Learn everything about the Behringer 2600 here: ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ79naxyNxNQnNEj_KcmHp5D5 Get started with the Behringer 2500 Eurorack System: ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-c3uoCt82TRo2a_IZmYjCJ ARP 2600 and Behringer 2600 Videos: ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-i8ycRAQNnYcPmADP9quhE Happy patching! Ralph
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Thank you Ralph! Love the ENVF section… even have an artist alias that is calf Envelope Follower. I think it is nice to connect the CV out of the ENVF to both pitch and the filter, sometimes also using the ENVA input.
This was the last part of my 2600 that I haven't yet explored. Thank you so much for your videos, I think I've learned at least 1 important thing from each of them. What a wonderful synth design.
Dear Ralph! My name is Thomas. Besides my day job I am in music production. Yesterday I received my 2600 Blue Marvin and I want to stress that without your video tutorials I most probably would have sent it back to the big t meanwhile. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I got caught in each and every trap around for a bloody 2600 beginner as me. However, after watching many of your videos (some still on my to do list) I have started to manage the beast. And what a great beast it is. I fell in love immediately. And you enabled me to even patch my first two sounds (Kinda proud of it LOL). A snappy bass and the other one is a sound that you most probably would not be able to patch on an original ARP 2600 namely an organ using sine waves from OSC 2 & 3. In one of the videos you invited us to share patches, How am I supposed to do this?
Hello Thomas, thank you very much for your valuable feedback! It's highly appreciated! One of my main goals is to show absolute beginners that there's nothing wrong with their new 2600 Synths, but rather a matter of just learning the Synthesizer! I am so glad that you are using my tutorials to learn the 2600 Synthesizer. Regarding how to share some patch ideas: Just write a few sentences. Most people who have some experience with the 2600 will figure out what you mean. And those people who don't understand it yet, can watch my tutorials first ;-) Wishing you lots of fun with your 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi Ralph, I’m currently saving up for a Behringer 2600. I already have 3 Korg polysynths and the B2600 has been on my radar for a couple of years now. Time to jump in deep and learn all the sound mangling possibilities I think. Please can I ask you if you know of any way that the Release time in the AR or ADSR can be made longer? I’m probably going to want to make long releasing pads and other ambient drones that will benefit from long releases. That is one concern I have about this synth in terms of is it right for me…. I think I’ll still get it even if it’s not possible to make release times longer. I love what possibilities this synth can produce. I hope you’re well 👍😃
@@rickhopkinson Hello Rick, I personally I believe that the release time of the AR/ADSR of the B2600 is sufficiently long enough. But you can also use the initial gain and VCF/Mixer settings to somehow prolong the sound. Dabble with these sliders and see how close you get to your sound ideas. Cheers, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl ok understood and I thank you for your fast reply 😃 when I manage to get the money to buy the synth I will give this a go! 🙏🏻 take care.
I'm so glad I could help you gain a clear understanding of the Envelope Follower! It's always my goal to make complex topics easy to understand. Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Greetings, Ralph
Thank you Philippe! Wish you a great new year too! I am so glad that you are using my tutorials to learn something about the 2600 Synthesizer! Greetings, Ralph
Thanks Ralph for all your good vids about the 2600. I have one for a few weeks and your tips help me a lot. In my opinion you are The 2600 Meister. Keep on going and stay healthy. Greetz James aka KetZonics / K@Z 😊
I trying with the ring mod before put it in the vco 2 in the filter section,just like you said,and it is just awsome !!! Big Thanks for all your clever tips,and well teaching videos.
