Every Unreleased Behringer Synth, Drum Machine & More!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- A list to update you of all unreleased @behringer gear. This includes, DAWs, controllers, synths, and drum machines.
A few I missed adding to the video are:
-Mixer Usb Hub for their Mini & Micro Synths
-UB-1 Micro Spirit
-OMX, an Oberheim DMX drum machine clone
-Roland CR-78 Clone
-Behringer JAM
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:37 CHIPS Act
2:17 Behringer List Sources
2:42 1601 Sequencer
3:12 2-XM
3:32 AD104
4:42 AKS Mini Soul
5:12 BCR32 Midi Controller
5:56 Behremin
6:48 Behringer DAW & Virtual Instruments
7:56 CS Mini Soul
8:45 DS-80
9:12 Edge
10:21 Enigma
11:05 Hiro Tribe Soul
11:39 JT-4000 Micro Spirit
12:34 Lm Drum
13:11 Model 15
14:02 Model D Mini Soul
14:37 MS-5
15:00 Polivoks
15:56 Polyeight
16:12 Pro-16
16:43 Pro-800
17:00 Pro VS Mini Soul
17:46 Proton
18:35 RS-9
19:09 RSF Kobol
19:49 Saturn Mini Soul
20:02 Solina String Ensemble
20:30 Syncussion SY-1
20:53 Toro
21:15 UB-Xa & UB-Xa Desktop
22:23 VCS 3
23:00 Wave
23:26 Final Remarks 
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Which unreleased Behringer product are you looking forward to the most?
synthi
Edge
Proton and edge plus some of the little micro synths
I *was* looking forward to the UB-Xa for *three* years. Fortunately now the original is available from Oberheim/Sequential.
LM-drum !
Behringer is the only synth manufacturer in history that provides more content for videos about unreleased synths than actually releasing synths
Indeed but when the content isn't about a currently availible product it's usually about something they are working on or have in development.
It's no secret that Behinger are copying or cloning other peoples equipment.
Whether or not some of the delayed releases are down to legal reasons or whether they simply haven't finished developing the products is something we as the consumers are unaware of.
I was absolutely certain Moog would sue over the release of the Model D. Until it was pointed out that the Patent had likely expired.
Many of the synths they are recreating or promising to make used IC and other LSI technology that is long obsolete. Meaning they either have to alter the design or attempt to remanufacture long dead technologies. Either way they could claim some of the IP for that.
In the electronics industry this type of reverse engineering is often called "Black Boxing"
Essentially what the term refers to is a circuit that produces the same resulting output without necessarily employing the same circuitry to do it.
@@Lamster66 yeah. Same but different but shit lol. Ok
I swap the model d for a minatur
Leaves it's for dead.
You can make it sound as technical as you like. My ears don't lie to me.
Don't kid yaself mate
You.are wrong. It's not the same.
Go buy one and get back to me
@@AndyBondo
Buy one what?
A model D?
Got one had it since they first came out Sound like every minimoog i've ever used I was so impressed I boughr a Pro one and that sound just like the Sequential Circuits on I had about 35 years ago. Just for a laugh I also bought the deepmind12 and If they ever actually release the OBXa clonei'll be buying one of thpse too!
Get back to me when you know wtf you are actually talking about mate!
@@AndyBondo
Well as you are talking out of you arse I'd better put you right.
Firstly I've been playing keyboards for about 45 years
And I've either played or owned just about every vintage synth you could think of. and my day job is an electronics tech so did you want to carry on telling me what you don't know?
I've more than likey repaired more synths than you could even imagine sonny!
And no numbskull the technology was based on silicon transistors, albeit large scale integration onto custom ics, but as far as the electronics industry is concerned. we still use silicon technology.
