As expander, this toro is a very pretty add to give space and peace to music I love. Problem, if this goes more long I will want to buy every new Behringer instrument remake from historical sound we were familiar with. Good they are expander, only need to ascend to vertical euro...rock😊
Your demos are always so epic. Most demos of this thing are using sequencers in an EDM context. Really wanted to hear someone just playing the thing (preferably with a pedal) and boy did I stumble into something awesome. Now I want a dagum Trident also.
Thank you, Thomas. I just wanted to show, how I use the Behringer Toro. I’m going to install it directly onto the pedal, so that I can use my Roland Promars for other purposes.
To me, nothing quite has the low end, stadium rattling girth of a Taurus 1 (which I recorded with) except a Moog modular. Plays well in the mix with others while covering the low end so stoutly. Just purchased this unit from Sweetwater because of your video. Thanks!
@@Bernd_Bruening NO complaints from me :) There are so many videos showing off the Toro al lby itself. It sounds great btw, but it also seem pretty close to the model D and I managed to get the grandmother to do a pretty convincing replica as well.
great as always! behringer did it right and the lack of bass pedals was the right choice given everyone who has the original use their hands to play it.
Not sure where you got that idea from. It was for cost savings and to allow one to use any controller whether hand or foot. Pretty sure most use this and T1 with foot. I have a Taurus 1 and it's all feet for me unless 'recording' something that's impossible with feet because of octave changes or note complexity.
That is easy to believe,@@Bernd_Bruening. Once in a while, I fantasize getting my hands on one of the 25-note MIDI pedalboards manufactured by Hammond and Suzuki. I can imagine attaching one of those suckers to any of my synthesizers, especially my Roland VR-09 which is itself an organ.
Sehr schön. Ich liebe den Sound des Korg Trident! Leider hab ich den bislang nur als VST verwenden können (Fullbucket). Gabs da nicht auch einen Behringer-Copy-Plan? -- Danke, dass du den Toro mal explizit herausgestellt hast. Hab jetzt einen besseren Eindruck von seiner Bandbreite. Der kann ja auch ganz sanft und dennoch kraftvoll klingen!
Beautiful sounds! I like the simplicity of the toro. I am searching for a sound close to double bass to trigger with my bass pedals. Do you think that toro will do that? Thanks
Its sounds amazing but i am so confused. I own the Toro i was hoping to get more insight how this set up works. I love playing my Toro at my desk when i am bored. So easy to use. Made me shelf my Minitaur and TD3's for this sick bass. Are videos of the foot pedals only operating this fantastic machine and how may i use the Toro on Conjunction with other synths in sound designs?
here I come trying to check out a Behringer Toro demo video with innocent naivety and you immediately SLAM me in the face with a Trident :D srsly though, great
Nice! The Trident is awesome. Wish there was a modern reproduction of it as well. Maybe with more voices, but the original config would also be fine. No screens, no menus, knob per function. @@Bernd_Bruening
I get placing a high value on simplicity and ease of use, but a Model D is just not much more involved and can cover the same space and quite a bit more. Still sounds great, it is simply not something I feel a need to own.
@@evankeal totally agreed my friend. I understand cloning all those classics and there is definitely a demand for that. It is great Behringer has now put all the pieces in place to do that for such attainable pricing. Simply stating that to me the Cat is their best classic "bass" clone - by far. At the same time it is MUCH more involved to use. In any case, now that all they have all the "platforms" and most components fully in production I am hoping to see something more original and fully modern. (A modernized PolyEvolver would be mindblowing IMHO)
@@Bernd_Bruening sure but music is inspiring and there must reasons as to why the best and often oldest pipes sound phenomenal. These synths surely can replicate most of the sounds
@@reklovjj this is the organ J.S. Bach is supposed to having composed his famous toccata in d minor. When I played this piece in a concert at the very same organ, I got the feeling that the piece played by itself, having not really control over what I was doing. Magic !! upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/71/St._Johannis_Lüneburg_-_Orgel.jpg
@mastaboog749 yes, mine is a „no name“ midi foot pedal, but I can highly recommend the Roland PK5. Just connect it to the Toro via Midi and you’re ready to go.