I really appreciate the videos. I have a lot of synth experience, but my Blue Marvin arrives this Thursday and I wanted to learn the ins-and-outs of the 2600 before it arrives. I think I've now watched all your tutorials and at least know how to get/get rid of a drone note (with the initial gain!). Very helpful and thank you for making these. (And I learned that OSC 1 is the master for the sync on both OSC2 and OSC3. The SYNC switches are unlabeled so I couldn't figure out what OSC was syncing to what other OSC!) Concerning the Envelope follower - my understanding is this is just and AMPLITUDE follower. It doesn't care about pitch of the input signal, just volume. The CV produced doesn't represent the input PITCH, just the input VOLUME envelope. It seems that running env follower through the LAG processor would produce a smoother, more usable envelop. Thanks again, these are very helpful
Hello 👋 Thanks for watching and I am glad that you are getting something out of my tutorials. When you get your Blue Marvin start applying your knowledge immediately with some patching experiments. That's the best way to learn the ins and outs of the 2600. Happy patching! Ralph
Sensei. I have never even tried to use that, and now I'm going to go crazy with it. Is this how to get the robot voices (outside of the vocoder method)? when you were mixing your voice with the synth , it sounded like there were a lot of possibilities . I've seen some videos of people connecting guitars and basses to envelope followers and you have made it easy to under stand, ,thanks a million for that.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled that you found the video helpful. Enjoy exploring all the cool sounds you can create! Greetings, Ralph
You can run a drum trigger into the preamp (x10 range, max gain) and take the env follower out to the AR Gate's In. The env follower out can also go into the VCA's EXP In for a different effect, or even through the ring mod, which can add a nice sizzle to the end of a drum. With Preamp gain at 1000X, if you feed the Env Follow Out to the AR Gate and take the ADSR Out to an inverter in the Voltage Processor, and output that to a VCA Control In, you can get a passable sidechain 'duck'.
If you connect a guitar to the envelope follower and Route the cv out to the Filter opening and close you can use it just like a Autowahpedal😉 but you can Input a Bass drum do shape it with the Filter etc. a real drum can be shaped nicely, you can add noise to a snaredrum etc.
Thanks Ralph! Your tutorial videos have been great help. I plugged my Casio dh-200 to my Blue Marvin and added some reverb - the sound is from another world. On the sidenote do you think that an external sequencer is part of the 2600 experience? Atm im only using basic midi keyboards
Thanks 🙏 I am glad my tutorials are helping you. And yes, I believe that a sequencer is part of the 2600 experience. If your keyboard doesn't have a sequencer on board, you can also get a simple Midi interface for your PC/Mac and use a DAW for sequencing. Happy patching, Ralph
Good video 👍. I'm still torn between the B2600, the Boss RC-505, and the ModWave. I now have the MidiVolts Desktop which gives me three CC to CV outputs which would be great for controlling the 2600 from my Roland AE-30 wind synth.
Thanks for your jolly useful videos. I've just ordered one of these Behringer 2600 on the strength of your tutorials It should be interesting as I used an original thirty years ago which I thought it was a bearly controllable monster, raw, rough and gloriously rude . I always thought the cross modulation was better than a Prophet 5 but that's a very risky thing to say in polite company. Bloody Flat Earthers get everywhere. Ha Ha. Re: "I am running I am running to the edge of the world"
Hello Mussa, please make sure you watch my Beginner tutorial ruclips.net/video/CfezQunKlAE/видео.html and kindly also watch this tutorial here about the Arturia MicroBrute to B2600 connection ruclips.net/video/h5j8I41oyCU/видео.html - The non amplified Trigger/Gate from the MicroBrute is not strong enough to trigger the envelopes on the B2600. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartlHallo Ralph. Also ich versuche mich kurz zu fassen. Zuerst einmal muss ich mich ausführlich bedanken für Deine Videos zum 2600, ohne die wäre ich im Dauerfrust verblieben. Mein Homestudio hat eine zufällige Ansammlung von Effektgeräten (Roland VP 70, Behringer Virtualizer, Alesis Wedge, und A.) Mit dem Envelope Follower hat sich nun ein Weiteres dazugesellt. Die 'besten' Resultate hatte ich bislang mit Musik welche starke Dynamikschwankung hat und mit Drumsoundpatterns. Ich habe zudem den Inverter verwendet und so steuerbares Muting hinbekommen. Mit Gesang und Sprache habe ich nichts Gescheites zustande gebracht. Macht aber Spass, bereue den Kauf des 2600 keine Sekunde. Grüsse.
Learn everything about the Behringer 2600 here:
ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ79naxyNxNQnNEj_KcmHp5D5
Get started with the Behringer 2500 Eurorack System:
ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-c3uoCt82TRo2a_IZmYjCJ
ARP 2600 and Behringer 2600 Videos:
ruclips.net/p/PLlJvIUzIwQ7-i8ycRAQNnYcPmADP9quhE
Happy patching! Ralph
I am running. I am runing. I am running to the edge of the world. I am running. I am runing. I am running to the edge of the world. I am running. I am runing. I am running to the edge of the world.