As it happens there are a few companies that have been remanufacturing The SSM and CEM chips that most 80s analogue synths were built from, for quite a few years now. So no, its really not dead technology
As for the Minimoog It uses a matched transitor pair for each oscillator, and the ladder filter is hand matched transistors. Bearing in mind that we are now a darn sight better at making reliable components than in the 1970s and 80s building a minimoog is pretty straight forward in fact moog did it a few months after behringer released their modelD the difference was about 3K but sonically very little.
Had you ever owned a minimoog and been able to play it you'd know that the behringer can make all the right noises.
Having also owned a SC Pro1 back in the day the behringer one for under £200 does a pretty good emulation..
Now here's the final point, It doesn't matter who makes your synths if, you can't play and your songs are crap. So wishing you could buy a better synth to improve you music ain't going to happen. Ps The 3 behringer synths I've got are just an addition to the other 40 or 50 synths I've got, and when I get bored I've got just about every plugin you can think of to run on my DAW. Having the right sound isn't a problem for me.
So what exactly was it you think you know, that you need to share so badly?
Go back to sleep, it's way past your bedtime junior
(they also steal more tech designs than any other maker too.)
Show this to Behringer! They forgot half of the stuff by this time :D
They have an extremely short attention span... So I doubt they could make it all the way though the video.
they need to make a stereo analog compressor/limiter for affordable mastering at home like analog heat sort of or nev replicas
The Klark Teknik 76 is that. They own Midas and Klark Teknik. Get two. Your mixes will shine.
Now they are.
The BCR2000 is an all time classic, especially in its Zaquencer form. I have one in its original form. Great piece of kit.
Yep, I use mine as a channel strip controller but mine is dying and I really want them to pull their finger out on the BCR32! :)
There are some alternate OS’s for the BCRs that turn them into sequencers. I have one but haven’t done those firmware mod - mines mostly gathering dust (the byproduct of GAS)
@@bentropy that’s what I mean by the 'Zaquencer form'.
@@bentropy I have 2.
No doubt, BCR32 is not a controller, it is THE controller!!! The ultimate one, cost you only 150 bucks?? Crazy!!
They finally officially announced the release of the Pro-800. So that is exciting
I currently own exactly 10 Behringer synthesizers alongside my Arturia, Korg, Roland, Yamaha, and Ensoniq Synths and I can say with great certainty that I can’t wait to buy more Behringer instruments as they’ve proven valuable to my personal collection. I’d never in a million years would have thought I’d say such a thing about a Behringer synth, let alone 10 but Behringer makes great synthesizers and this is coming from someone with decades of experience…
Wow! I am very tempted, I'm old school, got Moogs, etc, but this is mind blowing their little revolution.
I have to agree.
Sorry in advance this will very like be quite long!
I started playing synths in about 1982 and my first synth was a second hand Jen SX1000 which cost me £100 from my local music shop soon followed by an SH101 I swapped for an Electric Guitar that i didn't want and a KorgKPR77 drum machine my mate was selling for £30. I bought Juno 6 and 60 had a pro one poly 800 and then got a QX5 Midi sequencer which then meant I needed a DX100 and a CZ101 for midi bass which replaced the Sh101 ( because it wasn't midi) for Bass and the KPR77 was sacked in favour of an RX11
Then I got a Kawai K3 DX7 and a K1 so the Junos got sold ( for peanuts) and I practically gave my other Sh101 poly800 CS15 and DK80 away. And carried on buying various workstations and other digital synths and modules until I boxed it all of it up at the end of the 90s when I got married and had kids.
Fast forwarding to 2001 I discovered VST5.1 and used that then I unboxed all the gear repaired what didn't work and started to intergrate ITB and OTB Then I discovered ebay ( and found that my £1000s of digital synth were now worth nothing.) not to worry though neither were anybody elses so a great oppertunity to buy all those expensive synth I couldn't afford in the 90s.
I scored a mint JD800 for £300 and a K2000 for £190 then I caught GAS. In those days you could still buy lesser know or undesirable analogue poly synths like AX60 73 Poly 61 and JX3 8 and10 for between £50 and £100. I bought and sold several non working Korgs and Rolands Fixed them and Sold for profit as I literally couldn't believe people would pay me for what was essentially junk.And then In about 2014-15 analogue prices started to rocket.
