crime (O_c) module, it takes a while to get your head around it, but it really opened up lots of possibilities with the neutron.
Is there some web resource out there to easily explain patching of hardware in detail? Like for those with a couple synths, drum machine, sampler, midi controller, and audio interface. how does one figure out what plugs in to where to get it all working together? I read someone say their ruined their O-Coast by patching cables wrong and it fried the thing. I am very impressed by this video, but every option he shows is intimidating because how is a person to know all those different cable connections to make?
Please play the rest of the A-team theme song! I use my Crave with the Korg Monotron Delay all the time for jamming, but not much for producing music in the studio since the Monotron is very noisy. I love to run the KB CV to other VCO's with a buffered mult and Envelope to the VCA's on my modular to make it very fat and beefy. Just de-tuning some VCO's a bit, or even tuning them to other octaves.
I hope Behringer will enter the patch cable market, they are stupidly expensive for what they are. We’re going to need lots of them for all our Behringer modules. Stackable cables are especially expensive!!
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great. love the modular. but we need a limited edition of the MS1 in the same colourcheme of the modular. i will build me a big new behringer modul wall . they look and sounds awsome. 🙏
I have added loudness velocity and a dynamic filter opens via velocity on my model D by using an additional Midi interface from doepfer.... Because I could not wait for Behringer modular. But I have the Model D!
The only combination I'm able to do right now is Odyssey and Model-D, and I simply do that over midi. However it's amazing being able to combine Moog and Arp sound so you can get real bass power similar to Stevie wonder sounds. And that for less than 1000 Euros. Having said that - I understand why people might want a Bodyssey Rack so you could add that easily to a behringer rack.
That full synth voice (the 110?) is only about 99 American though you still need a case - try the Nifty Bundle or just the Nifty Case by Cre8 Audio my personal choice for the best deal on Eurorack in the game right now
Patient Bear is patient. The go case is on the must buy list. Looking forward to rebuild a Mono/Poly on steroids, because unfortunately it´s not on B´s laundry list at the moment.... Well, meanwhile I gonna frankenstein that with a bunch of modules and hopefully yours are available at shopping time :D
Any chance you could make dedicated keyboard cases for things like the D, Cat, Pro-One, ect? Nothing big just something with a dedicated 2/3 octave keyboard and a case. Cheapest ones I can find are like $350 for handmade wooden ones.
I'd go for at least 49 or even better 61 Keys with Pitch and Mod Wheel, Velocity and Aftertouch. And I second that wish, as there is nothing really fitting to these synths. The quality of the odyssey keybed is pretty awesome just it's to short for a bunch of typical solo stuff. Behringer seems to have made some keyboard controllers in the past but seems they are not available anymore.
For my personal interest right now. I'm leaning the other way. I'm hoping Behringer will clone the Arp Pro-Soloist or Roland SH-1000, Yamaha SY-2 the Minitmoog something along those lines. Also the Solina which I think is on their horizon? A preset analog synth and a string machine is a wonderfully musical pairing. Sure it's fun to paint with every crayon in the box but it's sometimes also inspiring to just draw with an artist quality pencil and a fine piece of paper.
An important module would be a polyphonic midi interface for 100 m , the original also had a polyphonic keyboard option , if you make your filters and osc double like you did it is the logical step
So my question is, if I wanted to buy that 110 module for my Crave synth, and I did not want to buy that huge "eurorack", is there a small "housing box" to put the 100 module in? Is there also a like an ac to dc wall "adapter" that powers the 110 module?
is the video footage "realtime"? I am wondering about the settings on the crave which should not sound as they sound here - see the cutoff frequency or am i missing something?
Me “I don’t want to get addicted to modular synths.. ”.
Behringer: “come on! One module won’t get you hooked! All the cool kids are doing it”
5 years later...
Me “... and that’s how I ended up living under this bridge”
Our mothers warned us of this =~}
Hahaha
Good one
At least it wont be cold down there with all that analog warmth lmao
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This is your brain on modular. 🎛
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I just cant get over how expensive some of the cases are. How can a box with a PSU and rails cost 800 bucks..... Good job behringer for bring these prices down. Behringer is quickly becoming my favorite in the business.