😉😉😉
An evening in my living-room studio:
1. Switching my BARP 2600 off.
2. Watching Ralph‘s video.
3. Powering up BARP 2600 again.
🙂👍
Hello there, I consider this a compliment! Happy patching, Ralph
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍Bei mir auch
Hello. I never write any comments, but this explanation has made me crazy. I didn't know you could do this. Thank you so much for the tuto!!!!. TX
Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled that the tutorial was helpful and inspiring to you. Greetings, Ralph
Thank you Ralph! Love the ENVF section… even have an artist alias that is calf Envelope Follower. I think it is nice to connect the CV out of the ENVF to both pitch and the filter, sometimes also using the ENVA input.
Thanks for your feedback! Let your imagination run wild with the envelope follower. Happy patching, Ralph
This was the last part of my 2600 that I haven't yet explored. Thank you so much for your videos, I think I've learned at least 1 important thing from each of them. What a wonderful synth design.
Hello Trevor, I am glad to hear that you are learning something from my videos. Thank you very much for your feedback 🙏
Dear Ralph! My name is Thomas. Besides my day job I am in music production. Yesterday I received my 2600 Blue Marvin and I want to stress that without your video tutorials I most probably would have sent it back to the big t meanwhile. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I got caught in each and every trap around for a bloody 2600 beginner as me. However, after watching many of your videos (some still on my to do list) I have started to manage the beast. And what a great beast it is. I fell in love immediately. And you enabled me to even patch my first two sounds (Kinda proud of it LOL). A snappy bass and the other one is a sound that you most probably would not be able to patch on an original ARP 2600 namely an organ using sine waves from OSC 2 & 3. In one of the videos you invited us to share patches, How am I supposed to do this?
Hello Thomas, thank you very much for your valuable feedback! It's highly appreciated!
One of my main goals is to show absolute beginners that there's nothing wrong with their new 2600 Synths, but rather a matter of just learning the Synthesizer!
I am so glad that you are using my tutorials to learn the 2600 Synthesizer. Regarding how to share some patch ideas: Just write a few sentences. Most people who have some experience with the 2600 will figure out what you mean. And those people who don't understand it yet, can watch my tutorials first ;-) Wishing you lots of fun with your 2600 Synth.
Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi Ralph, I’m currently saving up for a Behringer 2600. I already have 3 Korg polysynths and the B2600 has been on my radar for a couple of years now. Time to jump in deep and learn all the sound mangling possibilities I think. Please can I ask you if you know of any way that the Release time in the AR or ADSR can be made longer?
I’m probably going to want to make long releasing pads and other ambient drones that will benefit from long releases.
That is one concern I have about this synth in terms of is it right for me…. I think I’ll still get it even if it’s not possible to make release times longer. I love what possibilities this synth can produce. I hope you’re well 👍😃
@@rickhopkinson Hello Rick, I personally I believe that the release time of the AR/ADSR of the B2600 is sufficiently long enough. But you can also use the initial gain and VCF/Mixer settings to somehow prolong the sound. Dabble with these sliders and see how close you get to your sound ideas. Cheers, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl ok understood and I thank you for your fast reply 😃 when I manage to get the money to buy the synth I will give this a go! 🙏🏻 take care.
@@rickhopkinson The B2600 has so many options. I am sure you will be able to create the sound you are looking for. Or perhaps even something better 😉
As usual (very helpful) have taken me easily from not knowing, to clear understanding. Thank you.
I'm so glad I could help you gain a clear understanding of the Envelope Follower! It's always my goal to make complex topics easy to understand. Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Greetings, Ralph
Great demo, Ralph! Your tutorials are a fantastic resource! Thank you!
Thank you 🙏 I am very glad to hear that! Hope my videos get many people interested in the 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
As great as always Ralph , always a pleasure to explore the 2600 with your explanations…
So thank you , and happy new year Ralph
Thank you Philippe! Wish you a great new year too! I am so glad that you are using my tutorials to learn something about the 2600 Synthesizer! Greetings, Ralph
Your tutorials are great, thank you so much. All the best Dirk
Thank you Dirk! I am glad my tutorials are helpful to you. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks Ralph for all your good vids about the 2600. I have one for a few weeks and your tips help me a lot. In my opinion you are The 2600 Meister. Keep on going and stay healthy. Greetz James aka KetZonics / K@Z 😊
Thanks a lot for your kind words. I am stoked that my videos helped you to get started with the 2600 Synth! Cheers, Ralph
I trying with the ring mod before put it in the vco 2 in the filter section,just like you said,and it is just awsome !!! Big Thanks for all your clever tips,and well teaching videos.