All of a sudden even those undesirable crappy synths were demanding ridiculous prices. And I thought I'd more than likely bought my last cheap synth.
Well I was wrong I just had to buy a ModelD, Pro1, and deepmind 12 I paid less for those combined than I did for my Nord Electro.
So whilst with hindsight I regret seling all my analogue gear in the 90s for next to nothing and buying digital gear that was also pretty worthless. ( purely as a finacial standpoint)
I did manage to trade up most of my Digital synths with Flagship models very cheaply and buy quite a lot of analogue synths that nobody knew about for next to nothing Buying behringer analouge synths to replace synths I gave away in the 90s for the super low prices they sell at is a no brainer.
I'd love to see a self-designed sequencer / groove box by Behringer. Something like a Digitakt or MPC, but with their own ideas and a Behringer-original workflow and interface. Kind of what the Neutron is on the synth field, but for groove boxes.
Apart from that, I'm looking forward to the Model D Soul, Hiro Tribe Soul, and Proton.
That was actually missing from this video. Behringer had announced the JAM which is supposed to be an MPC style groove box. Like most things Behringer no word on whether it actually exists. Sometimes I think they like to just troll other manufacturers. That being said the chip shortages have really affected a lot of sectors so it’s hard to say what the real deal is.
This! The world is ready to see a new groovebox, curious how Behringer would handle it if they did.
I would also be excited for a modern take from Behringer on the OG Electribe from back in ghe days.
THAT would be really cool! A proper drum machine is definitely still missing from Behringer! By the way new video from @HAGIWO out today!
Thanks for the update; it was much appreciated.
Thank you for the video! Some of these I genuinely forgot about lol. I'm really interested in many of these like the Solina, the Polivoks, the CS80, and the LinnDrum! So many synths, so little time haha 😄👍
Thanks for watching and I know what you mean!
Pro-800 preordered today for £369. That’s incredible value. The midi complementary in also looks fairly comprehensive too and 400-patch memory.
Very happy with it. Can’t believe poly aftertouch will be on it. Firmware 1.27
Dude you have such a calming demeanor on this channel, it’s always great to tune in
Thanks Zach. Appreciate you stopping by.
Yes yes the salinity/pungency levels in said presenter are very low.
Thanks for this, great vid and very useful!
This was fun thanks
Excited is an understatement with what Behringer have in their pipeline. Thanks Tiger - great content and new sub👍
Really appreciate it Paul ✌️😎
Much needed video! Thanks!
Great tutorial on this new gear. Thanks
Thank you so much for watching!
Considering what I'm going to be doing behind the scenes that I can't really talk about, this information is incredibly useful for me to get up to speed. So thank you 😁 Subbed too btw.
Thanks man! Now you got me curious 👀
Vector synth Liven would be cool wink wink 😉
Oh yeah nice reel to reel. I just picked up a TEAC four-channel, I love the sound of my synths through it.
Thanks! It sounds super great slowed down too after recording.
Great video man with good overview . We better start saving up
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Thanks for the heads up 😃
Fantastic!
Memory Moog clone, should be pretty easy, it was CEM chip based and they make thier own clone of the those and they have enough experience of making Minimoog clones to get the sound right.
Almost all the fun ones is in my Arturia VST package... Great video!
I love Arturia VSTs and thanks!
Great video. I like what Behringer has in store for the future. I have quite a few Behringer products such as the Poly D, Deepmind 12, MS-1, TD-3, RD-8, RD-9 and RD-6. I'm looking forward for their UB-XA, Lm Drum, Edge, Solina and DS-80.
hi im thinking of selling some of my older gear to fund some behri clones do you think they sound very close to the soul of the originals ? cheers
@@daleadelic In my opinion, I think they do. No vintage piece of gear sounds exactly the same depending on the age of the circuitry. There is nothing that can't be fixed in the mix if you have the skills.