It’s appalling how the boutique industry has taken advantage of that part to full extent. I get fancy woodworkers charging a lot, but some cases are just some metal in a press break and plastic moulding. A few voltage regulators and salvaged power supply from a quality audiophile stereo you can get for free on Craigslist will be better than most supplies which are using bargain bin Chinese switching modes in a rectangle cage to mimick the look of a linear supply. Behringer may be using cheap Chinese labor and some of their modules like the neutron have noticeable flaws and “cheapness” but it’s not about perfect mastering grade cjewman modules for everybody. These synths still sound great... and this is all coming from someone with $5000 worth of eurorack. I’m even tempted to get some of these...
Just build the psu yourself. The initial investment comes out around 120, but if you want to keep going. It can be pretty damn cheap. These companies really are ripping us off with these on the profit margin. They could be sold for half the price, and they'd still come out ahead.
@@FlockofSmeagles For sure. I built this one www.metatronicmods.com/store/p9/PSU-linear-eurorack.html
Worked out to about that cost and I'm super happy with it. My other linear supply I got from buying old Eurocard cages. Another find that keeps on giving. Rackmount 84HP case for like $30-60 on ebay. Or if you're a DIY case builder, they're built out of rack rails minus the strip (besides usually 2-4 m2.5 strips).
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Yeah i genuinely enjoy behringer vids
I’ve been combining the Crave and the Neutron. It gets really crazy with both VCAs interacting with each other.
Dude, I want to do this. Have any videos how youre doing this? Also, can you patch the Neutron to make the Crave a Paraphonic, is that just adding an extra oscillator?
Need more videos on how to use one synth, with another.
@@atonegames The crave can handle two VCO inputs. I run the 2 Wasp oscillators out to give the Crave 3 total. I can also use the VCO out from the crave to the third VCO input on the Wasp, giving the Wasp 3 VCOs as well! Having each synth running three together with all those LFOs and filters makes for really fun jams. I can also separate each synth by having separate MIDI ports, so each has three oscillators. I could do a video if there's interest.
I am back in music after a 15+ year long hiatus. Back then Behringer was something I mostly avoided as a habit. Now, I must say that they have stepped up their game, and made it affordable for everyone to enjoy music making. Well done!
Behringer caught the hardware industry with it's pants down. Because this gear is so affordable, it will end up in the hands of people who only dreamed of owning lots of synsthesizers.
I just bought a Deep Mind 12.. Love it. But yeah you are totally right.
I've been curious about this stuff for years but the cost was a real barrier for me. Well now I've got my hands on it and I like it even more than I thought I would. I've got a Model D and a Neutron. I think I'm going to stop there for awhile and really get in to what I've got.
Truth!
people like me !
my Sweetwater Wishlist has modules(and a eurorack case) in it that will "augment" the sounds of my Neutron and MicroBrute......
Behringer to synths, what Sinclair was to computers. Setting more people on a path of self discovery.
Put some of your TC-Electronics FX stuff in the same case like your synths to create a great desktop or Eurorack FX Tool, that would be great!
Great work Dudes! Can’t wait to get my System 55 fixed filter - my first step to building the complete system, but for now a beautiful filter!❤️
Behringer is really killing it in the synth market. Really impressed.
Stereo out with effects would be a useful module to add on.
Yeah, because Behringer got all the effects of TC-Electronics.
Exactly, given that a mono synth on its own is only half of the audio equation, an affordable but well thought through desktop or Eurorack synth-dedicated stereo effects module or unit would be of huge interest to synthesists.
Like many, I've bought a Zoom ms70cdr guitar pedal which allows multiple effects to be stacked, but it's restricted by its pedal format. Mooer's Ocean Machine looks really interesting, but still seems primarily guitar-oriented.
I'd love to afford the Eventide and Strymon units (still pedals) but as well as being budget-shredding they're a bit cliche, leaving a real gap in the market sat begging for a company like Behringer to fill with something interesting above and more specifically 'synthy' and flexible than their own unstackable effects on their FX600 pedal.
