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Behringer is a prominent audio equipment manufacturer known for producing a wide range of products, including synthesizers, at competitive prices. In recent years, Behringer has gained significant attention in the synth community for its commitment to reviving classic synthesizer designs and creating affordable alternatives to iconic instruments. Notable models include the Behringer Model D, which emulates the classic Minimoog synthesizer, offering similar analogue sound and features in a more accessible package. This approach has resonated with musicians looking for vintage-style sounds without the high cost typically associated with original models.

Another popular series from Behringer is the Neutron, a semi-modular analogue synthesizer that offers extensive patching capabilities, dual oscillators, and a wide range of modulation options. This synth appeals to both newcomers to synthesis and experienced sound designers, as it allows for creative exploration through its hands-on interface. Behringer has also ventured into polyphonic synthesizers with models like the DeepMind 12, which features 12 voices of polyphony, built-in effects, and extensive modulation capabilities. By focusing on quality and affordability, Behringer has successfully carved out a niche in the synthesizer market, making electronic music production more accessible to a broader audience.

Behringer OSCILLATOR MODULE 1004 Legendary 2500 Series Dual Core VCO Module for Eurorack

£99.96 £65.00

Classic 1004 dual analog VCO module from the ‘70s Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the “2500” Series VCO features 5 waveforms: sine, triangle, square, sawtooth and pulse Waveforms can be combined and inversed into the audio outputs Output… read more

Behringer FOUR LFO Quad LFO with Assignable Waveforms for Eurorack

£82.81

4 voltage-controlled LFOs with user-assignable waveforms based on open source Xaoc Batumi* 4 faders to control ultra-wide LFO rates from 500 Hz to 28 hours Free, quadrature, phase and divide modes for creative sound shaping Zoom mode for precise freq… read more

Behringer ABACUS Analog Music Computer for Eurorack

£69.00

Algebraic sound processor modeled after Buchla's* models 257 and 281 from the 60s For a variety of linear, logarithmic and exponential triggered or continuous functions Generate music envelopes or LFO signals up to 25 minutes and as fast as 1 kHz Cha… read more

Behringer DUAL ENVELOPE GENERATOR MODULE 1003 Legendary 2500 Series Dual Envelope Generator Module for Eurorack

£49.00 £35.00

Authentic reproduction of the "2500" series circuit Includes 2 identical envelope generators to create control signals Four customizable parameter adjustable parametack, Initial Decay, Sustain, Final Decay Each envelope is triggered by gate and trigg… read more

Behringer 305 EQ/MIXER/OUTPUT Legendary Analog Parametric EQ, Mixer and Output Module for Eurorack

£72.67 £67.76

Combination of an amazing parametric EQ, early 80s mixer/oscillator and earphone amplifier from the early 80's Authentic reproduction of the original "System 100M" circuit 4-channel EQ section with level, bandwidth and frequency controls as well as d… read more

Eurorack

Eurorack is a modular synthesizer format characterized by its standardized dimensions and power requirements, allowing users to mix and match individual modules from various manufacturers within a single modular system. Each module typically performs a specific function, such as generating sound (oscillators), shaping sound (filters), controlling parameters (envelopes), or processing audio (effects). Eurorack systems offer immense flexibility and customization, allowing musicians and sound designers to create unique and highly personalized synthesizer setups tailored to their specific needs and preferences. The format’s popularity has grown rapidly in recent years, fostering a vibrant community of enthusiasts, builders, and manufacturers who continually innovate and expand the possibilities of modular synthesis.

Module

This product is a modular synthesiser module, designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing modular setup. Offering unique sound generation, processing, and modulation capabilities, it allows for extensive flexibility and creativity in sound design. Perfect for enthusiasts and professionals alike, modular modules enable you to customise your rig and explore new sonic possibilities through patching and signal routing.

New

This product is brand new, unused, and in its original packaging. It has never been opened or used, ensuring you receive it in pristine, factory-sealed condition, just as originally manufactured.

It is ideal for those who want the assurance of a fresh start with their gear.

Oscillator

An oscillator is a fundamental building block in a synthesizer, responsible for generating the initial sound wave. It produces periodic waveforms such as sine, square, sawtooth, and triangle waves, each with its distinct tonal quality. For example, a sine wave creates a smooth, pure tone with no overtones, while a sawtooth wave has a bright and buzzy sound due to its rich harmonic content. Oscillators are what give synths their basic pitch and timbre, and they can be tuned to specific frequencies or combined to create more complex and layered sounds. Some advanced synthesizers even offer digital or wavetable oscillators, which allow for a wider range of waveforms, adding versatility to the sound design process.

You might use an oscillator in a synth to build the core character of your sound. By tweaking the waveform and pitch, or by stacking multiple oscillators, you can create everything from deep basses and soaring leads to ethereal pads and percussive hits. Oscillators are essential for creating harmonic content, and the ability to modulate or blend them opens up endless possibilities for sonic exploration. Additionally, by applying techniques like frequency modulation (FM) or amplitude modulation (AM), you can achieve more complex and evolving tones, which are widely used in electronic, ambient, and experimental music. Essentially, oscillators form the backbone of a synthesizer’s sound architecture, making them crucial for any musician or sound designer seeking to craft unique tones.