@@daleadelic some do, some don't. I've got all the models above except the MS-1, and quite a few more besides. behringer in general isn't quite as smooth as the smooth ones they clones. the crave is a glaring example of this. And they end up sounding kind of same. Many people say the MS-1 is quite off, while the TD-3 is very close. But they all sound great regardless even if not spot on to the OG. Deepmind 12 D is a real gem IMO, nice Juno sounds, amazing true polyphony you wont get anywhere at that price, and great form factor in a desktop.
@@daleadelic Maybe demo a behringer synth to see if you like it.
got a few now.. great clones.. hope they last@@alterbennet5420
Very good and depth review of those invisibles Beringer products and foremost, a very good synth channel discovery. You have a new sub.
Many thanks for watching and the sub. Stay tuned for more!
I saw the video that Behringer put out on the Solina String Ensemble. It sounds gorgeous. I need it!
It’s not out yet and no release date announced
Amazing. I knew there was a lot of stuff announced or leaked, but that is an insane list. At the current rate it will be a decade before we see it all.
I have owned Beringer products for years. My first purchase was a small mixer. Perfect for my Home PA! Next purchase was a V amp 2. Really needed a multi fx unit.This one was only 100$! Still have it and use it ! Recently got aTD3 and a RD6. Run both through the V amp. So affordable and really cool products from Beringer. I'm a budget minded person,so Beringer fits me perfectly!
Seems like I’m on the same path
Go myself started with the xenyx1204fx then a hpx6000 (why not 😅) then a Marshall amp, I just recently got myself tge TD-3, having great time
Eyeing now on RD-8 & crave
If I become confident with the patching on those I’ll definitely head on to
my next list kinda have model -D, Pro-1 and neutron 😅
I’m afraid in a decade or so i might get into modular and live under a bridge 😂
Cheers for this video! I didn't know about the Pro-16 - that looks amazing! As does the CS80 clone! 😮
Really enjoyed this video. Informative. I bought the Behringer Poly D when it came out. Not sure what to buy next - too many choices. The Cat synth is on my radar - always liked that synth's signature sound.
Thank you for watching!
Still waiting on the EMS VCS3 and Synthi clones. That will be the day
Yeah, that will be the day… 🥲
Cannot wait for the LM Drum!!!
Awesome video!
very cool didn’t know half that stuff was even being talked about. The pro 800 is something I got my eye on
I just wish I knew how much it was
$599, set for a release in April.
Informative vid. Thx. I'm wanting the Proton, Edge and Solina. I get that Behringer are a tad dodgy with what they copy, but for me it means I get access to synths I otherwise wouldn't be able to....ever.
I appreciate that Pablo! Yes, that's the big thing I love. Making the inaccessible, accessible.
that's true and not true. there are many other affordable units out there that now sadly get overlooked. doepfer dark energy for example, which I enjoy more than any single behringer clone (I've got over 10 of the B's).
muy buen video Tiger , gracias x compartir tus conocimientos 🤟🏻
Very good video, thnx
Loved this, you should do a video like this but with the released ones :D
Thanks for watching! That would be an epic video and likely more of a history lesson!
I have 3 Behringers . TD3, 2600 Orange, Pro1. It really filled my synth cravings. To this day I'm on it daily sequencing
Wow, up to 53k views. When I first saw this it was a few hundred. Congrats my man, that’s super awesome!
Thanks for your support friend.
Bought the Pro One and Model D mainly for live (taking the originals out now is a dumb idea), and for that, they are perfect. I have been reaching for them a bit more in the studio, mainly because of the somewhat limited modular options. At least one of them is permanently occupying a channel of my sequencer at any given time.
Oh, that's easy. ALL OF THEM!!!!
Good video thank you
Yesssssss this is the video I wanted
Thanks for watching!