I already own a Neutron.... And I'm waiting for these 100M modules !! :o)
same here except i still need the extra powered case/box
Me too, will buy another Neutron, Sys 55 and the amazing CAT.
We have been producing with conventional sequencers and MIDI clock, controlling ROMplers, analogs, and digital synths. We just bought a Behringer Monopoly. For the first time ever, we took the CV out of an analog drum machine and put into the CV in of the Monopoly. The drum machine was “clocking” the various filters of the Monopoly. Very cool. We will be using this technique to add modulating frequency sounds that are clocked via CV rather than MIDI, while manipulating parameters live during recording into our Protools DAW. This is freedom. Thank you Behringer!
My first synth arrived yesterday, Pro 1, and I am looking for the next module. Behringer did nice job!
Hallo Götz,
Vielen Dank für deine Videos.
Ich bin ein Fan von deinen Tutorials und Behringer kann froh sein dich im Team zu haben 👍
Du bist ein richtig guter Tutor 🙏
What's not to love about what Behringer is accomplishing these days. Well done you beautiful souls at Headquarters. 🙂😀😊👏👏👏🥳
Well, what is the accomplishment anyway? To be honest: Building a giant factory in China that mass produces other's inventions? Forgive me if I'm not impressed....
@@Bagatellamusic please do it then. And sell your products for the same price or cheaper. Only then I'll consider your statement valid
@@Bagatellamusic Other ppls inventions that were abandoned, so they revived them and had to redesign them to sound the same with different modern components.
@@Bagatellamusic You are forgiven to not be impressed, but only just. Behringer don't steal inventions. Each synth company puts together synths to their own liking, and I don't see any new tech or patents flying around - why? Because they are taking other peoples tech and building a synth with it. It is only the big Japanese companies that try to reinvent the wheel. By your standard we should only have one company selling electric "Fender style" guitars or one brand of saxophone. We should only have one company selling hatchback cars, one company selling pop-up toasters, and don't try and compete with Tesla, as that would be stealing!? Why is the world of music production different or why should it be treated different? Behringer also have a big legal team, and they already told you that we have these rules for good reason - free market and stop monopoly, duh! And that giant Chinese factory is making own parts that wasn't getting made, making good vintage kit more serviceable. While seriously opening up the market of electronic music production to the world. I could today put together a complex analogue synth setup including 18 Channel Mixer with FX; Drums, Lead, Bass and a couple of poly synths, and a couple of classic synths for less than £2,500. A couple of years ago you could have cost £15,000. And Behringer made that possible. I don't know who you are or what you do, but in my world that is really impressive. And I don't need anyone to follow their path, with the scale of what they are doing, well I just need them to continue being this impressive. What impresses you? Most impressive music company of the last 20 years, why? Mine is Behringer, reasons stated.
Just saying, don't call Behringer skilled innovators. Call them for what they are: skilled replicators...
Everything is coming together. Any plans on some spring reverb and analog delay 😉
Ooo, hoping for a space echo of sorts ;)
The new dreadbox nostalgia analog delay is awesome and affordable
they have an analog delay but its a guitar pedal
It sounds super great and is also a clone and absolutely amazing for 20€
@@albonymus1682 Link? Old or new Behringer?
@@alphanumeric1529 its called VD400 and i think its quite "new" maybe max 1-2 yrs or so?
reverb.com/de/item/28254081-behringer-vintage-delay-vd400?gclid=Cj0KCQiAkePyBRCEARIsAMy5ScuT944Le3BSlSGhZ6lbMpA1pZqJoC0W6yMUyALGkqm-JfjQ5n8RgaAaAlp5EALw_wcB&merchant_id=115358659&pla=1&
(reverb is quite expensive but i dont know many englisch websites because im from austria and always order at thomann which is much cheaper)
They also have a nice DIgital delay, Overdrive clones, etc etc
BEHRINGER IS THE BEST THING HAPPENED TO ELECTRONIC MUSIC. PERIOD
I gotta get that Crave at some point , but as soon as you guys announced them , I was plotting to get a 110 osc. to boost my Microbrute . although maybe 2 birds 1 stone . Boost the Microbrute with a Crave .
