Are you picking up Behringer’s TORO for synth setup? Tell us in the comments how you’re planning on using this ode to a low-end classic in your rig, and be sure to stop by Sweetwater for a detailed look at Behringer’s TORO. Snag one for yourself! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Behringer_TORO_Analog_Bass_Synthesizer
Thanks for this,. Mine arrived yesterday, so still early days. Driving it from a set of Roland PK5 bass pedals, so full Taurus recreation The Toro button is every thing I hoped for perfect for e. g. Don't Stand So Close to Me by The Police and Turn it on Again by Genesis. I've had a little play with the variable setting, and I think it'll be good, from a more normal hand controller. If there is one thing I feel missing, is that the foot filter slider on the Taurus is now a knob, if there was a socket to plug in an over riding expression pedal, that would be the real icing on the cake. Same goes for the volume. Behringer seem to think no one want's to play this with foot pedals, but that is exactly what I want it for. I need to see how the thru goes as I reckon I can carry on the signal to drive my Pro-e when required.
Daniel this is the best demo of the Toro! .....you demonstrate everything clearly. I bought the Toro because yes it has less features then other Behringer desktops, but the only things I really tweak are all on the Toro anyway, plus I love the '70s look of it, it goes well next to my Behringer Odyssey. Thanks Daniel! Tim Hope , UK.
If... I was playing guitar in a prog type band I would get this and either a studiologic or crumar footboard and mount the little Kuh on a stand. This is THEE synth for guitar players. BUT, since I do more ambient, my footboard runs a deepmind12. I won't lie, my really complex synths sort of scare me and the user manuals are 100+ pages of trauma. So, in this context, the Toro and solina are perfect . They are what they are and that, ironically, is sort of fresh on 50yr old designs
For that application, I feel like less is more. A great modern synth that's small and perfect for bass is the 0-Coast by MakeNoise. Most of its demos online focus on experimental sounds, but without plugging in a single patch cable, the bass timbres its capable of are _off the charts!_ Until now I never considered using a 0-Coast like that, but now it's so obvious; small, easy to use, and thunderous thick bass. 'Would love to see it used by somebody who really knows how to play with pedals!
I can make those sounds El natural just let me go fill up on some Taco Bell. Just teasing you but honestly I have no clue why I would ever want to hear those sounds in any music at all. I do love Berenger they have great stuff at great prices!
Considering the number of bands who used the original Taurus that this was cloned from, there are several millions of people who wanted to hear sounds from this bass synth in their music.
@@entropybentwhistle I'm not doubting you I was just wondering why. Kind of rhetorical because music is up to interpretation it's just this thing is not my cup of tea.
@@davolbc7 months late, but it’s because it has a very distinctive low end, and the simple preset controls means it’s great for putting on the floor with midi pedals. It also has linear VCOs, which are special compared to a minimoog in that the VCOs don’t phase cancel out or thin from detuning.
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Are you picking up Behringer’s TORO for synth setup? Tell us in the comments how you’re planning on using this ode to a low-end classic in your rig, and be sure to stop by Sweetwater for a detailed look at Behringer’s TORO. Snag one for yourself! 👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Behringer_TORO_Analog_Bass_Synthesizer
Thanks for this,. Mine arrived yesterday, so still early days. Driving it from a set of Roland PK5 bass pedals, so full Taurus recreation The Toro button is every thing I hoped for perfect for e. g. Don't Stand So Close to Me by The Police and Turn it on Again by Genesis. I've had a little play with the variable setting, and I think it'll be good, from a more normal hand controller.
If there is one thing I feel missing, is that the foot filter slider on the Taurus is now a knob, if there was a socket to plug in an over riding expression pedal, that would be the real icing on the cake. Same goes for the volume.
Behringer seem to think no one want's to play this with foot pedals, but that is exactly what I want it for.
I need to see how the thru goes as I reckon I can carry on the signal to drive my Pro-e when required.
Yes. They need to make the foot pedals!
what ever people may think of behringer this one is stunning for such a fair price!
like a lot of whatever beringer produced the last decade... haters gonna hate tho.
And lovers gonna love tho. 😊
I think this is a fair one to have cloned. Tauruses are harder to find and buy everyday. Because people love them!
Daniel this is the best demo of the Toro! .....you demonstrate everything clearly. I bought the Toro because yes it has less features then other Behringer desktops, but the only things I really tweak are all on the Toro anyway, plus I love the '70s look of it, it goes well next to my Behringer Odyssey. Thanks Daniel! Tim Hope , UK.
If... I was playing guitar in a prog type band I would get this and either a studiologic or crumar footboard and mount the little Kuh on a stand. This is THEE synth for guitar players. BUT, since I do more ambient, my footboard runs a deepmind12. I won't lie, my really complex synths sort of scare me and the user manuals are 100+ pages of trauma. So, in this context, the Toro and solina are perfect . They are what they are and that, ironically, is sort of fresh on 50yr old designs
For that application, I feel like less is more. A great modern synth that's small and perfect for bass is the 0-Coast by MakeNoise. Most of its demos online focus on experimental sounds, but without plugging in a single patch cable, the bass timbres its capable of are _off the charts!_
Until now I never considered using a 0-Coast like that, but now it's so obvious; small, easy to use, and thunderous thick bass. 'Would love to see it used by somebody who really knows how to play with pedals!
If I was starting my rig over from scratch, this would be high on my list. I like it better than the Minitaur I briefly owned.
Why so? I’ve wanted the minitaur for a min, this seems more mis range driven and not as subbass driven like minitaur?
@@shawnsaul7759I’ve gotten some killer bass out of the mother-32 and that’s wayyy more versatile then either of those
Yes, if you don't need it for bass, or the Moog sound, definitely get the Toro.
On repeat for the day...
I read many comparisons between Behringer Toro and Moog Taurus but I'm looking for comparing Toro to Moog Minitor
Awesome!!!🌟🌟💯💯
I'd buy one but it's on back order
Lo quiero ❤
Already have one (as well as a 12-Step) but nice demo Sweetwater
No expression pedal options?
Isn't that Release instead of Decay?
Sounds like 1984
Behringer should start selling their synths at the Things Unnecessary store at the Springfield mall
Excellent demo. Please stop making these demos, I'm running out of funds! 😋
I can make those sounds El natural just let me go fill up on some Taco Bell. Just teasing you but honestly I have no clue why I would ever want to hear those sounds in any music at all. I do love Berenger they have great stuff at great prices!
Considering the number of bands who used the original Taurus that this was cloned from, there are several millions of people who wanted to hear sounds from this bass synth in their music.
@@entropybentwhistle I'm not doubting you I was just wondering why. Kind of rhetorical because music is up to interpretation it's just this thing is not my cup of tea.
@@davolbc7 months late, but it’s because it has a very distinctive low end, and the simple preset controls means it’s great for putting on the floor with midi pedals. It also has linear VCOs, which are special compared to a minimoog in that the VCOs don’t phase cancel out or thin from detuning.