@@Franz_Kreimer_Keys irgendein no name Orgelpedal, welches nachträglich mit MIDI ausgerüstet wurde. Hab es mal günstig auf Kleinanzeigen bekommen. Ich würde an deiner Stelle Ausschau halten nach einem Roland Pedal der PK Serie. Die sind sehr flexibel und haben teils sogar eine Klangerzeugung eingebaut.
As expander, this toro is a very pretty add to give space and peace to music I love. Problem, if this goes more long I will want to buy every new Behringer instrument remake from historical sound we were familiar with. Good they are expander, only need to ascend to vertical euro...rock😊
I love this description
Your demos are always so epic. Most demos of this thing are using sequencers in an EDM context. Really wanted to hear someone just playing the thing (preferably with a pedal) and boy did I stumble into something awesome. Now I want a dagum Trident also.
Thank you, Thomas. I just wanted to show, how I use the Behringer Toro. I’m going to install it directly onto the pedal, so that I can use my Roland Promars for other purposes.
To me, nothing quite has the low end, stadium rattling girth of a Taurus 1 (which I recorded with) except a Moog modular. Plays well in the mix with others while covering the low end so stoutly. Just purchased this unit from Sweetwater because of your video. Thanks!
Der Trident hat einen super Sound!!!
Hi Bernd,
Always admiring your musical production and your creativity!
The sounds of the Korg and the Behringer blend perfectly.
Great art!
Thanks a lot, mate
Awesome video, thanks
The Trident is too loud to appreciate the Toro .
Sounds awesome btw
Yeah, but I wanted to demo the Toro in a musical context. Seems like it turned out to be a Trident demo.
@@Bernd_Bruening NO complaints from me :) There are so many videos showing off the Toro al lby itself. It sounds great btw, but it also seem pretty close to the model D and I managed to get the grandmother to do a pretty convincing replica as well.
@@payt01Taurus has linear VCOs though, which means that it won’t phase cancel at unity tuning or periodically thin out when detuning.
This is awesome 👏🏿 Good to see a organ player that’s into synths 🔥
Please more videos like this. You gotta sub
00:00 Intro
00:09 Hymne
02:32 Adagio for string machine
07:24 Creative endeavour
great as always! behringer did it right and the lack of bass pedals was the right choice given everyone who has the original use their hands to play it.
Never seen nor heard of Genesis, Rush, The Police using their hands to play their Taurus pedals.
Not sure where you got that idea from. It was for cost savings and to allow one to use any controller whether hand or foot. Pretty sure most use this and T1 with foot. I have a Taurus 1 and it's all feet for me unless 'recording' something that's impossible with feet because of octave changes or note complexity.
How great!
I tried to focus on the TORO module sounds, but it wasn’t easy to ignore the Trident.
How frequently do you play/practice playing the pedals, Berne?
I must admit, that I used to play the church organ and struggled a bit with the one octave pedal I’ve midified for my studio.
That is easy to believe,@@Bernd_Bruening. Once in a while, I fantasize getting my hands on one of the 25-note MIDI pedalboards manufactured by Hammond and Suzuki. I can imagine attaching one of those suckers to any of my synthesizers, especially my Roland VR-09 which is itself an organ.
super demo
Sounds great!
Thanks Ingo
Great job! Sounds wonderful, but that cheap rattling stand with that trident on it make me nervous!!
I used the stand only for the video. The Trident is sitting on a much better Jasper stand now.
😂Well done@@Bernd_Bruening
Sehr schön. Ich liebe den Sound des Korg Trident! Leider hab ich den bislang nur als VST verwenden können (Fullbucket). Gabs da nicht auch einen Behringer-Copy-Plan? -- Danke, dass du den Toro mal explizit herausgestellt hast. Hab jetzt einen besseren Eindruck von seiner Bandbreite. Der kann ja auch ganz sanft und dennoch kraftvoll klingen!
Er klingt in der Tat sehr voll und breit. Er macht ordentlich Druck im Bass. Leadsounds kann er auch sehr überzeugend.
Beautiful sounds! I like the simplicity of the toro. I am searching for a sound close to double bass to trigger with my bass pedals. Do you think that toro will do that? Thanks
Thanks. The Toro has some nice preset sounds and as far as I can remember there is a preset doing a double bass.