Hello Sylvain, I am glad you get something out my tutorials. Happy patching!
I really appreciate the videos. I have a lot of synth experience, but my Blue Marvin arrives this Thursday and I wanted to learn the ins-and-outs of the 2600 before it arrives. I think I've now watched all your tutorials and at least know how to get/get rid of a drone note (with the initial gain!). Very helpful and thank you for making these. (And I learned that OSC 1 is the master for the sync on both OSC2 and OSC3. The SYNC switches are unlabeled so I couldn't figure out what OSC was syncing to what other OSC!)
Concerning the Envelope follower - my understanding is this is just and AMPLITUDE follower. It doesn't care about pitch of the input signal, just volume. The CV produced doesn't represent the input PITCH, just the input VOLUME envelope.
It seems that running env follower through the LAG processor would produce a smoother, more usable envelop.
Thanks again, these are very helpful
Hello 👋 Thanks for watching and I am glad that you are getting something out of my tutorials. When you get your Blue Marvin start applying your knowledge immediately with some patching experiments. That's the best way to learn the ins and outs of the 2600. Happy patching! Ralph
Sensei. I have never even tried to use that, and now I'm going to go crazy with it. Is this how to get the robot voices (outside of the vocoder method)? when you were mixing your voice with the synth , it sounded like there were a lot of possibilities . I've seen some videos of people connecting guitars and basses to envelope followers and you have made it easy to under stand, ,thanks a million for that.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled that you found the video helpful. Enjoy exploring all the cool sounds you can create! Greetings, Ralph
You can run a drum trigger into the preamp (x10 range, max gain) and take the env follower out to the AR Gate's In. The env follower out can also go into the VCA's EXP In for a different effect, or even through the ring mod, which can add a nice sizzle to the end of a drum. With Preamp gain at 1000X, if you feed the Env Follow Out to the AR Gate and take the ADSR Out to an inverter in the Voltage Processor, and output that to a VCA Control In, you can get a passable sidechain 'duck'.
Thank you for sharing this great patching tip. Greetings, Ralph
Ralph this video was incredibly helpful. Thanks!!!!
Thank you very much! I appreciate your valuable feedback. New content is coming up shortly. Have a pleasant Sunday, Ralph
I plug a Rhodes 54 in :) Thanks for the videos you made, it's amazing !
Hello Ewen, thanks for watching my videos. If I had a Rhodes, I would definitely try to run it through the Envelope follower and VCF too. Have fun!
If you connect a guitar to the envelope follower and Route the cv out to the Filter opening and close you can use it just like a Autowahpedal😉 but you can Input a Bass drum do shape it with the Filter etc. a real drum can be shaped nicely, you can add noise to a snaredrum etc.
With a little bit of experimenting you can come up with some very cool stuff! 😎
You are an excellent tutor !
Thank you 🙏 Glad you like my content.
Thanks Ralph! Your tutorial videos have been great help. I plugged my Casio dh-200 to my Blue Marvin and added some reverb - the sound is from another world. On the sidenote do you think that an external sequencer is part of the 2600 experience? Atm im only using basic midi keyboards
Thanks 🙏 I am glad my tutorials are helping you. And yes, I believe that a sequencer is part of the 2600 experience. If your keyboard doesn't have a sequencer on board, you can also get a simple Midi interface for your PC/Mac and use a DAW for sequencing. Happy patching, Ralph
wow. this gives me so many ideas.
Glad that I was able to spark some ideas/inspiration. Happy patching, Ralph
Good stuff !
Thank you!
Very helpful! Thank you!
Hello Steve, glad to know! Happy patching!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind support! Greetings and happy patching, Ralph
Awesome
1000 danke mein Freund!! Alles gute!!!
Hallo Geraldo, hoffe mein Video hat die weiter geholfen. Mit bestem Gruß, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl ja!! Du bist der best Lehrer von RUclips!!obwohl dass ich nicht english spreche ich vestehe fast alles was du erklärst.Bis Bald!!