I think you may have mixed up the phrases “in production” and “in development”. You claimed that some of these were “in production” which would indicate that they were available.
I think you may have mixed up the phrases “in production” and “available for purchase”. You claimed that something being "in production" automatically means you can buy it.
@@vanisso I never wrote the phrase “available for purchase”…so why would you literally use quotes, to say that I did?
ya, i noticed he made that mistake 2 times. he meant "development".
@@vanisso the idea here is that if the unit is in production, it is on its way vs still in chip shortage or development limbo. that is what CS meant when he said "available". you are projecting some notion onto what he said. are you a troll? or are you slow? where did he "claim" you "automatically can buy it"?
I want so many of them!
You continually said 'in production' but meant 'in development.'
In production means they are building them in numbers.
Proton is sick! Can't wait!
holy crap i am excited for the future of berhinger, Im going to buy so many of these haha
In order of desire (sorry, I can't remember all the Behringer-specific model names):
UB-Xa
PPG
CS-80
Solina
LMDrum
I'd prefer the keyboard versions, but I BARELY had room for the Poly-D that I just received yesterday, so I guess I'll have to settle for the desk-top versions. The Poly-D is my first hardware analog synth, so I think that will keep me busy for some time to come. I'm satisfied with the V Collection for those other synths, so Behringer can keep taking their time as far as I'm concerned.
When is the Proton coming out? I can't find information on it, anywhere. I've been waiting on that release.
Great vid and there's a lot to look forward to. Did I hear of a Jupiter-8 clone?
I believe the Pro16 could actually be considered like an upgraded version of the dual manual prophet 10 feature set as I recall that Behringer mentioned that it would be multi timbral (= different sounds for different midi channels). That alone would make it better value for money than the re-released P10 (which now does layer and split but nothing midi related).
Dam this is a lot of unreleased gear, great video. How long did it take to make?!?! Keep it going!!!
Thanks man, and too long 😂
hay dude,, where did you see the edge being pre - ordered??? i know for sure it is progressing because some new people were sent it to review a couple of month ago i was hoping to see what the UK will be, but i still dont see it anywhere
Thomann website
@@Tiger.Arcade AH right yeah didn't look there but i have had a few things off them in the past,,, thanks mate
@@Tiger.Arcade its funny you know on the uk thomann site its not there, think i need nord vpn, bastard ive been skipping all them inserted add's an now its backfired on me lol
It's hard to believe that all of these will see the light of day.
Moog's Theremin was actually the clone also! :D
"I like when behringer makes their own products."
😂
@@Tiger.Arcade to be honest, their best synth is no copy.. I think they should put in way more work to build something original..
I mean it would be wrong to doubt they will eventually get round to releasing most of these announcements. Currently there’s something like 125 analogue related synth/modules for sale on Thomann. Their first analogue synth (Deepmind 12) was only released in 2017. That’s quite the output in just 5 years.
anyone who doubts us has no short term memory nor sense
@@ogasi1798 well they could just look at the numbers instead of using their irrational biased sensibilities or whatever
I think this is the 10th time I ve watched this, and omg up to 66k views! Awesome man!! When I subbed you had a few hundred subs. So cool to see the channel grow.
I really appreciate your support since starting this last year! 🤜🤛
Seeing chip lead times beyond 2023, so don't hold your breath.
excelente
Yes, O-Scopes are very beneficial for music creating. I really want the Solina.
I had a PPG 2.2. It was great but was in the shop being fixed more than it was in my studio. Hopefully this will be better.
I’m looking forward to the proton and the syncussion most of all, for some reason even tho I’d still love some of the others, including ones already (and still, I hope) in production.
Great video. Hope Behringer keep up the good work. TBH my bank account is glad these aren’t available yet
Nice albums on the wall, I see Lonerism and Washed Out
Thanks man! Glad someone recognized them.
Cool subbed
Thanks!
