Description
The Behringer Chaos Analog Random Sampler Module for Eurorack is New and made by Behringer a great Eurorack for Module Sampler Random Analog . Available from SynthforSale now for £ 81 with delivery to all areas of the UK.
Chaos is a Random Analogue Sampler module in the Eurorack format Sequencers, with step sequencers in mind can come with the criticism of being too robotic and straight forward Musicians in themselves are imperfect which is what adds that soul to a lot of tracks The Chaos helps solve that issue by using analogue circuity to be create controllable chaos
The two big components to this are the T and X sections, the T section generates random clock sources based around an existing clock, this creates the pattern of a musician trying to play to a click, sometimes on time, sometimes a little bit off, it s that small amount of chaos that helps give tracks some soul and interest The X section expands on the chaos further by generating 3 random CV sources which are clocked by the T generator
Key Features:
- Chaos:
Create intricate melodies as well as complex beats and soundscapes with the Behringer CHAOS, an analogue Eurorack module capable of random sampling Control clock speeds, trigger and CV probability, scale length for some over-the-top melodies, ambient washes, and grooves in an infinitely tweakable module
- Heads and Tails:
When talking about the CHAOS it s best to break it down into two parts, the t section, and the X section The t section generates gates at random that are tied to a master clock The X section generates three random voltages which are clocked to the t section Each section is infinitely tweakable and can be patched to different sources to create some truly unique sequences
- Warped Speed:
Within the t section, there are three main outputs: t1, t2 and t3 A master clock is generated out of t2 You can warp this clock by turning the Jitter knob clockwise or counterclockwise This simulates the minor imperfections a musician may have when playing to a metronome to give your beats a more natural feel
Specifications:
- Size: 16HP
- Power: XX +12V, XX -12V
Behringer is a well-known German manufacturer of audio equipment, ranging from mixers and amplifiers to synthesizers and digital effects processors. The company was founded in 1989 by Uli Behringer and has since grown into one of the largest and most influential players in the pro audio industry. Behringer is known for its commitment to providing high-quality products at affordable prices, often disrupting established markets with its competitively priced offerings.
In recent years, Behringer has gained particular attention in the synthesizer market with the introduction of various analog, digital, and hybrid synthesizers. Some popular types of synth gear from Behringer include:
- Analog Synthesizers: Behringer has released several analog synthesizers inspired by classic designs from the 1970s and 1980s. These synths often offer authentic analog circuitry, vintage-style controls, and modern features at a fraction of the cost of their vintage counterparts. Popular models include:
- Behringer Model D: A faithful recreation of the iconic Minimoog Model D monophonic analog synthesizer, featuring three oscillators, a ladder filter, and extensive modulation options.
- Behringer Neutron: A semi-modular analog synthesizer with dual oscillators, a flexible patchbay, and built-in effects, offering extensive sonic possibilities and modulation capabilities.
- Behringer Pro-1: A clone of the Sequential Circuits Pro-One monophonic analog synthesizer, featuring two VCOs, a classic 4-pole low-pass filter, and a sequencer/arpeggiator.
- Digital Synthesizers: In addition to analog offerings, Behringer has ventured into the realm of digital synthesis with instruments that offer a wide range of sounds and features. These synths often combine digital signal processing with analog-style controls for intuitive operation. Popular models include:
- Behringer DeepMind 12: A polyphonic analog/digital hybrid synthesizer with 12 voices, extensive modulation capabilities, built-in effects, and a user-friendly interface.
- Behringer DeepMind 6: A more compact version of the DeepMind 12 with 6 voices of polyphony, offering similar features and sound quality in a smaller form factor.
- Behringer TD-3: A tribute to the iconic Roland TB-303 Bass Line synthesizer, featuring an authentic analog signal path, built-in sequencer, and distinctive acid bass sound.
- Hybrid Synthesizers: Behringer has also released synthesizers that combine analog and digital technologies to offer a unique blend of classic and modern sounds. These instruments often provide a versatile palette of sonic possibilities suitable for various musical genres. Popular models include:
- Behringer Odyssey: A faithful recreation of the classic ARP Odyssey duophonic analog synthesizer, featuring two VCOs, a resonant low-pass filter, and a distinctive dual-voice design with cross modulation capabilities.
- Behringer Poly D: A polyphonic analog synthesizer inspired by the iconic Minimoog Model D, offering four voices of polyphony, a 37-note keyboard, and extensive sound shaping options.
- Behringer MS-1: A faithful recreation of the classic Roland SH-101 monophonic analog synthesizer, featuring a single oscillator, sub-oscillator, resonant low-pass filter, and built-in sequencer/arpeggiator. The MS-1 offers the same iconic sound and workflow as the original SH-101 in a modern, affordable package.
Overall, Behringer synthesizers have gained popularity among musicians, producers, and enthusiasts for their combination of affordability, sound quality, and feature set. Whether you’re looking for vintage-inspired analog tones, modern digital sounds, or a hybrid of both, Behringer offers a range of options to suit different preferences and budgets.
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Analog
An analog synthesizer is a musical instrument that generates sound electronically through the manipulation of voltage-controlled oscillators, filters, and amplifiers. Unlike digital synthesizers, which use computer processors to generate and manipulate sound waves, analog synths use voltage and electrical signals to produce a wide range of tones and textures. These synths are renowned for their warm, rich, and often unpredictable sound, making them a favorite among musicians and sound designers seeking organic and dynamic sonic capabilities. With their tactile controls and hands-on approach to sound shaping, analog synthesizers offer a unique and immersive experience for musicians exploring electronic music production.
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.
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Sampler
A sampler is an electronic musical instrument or device used to record, manipulate, and playback audio samples. These samples can be recordings of real instruments, vocals, or any other sound source. Samplers typically allow users to trigger and manipulate these samples in various ways, such as adjusting pitch, tempo, and volume, as well as applying effects like reverb or distortion. They are widely used in music production, allowing musicians, producers, and DJs to create original compositions, remix existing tracks, and add depth and texture to their music. Samplers come in various forms, ranging from dedicated hardware units to software plugins that run on computers or digital audio workstations (DAWs), offering a versatile and powerful tool for sonic experimentation and creativity.
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