Semi-Modular ; the new gateway drug
Good idea,.... i am gonna try this later today, as i was starting to route and intergrate more with gear for a while a couple of days or so from now.
some controllers, two Neutrons, some S&Hs and a MI Clouds. you get a perfect drone machine to help reaching the Nirvana!
Yes, a Clouds clone ... as well as a Tiptop Audio Trigger Riot clone!
@@freeform144 its not 20 years and older , so i doubt behringer will remake those modules u can still buy
You forgot Maths or its Spanish cousin Befaco Rampage :)
@@pastoelio No reason they couldn't, considering all the MI stuff is open source. Plus let's be honest, if they kicked out Rings and Clouds and some others for just $100, people would be all over that.
@@SSquirrel1976 It's open source but not for profit?
Some modular pieces and that eurorack will be awesome to get when they're out! I'm imagining pairing my Pro-1 with a neutron... And perhaps a Cat or modular when it drops.
Really good tutorial!👏👏 More stuff like this please😄
I just like to use my grandmother with a separate ADSR, which controls the filter cutoff. There are many mir possibilities I could imagine, but right now this is the most important addition I would need for my current setup
Beautiful superfat sounds. The combination I would be most interested in is like the first example, adding an extra oscillator. Another thing I would like to try is splitting the wave, processing the resulting waveforms differently and then mixing them together. And of course trying out different types of filters.
The chip tune thing coming out of the Cat made me smile. The sound of the WASP made me sit up!
Odyssey MIDI linked to a Model D, with the Model D audio out played through the Odyssey's audio in. Gives you a 5 osc monster when the 2 synths are mixed, on which you can use the arp, sequencer, envelope, filter and effects. The Odyssey's pitch shift effect kind of allows you to do fat pad sounds.
thumbs up for the c64 t-shirt, you guys need to bring a sid chip based synth to the game, change the filter and modulation options but the roar sid chip ooscilator is a thing of real beauty
More of these, please! Behringer will be featured in many marketing text books in the future, genius-level business moves in recent years
Me: "Dangit Behringer Is already gave you all of my money, what more do you want from me?"
Behringer: "Everything!!!!" *makes modular synths affordable and comprehensive*
Dude, this, for real lol
I love adding any modulation modules, and FX.
adding the 110 or 112 to the Crave looks like a great idea and something I would like to do, but I probably need a power supply and case for them - right? (if so, what would be the cheapest option?)
Cre8 Audio either the Nifty case or nifty bundle gives you a ton of functionality not included anywhere else built into the case
This is fire! I will have a great time with these ideas!
I'll be trying the Neutron with my new modular set-up next week, can't wait to start experimenting...
Pure evil, didn´t know i needed modules before.....
He makes it look so simple!
A remade Behringer BCR2000 would be a pretty cool upgrade for synths.
Awesome the cat sounded like an 80s trim phone at the start 😉
Fun video! And yes, now I'm definitely going to have to buy some modules for "the thinthethizer" :-)
Still learning the Crave, Wasp, and Vocoder...
You are by far, my fave Behringer demo rep! I have two of your Model D synths, each in a custom cab, and now as yet a single Crave, soon to also be mounted in a custom cab. I want the dual ADSR module, but can find it for sale nowhere! I'd also be very interested for Behringer to re-imagine a clone of the original Korg SQ-10 sequencer, about the size of your Model D synths- I would buy 2! BTW, Behringer- not only do your semi-modulars "also integrate themselves into the big modular world of Eurorack", they also integrate with PAiA, Korg, and other non-Eurorack systems, just to be fair!
Hi guys, total modular noob here!
I just got myself a Crave unit, and I am loving it so far! I'd love to expand on it with one more OSC from Behringer System 100, but do I need some sort of external power for this additional OSC, or will it power itself via connection with Crave? I see the little wooden housing in the video, but I don't know is that just for securing it, or does it have power outlet? Thanks in advance! :D
yes, you will need a Powered Eurorack Case...... check Doepfer as they are the creators of the eurorack format.... Intellejel, Tip Top Audio, Doepfer, MakeNoise, and Arturia all have fine powered cases..... Behringer makes one now as well.....