Interesting: as far as I know VCS-3's are still produced but aren't they in a way copies/clones too? Pretty expensive, with long waiting lists? It's not by the original company, like Moog is. So how should we define 'still in production'?
That’s a lot of work hopefully they complete them
Agreed. I don't think they will all of them tbh just one's people are more hyped about or that they've done demos for.
what's the thought behind the slurping though
Awesome video!!! I think you forgot the Behringer Jam (the akai mpc clone) but I loved it anyway!
I have a Crave and I'm really looking forward to the Edge coming out so I could have a 3rd drum machine and one that would pair with the Crave. I have also really been looking forward to the mini synths. I hope they come out with the sequencer as well. Great video as always
Thanks for watching!
how is the Crave?
would you recommend Crave?
@@pigknickers2975 crave is a single osc so it's more limited than many others, but also has a sequencer and many patch points. IF you can get one cheap (and I mean cheap, like no more than half the price of model D for example) don't hesitate. However, if you want a synth with some real sound scultping, the crave is not it. Get a neutron.
yup the edge is top on that list for me. I'd grab 2 of them. I have 2 DFAM's and must say they are top tier instruments.
Drivin me crazy, lol. When we gonna see some of these synths
Probably slowly over the course of the next few years is my guess. 😭
I'm currently waiting so hard for the Behremin. But i guess i'll just have to wait even harder.
Would prefer they adopted a "hands off" attitude towards in-production products.
Otherwise I'm 100% on board with Behringer bringing real synthesis into the hands of enthusiasts who aren't also trust fund kids.
Most want a Ub-Xa. I am torn on whether to go desktop or full keyboard version.
Nice
What lp’s are on your wall? I know Tame Impala, Beach Boys, which are great albums yadayada.
Hey man! I’m always switching them up but don’t have more than 30 vinyls tbh. Currently on my wall is bob Dylan, moody blues, switched on Bach, the byrds, cat stevens, and I think washed out?
Did you mention the Behringer Jam, their MPC One clone?
I did miss that one. I added it immediately to the description of one’s I failed to mention to make the list complete. Thanks!
The minis have my attemtion for sure. Id be more about the groovebox, but ive got to have either individual outputs or really good on board per-channel eq and compression. Doubt it will have either. Real interested in the pro 8. The solina to a lesser degree.
what about the Jupiter 8? Is this cancelled
are you kidding me, you don't know what that is? :D it's an amazing endless rotary midi controller, had two (still have one) and it's amazing! and there's a mod to turn it into a midi sequencer with 32 steps.
cs80 without the pitch strip?
VCS3 please.
Love a lot of these. Looking forward to when they are available in the US.
Whats the one over your right shoulder?
Are you referring to the video thumbnail or literally behind me?
I would love the PPG clone, and the Buchla, as well as the vcs3 clone.
What happened to Behringer jam?
Hmmm, have not heard anything since 2020.
It's alarming to me to see just how many unreleased projects they have going on.
i totally wanted to buy a pro-16 from them, but they kept screwing around. so i now have a prophet 10 keyboard on my keyboard stand. lol. and not looking back.
The VCS and Buchla Easel have got me stoked.
For what it's worth, Yamaha themselves made a reface CS which is a cut down version of the CS80 also with mini keys
I am thrilled with my Toro. It absolutely sounds like the T1 pedals.
Giddy for the Buchla and Oberheim "recreations"
Wow. Awesome. Prophet VS, VCS3
What's the deal with the Proton?
Days of Future Passed. Nice.😊
that Enigma thing, yeah, I'll buy it
Have they discontinued the ms1?
As far as I'm aware it's a lack of parts for production to continue. Could be wrong.
The bill is gonna do nothing for the Behringer synths since they do all the production in-house out of their factory in southern China
If the Hiro Tribe comes out, I'm definitely getting one, day one. Also, the Jupiter-8 clone they have teased, which you missed, or maybe skipped, since they only teased it.