@@Bernd_Brueningthank you. What speaker-amplifier do you use for the bass sounds? Thanks
@@chrismengos8379 It goes directly line in into my mixing desk. Never used it for live gigs.
@@Bernd_Bruening thank you.
Its sounds amazing but i am so confused. I own the Toro i was hoping to get more insight how this set up works. I love playing my Toro at my desk when i am bored. So easy to use. Made me shelf my Minitaur and TD3's for this sick bass. Are videos of the foot pedals only operating this fantastic machine and how may i use the Toro on Conjunction with other synths in sound designs?
Bin schon gespannt wie das mit voller Band und geschmackvollen im Shelter produzierten Gitarrensoli klingt :)
Ja, den Toro und auch den Trident sollten wir unbedingt einbringen. Freue mich darauf.
are the lead sounds coming from the Korg Trident ? beautiful sounds
Yes, the Toro does the bass line, the strings and lead sounds are from the Trident
Who and how did make woofers and subs to handle this sound?
I use Klein & Hummel Subwoofer, now available under Neumann brand, in combination with the Neumann KH-310 for me a dream team.
here I come trying to check out a Behringer Toro demo video with innocent naivety and you immediately SLAM me in the face with a Trident :D srsly though, great
I’m working on a demo for the Trident right now. This synth deserves a dedicated video.
Nice! The Trident is awesome. Wish there was a modern reproduction of it as well. Maybe with more voices, but the original config would also be fine. No screens, no menus, knob per function. @@Bernd_Bruening
@@benphu the Trident is indeed a very straight forward synth with fantastic sounds, especially the great strings!
Hello which one you think is better for deep house and techno music. Toro or Minitaur? Thanks
I don’t have the Minitaur and don’t do deep house music. Sorry, can’t give you a profound advice.
Safe to say this and bass pedals in general are intended for music the opposite of those.
I get placing a high value on simplicity and ease of use, but a Model D is just not much more involved and can cover the same space and quite a bit more. Still sounds great, it is simply not something I feel a need to own.
This is a recreation of a specific thing. It's like saying a Moog D can more than the Taurus. Sort of yes, but it can't be a T1.
@@evankeal totally agreed my friend. I understand cloning all those classics and there is definitely a demand for that. It is great Behringer has now put all the pieces in place to do that for such attainable pricing. Simply stating that to me the Cat is their best classic "bass" clone - by far. At the same time it is MUCH more involved to use. In any case, now that all they have all the "platforms" and most components fully in production I am hoping to see something more original and fully modern. (A modernized PolyEvolver would be mindblowing IMHO)
Imagine churches in Sundays featuring the organists playing with these synths! That should fill the churches up…
I’ve played the organ in churches for a very long time, but realised that it is just the music that fascinated me, not everything else around it.
@@Bernd_Bruening sure but music is inspiring and there must reasons as to why the best and often oldest pipes sound phenomenal. These synths surely can replicate most of the sounds
@@reklovjj this is the organ J.S. Bach is supposed to having composed his famous toccata in d minor. When I played this piece in a concert at the very same organ, I got the feeling that the piece played by itself, having not really control over what I was doing. Magic !!
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/71/St._Johannis_Lüneburg_-_Orgel.jpg
You are using the pedals to control the toro?
Exactly!
@@Bernd_Bruening I wouldn't mind trying this set up. Is it a set of midi pedals?
@mastaboog749 yes, mine is a „no name“ midi foot pedal, but I can highly recommend the Roland PK5. Just connect it to the Toro via Midi and you’re ready to go.
Wo krieg ich so ein Pedal?
Entweder Roland PK5 oder ein Pedal einer alten Orgel midifizieren. Doepfer hat meineswissen auch etwas im Angebot.
@@Bernd_Bruening und welches hast du?
@@Franz_Kreimer_Keys irgendein no name Orgelpedal, welches nachträglich mit MIDI ausgerüstet wurde. Hab es mal günstig auf Kleinanzeigen bekommen. Ich würde an deiner Stelle Ausschau halten nach einem Roland Pedal der PK Serie. Die sind sehr flexibel und haben teils sogar eine Klangerzeugung eingebaut.