Great job behringer I’ll sure buy a bunch of the modules
Oh my gosh, Götz, I didn't know you work for Behringer now! That's so cool!
...I think I know whom we'll have to thank for it if Behringer starts selling DIY-kits. :D
5:00 the A-Team intro 😁
And @ 2:29 the first two notes from the Terminator Theme
Wow this is awesome!!!! I cant wait to watch. Thanks behringer!!!
The upgrade I am the most happy with on my system is the reverb tank. I use it for evrything but the kick and bass. It is not a very expensive upgrade, there are alot of options and it will soften any sound, making most patches sounding more "realistic" and adding ambience to patches that may sound a bit too stiff or digital.
Me: It's too complicated!
Behringer: Come on! Just one module...
First ones free . . . .
Arturia MiniBrute 2 linked to a Behringer Neutron does it for me! Same form factor, both the patch bays line up nicely together giving a 4 oscillator, 3 LFO monstersynth.
Falling headfirst down the modular rabbit hole is all your fault, I bought a neutron and a modal d when they first came out, then I had to get more eurorack modules. I found one of the most useful modules to hook up to the neutron was the Ornament & Crime (O_c) module, it takes a while to get your head around it, but it really opened up lots of possibilities with the neutron.
Exactly what I was thinking yesterday! Get these filters for my synths and Gogo Gadgeto Synth!
Great Job Behringer, the funk is back.💚💜💙💛❤
aw man. Commodore 64 shirt!
Is there some web resource out there to easily explain patching of hardware in detail? Like for those with a couple synths, drum machine, sampler, midi controller, and audio interface. how does one figure out what plugs in to where to get it all working together? I read someone say their ruined their O-Coast by patching cables wrong and it fried the thing.
I am very impressed by this video, but every option he shows is intimidating because how is a person to know all those different cable connections to make?
Please play the rest of the A-team theme song! I use my Crave with the Korg Monotron Delay all the time for jamming, but not much for producing music in the studio since the Monotron is very noisy. I love to run the KB CV to other VCO's with a buffered mult and Envelope to the VCA's on my modular to make it very fat and beefy. Just de-tuning some VCO's a bit, or even tuning them to other octaves.
I hope Behringer will enter the patch cable market, they are stupidly expensive for what they are. We’re going to need lots of them for all our Behringer modules. Stackable cables are especially expensive!!
Unleash the CAT we ARE ready, and want to hear you. Lmao 🤣 🤣🤣
When can we buy that 4hp Power Supply? need it badly! Great videos!
Great T-shirt!!! C= for life.
Modular/eurorack tutorial videos like this make me want to buy some eurorack modules. Makes it seem less daunting.
English native speaker: There is this synthesizer-themed store on South Street in Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Me: Don’t speak Slytherin
Wait, is there really a synth shop in Pittsfield??
The Sunshine Group That is exactly what I was wondering!
I googled it to no avail. Sure there are music stores with keyboards...but I'm not sure about synths!
Guys, seriously!? You didn't get the joke?
Americans cannot speak English like a native. They struggle with pronouncing any English word that contains vowels, i.e. that is most of them! 🤣
F.Y.I. I am a native Englishman. 😉
"You say to-may-to, I say to-mar-to, let's call the whole thing off." 🤣
LOVE this video--great ideas for connections!
great. love the modular. but we need a limited edition of the MS1 in the same colourcheme of the modular. i will build me a big new behringer modul wall . they look and sounds awsome. 🙏
Great stuff.Dont forget a dc coupled audiointerface.
I have added loudness velocity and a dynamic filter opens via velocity on my model D by using an additional Midi interface from doepfer.... Because I could not wait for Behringer modular. But I have the Model D!
I just want to know when all the eurorack modules and complete eurorack systems in a case will be coming out and how much?
Please more Videos about Neutron. I have a Neutron. I love my Neutron
Cool tutorial.
Exactly I want to combine, my Crave with modular 100 or 50
Sold! Have the terrific MS1, I'll take the rest. 😉 Inspiring gear, bravo.
He's got lovely hair, I like the way it goes down the sides.
My Neutron and Model D have been entangled since day one to make one crazy big synth.