@@GeraldoMueller Vielen Dank für das Kompliment 🙏
Good video 👍. I'm still torn between the B2600, the Boss RC-505, and the ModWave. I now have the MidiVolts Desktop which gives me three CC to CV outputs which would be great for controlling the 2600 from my Roland AE-30 wind synth.
If money is an issue, then the Standard B2600 might be your choice as it is cheaper than the Boss RC-505 MK2. And it's in stock 😉
@@RalphBaumgartl not so much the money as which to get next 😀
@@unclemick-synths 😉 guess that applies to all of us 😃
Wow!
Thanks
Hello Teddy, thank you so much for your support! Highly appreciated! I am very glad that you got something out of my video! Best regards, Ralph
What did you find at the edge of the world when you got there?
Well Michael, I think I found the realization that I still have a long way to go regarding my song lyric skills 😉
Is the audio input of the env follower a stereo or mono signal?
and thanks for amazing videos; they really help me understand this beast
The audio input of the envelope follower is mono!
Thanks for your jolly useful videos.
I've just ordered one of these Behringer 2600 on the strength of your tutorials
It should be interesting as I used an original thirty years ago which
I thought it was a bearly controllable monster, raw, rough and gloriously rude .
I always thought the cross modulation was better than a Prophet 5 but that's a very risky thing to say in polite company.
Bloody Flat Earthers get everywhere. Ha Ha.
Re:
"I am running
I am running to the edge of the world"
Thank you for your feedback 🙏 I feel very honored that my tutorials inspired you to get a B2600 for yourself. Greetings, Ralph
Do you like the behringer 2500 modules?
I haven't had a chance yet to play with the Behringer 2500 modules, thus I am unable to give you an honest opinion. Greetings, Ralph
I can’t seem to get a sound when I hook up my Arturia to the behringer 2600. I can hear the drone sound but, I can’t hear any keys I play.
Hello Mussa, please make sure you watch my Beginner tutorial ruclips.net/video/CfezQunKlAE/видео.html and kindly also watch this tutorial here about the Arturia MicroBrute to B2600 connection ruclips.net/video/h5j8I41oyCU/видео.html - The non amplified Trigger/Gate from the MicroBrute is not strong enough to trigger the envelopes on the B2600. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl I have the Arturia Key LaB 61. Connected via MIDI to the Behinger 2600 and I’m getting no sound.
@@destined121 Hello Mussa, make sure you set the Midi channels correctly.
@@RalphBaumgartl yup 🤦🏿 that was the issue, thanks for the help!
@@destined121 if you run into any issues then kindly refer to my tutorials. Happy patching 😃
Thanks Ralph for another great video. I'm keen to plug in my bass guitar and see what I can come up with
Hello Matthew, please let us know how your Bass experiments worked out...
Handsome Ralph
Well, thank you! I sincerely hope you appreciate my style of teaching as well ;-)
I'm playing a Les Paul Deluxe exactly like Pete Townsend's.
Sounds cool 😎
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Ich glaube ich habe hier ein Daft Punk Geheimnis entdeckt. Das gibt eine lange Nacht heute...
Hi Thomas, es freut mich, dass dich mein Video inspiriert hat. Schreib mal was bei deinem "Experiment" heraus gekommen ist....
I thought the same! I think they use a technique like this on the snare drum somewhere on their last album…
@@RalphBaumgartlHallo Ralph. Also ich versuche mich kurz zu fassen. Zuerst einmal muss ich mich ausführlich bedanken für Deine Videos zum 2600, ohne die wäre ich im Dauerfrust verblieben. Mein Homestudio hat eine zufällige Ansammlung von Effektgeräten (Roland VP 70, Behringer Virtualizer, Alesis Wedge, und A.) Mit dem Envelope Follower hat sich nun ein Weiteres dazugesellt. Die 'besten' Resultate hatte ich bislang mit Musik welche starke Dynamikschwankung hat und mit Drumsoundpatterns. Ich habe zudem den Inverter verwendet und so steuerbares Muting hinbekommen. Mit Gesang und Sprache habe ich nichts Gescheites zustande gebracht. Macht aber Spass, bereue den Kauf des 2600 keine Sekunde. Grüsse.
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May your heart always feel the joy of freedom 🙏😃