Was planning on doing this exact thing with the crave
I'm just waiting for the 3 rack stand for my new 3 140hp powered Behringer Eurorack cases. It's going to be epic!
The only combination I'm able to do right now is Odyssey and Model-D, and I simply do that over midi. However it's amazing being able to combine Moog and Arp sound so you can get real bass power similar to Stevie wonder sounds. And that for less than 1000 Euros. Having said that - I understand why people might want a Bodyssey Rack so you could add that easily to a behringer rack.
Cool C64 T-Shirt!
3:20 man it sounds so beautiful
This is what I was thinking of doing with a crave, if I could find some sort of very cheap oscillator module.
That full synth voice (the 110?) is only about 99 American though you still need a case - try the Nifty Bundle or just the Nifty Case by Cre8 Audio my personal choice for the best deal on Eurorack in the game right now
Patient Bear is patient. The go case is on the must buy list. Looking forward to rebuild a Mono/Poly on steroids, because unfortunately it´s not on B´s laundry list at the moment.... Well, meanwhile I gonna frankenstein that with a bunch of modules and hopefully yours are available at shopping time :D
Just here to show love for that pimp my synth logo 😍
It would be so dope if you guys could do a modern version of a semi-modular drum machine like the MFB Schlagzwerg.
Any chance you could make dedicated keyboard cases for things like the D, Cat, Pro-One, ect? Nothing big just something with a dedicated 2/3 octave keyboard and a case. Cheapest ones I can find are like $350 for handmade wooden ones.
I'd go for at least 49 or even better 61 Keys with Pitch and Mod Wheel, Velocity and Aftertouch. And I second that wish, as there is nothing really fitting to these synths. The quality of the odyssey keybed is pretty awesome just it's to short for a bunch of typical solo stuff. Behringer seems to have made some keyboard controllers in the past but seems they are not available anymore.
Thanks for the very informative video!
I need to buy 2 craves. 1 with 921 and 921B modules and another With 112. It will sound great? Why u dont do a demo for us, behringer?
I'm just here nerding out on this shit, still don't fully understand but just enjoy watching this kinda stuff 😁🤘🏽
For my personal interest right now. I'm leaning the other way. I'm hoping Behringer will clone the Arp Pro-Soloist or Roland SH-1000, Yamaha SY-2 the Minitmoog something along those lines. Also the Solina which I think is on their horizon? A preset analog synth and a string machine is a wonderfully musical pairing. Sure it's fun to paint with every crayon in the box but it's sometimes also inspiring to just draw with an artist quality pencil and a fine piece of paper.
ridiculously excited about the forthcoming Ar[ 2600 clone.... :)
My ideal system: System 100 or Behringer 2600 driven by the sequencer in my Arturia Minibrute 2S.
An important module would be a polyphonic midi interface for 100 m , the original also had a polyphonic keyboard option , if you make your filters and osc double like you did it is the logical step
So my question is, if I wanted to buy that 110 module for my Crave synth, and I did not want to buy that huge "eurorack", is there a small "housing box" to put the 100 module in? Is there also a like an ac to dc wall "adapter" that powers the 110 module?
This was brilliant. I would not mind adding additional oscillators to my setup.
Collectively we are still waiting for the modules and the go racks.
So when and how much?
Dope ! Bytheway... when comes SP1200 with same layout, same 12bits !?
Yes, please! Behringer will surely do it better and cheaper than the current sp1200 clone offering!
SP2400 24-bit with downsampling *dreams* @@konceptikon9272
I need your 2600. Release it to us please!!
Love the t-shirt!
Cool! How do you give power to a single module if you don’t have a powered case?
I would love to see some of the tc effect pedals translated to eurorack. I’d love to put a few of those in my rack
Now is the question, when will those modules hit the market? End 2021...?
Loved the video! That modular series looks awesome, can't wait to get a module.
PD: that filthy frank thumbnail lol
Love the Commodore 64 shirt!
is the video footage "realtime"? I am wondering about the settings on the crave which should not sound as they sound here - see the cutoff frequency or am i missing something?
Hey commadore 64 shirt! I remember having to load my old c64 and type a bunch of commands to load games 😋
Great video!