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  • Behringer TD-3-BK Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer in Black
  • Behringer TD-3-BK Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer in Black
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Behringer TD-3-BK Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer in Black

£67.00

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Description

The Behringer TD-3 faithfully replicates the look and sound of the classic 303 bassline – a synth that became synonymous with Acid House and EDM in the ‘80s and early ‘90s. USB and MIDI connectivity provides more creative options for modern rigs, while the reproduction of the original circuitry and a pure analog signal path delivers the crunchy, squeaky, squelchy tone that we know and love. 

Features

  • Square/sawtooth waveform VCO for classic single-oscillator chunky tone
  • 4-pole low-pass resonant filter delivers control over accent, decay, envelope, resonance and cut-off
  • 16-step sequencer features 7 tracks (with 250 user patterns)
  • Arpeggiator allows you to craft detailed wide sonic layers
  • Transistor wave-shaping circuitry
  • Modelled on the analogue signal path made popular by classic VCA/VCF/VCO architecture
  • Matched transistors, faithfully reproduces original circuitry
  • USB/MIDI compatibility
  • Voice priority and MIDI channel selection
  • Tweak your settings on the fly using the onboard 28 switches and 11 individual controls
  • 16-voice poly chain

Crafting Dynamic Sonics

The 24dB/octave filter system has been painstakingly modelled on the 303 – arguably its most defining feature. With the same chirping sweet spots as the original, this little unit offers heaps of fun with minimal hassle. Plug in and let the bass take control! 

The VCO encourages further sonic exploration. Swapping between square and sawtooth waveforms is quick and easy. Built-in distortion lets you tip the TD-3 into that classic crunchy sound that defined so many '90s hits.

It's simple to make an impressive array of rhythms and sounds via the complex (in a charming way) 16-step sequencer; it boasts seven individual tracks, with 250 user patterns available on each one. The onboard arpeggiator strips it back even further, allowing you to get more hands-on for live performance or dynamic studio sessions.

Modern Updates   

The TD-3 has been fitted with USB and MIDI connections. You’ll be able to utilise the timeless 303 tones in your digital productions by plugging into your computer and external MIDI gear. If you’re so inclined, you can also link together multiple synths with the TD-3 (up to 16 voice polyphony) thanks to a newly incorporated 16-voice Poly Chain feature. Ever wondered what 16 303s might sound like? Wonder no more…

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Behringer

Behringer, founded by Uli Behringer in Germany, is famous for making affordable versions of classic instruments. They’re known for synth and drum machine clones like the RD-8 (808 style) and TD-3 (303 style), as well as the DeepMind synths. By lowering prices, Behringer have democratised access to legendary sounds once out of reach. They also produce mixers, interfaces and studio essentials used worldwide. Whatever your opinion, Behringer gear has enabled countless producers to get started without breaking the bank.

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Synthesizers

Explore hardware synthesisers for sound design, performance and music production. This collection includes analogue, digital, hybrid, FM and wavetable instruments in keyboard, desktop and modular formats. Compare the synthesis method, polyphony, keybed, sequencer, effects and MIDI or CV connectivity to find an instrument that fits your studio, live setup and preferred way of creating sounds.

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Analog

Products using analogue sound-generation or signal-processing circuitry, also commonly written as analog. Analogue instruments shape continuously varying electrical signals and are often chosen for direct controls, natural variation and a character that responds organically to performance and modulation.

Digital

Products using digital sound generation, processing or control. Digital instruments can offer precise recall, extensive polyphony, sampling and complex synthesis methods, often combining a wide tonal range with compact hardware and flexible modulation.

Semi-Modular

Synthesisers with a pre-wired signal path that work immediately but can also be repatched for modular-style sound design. Patch points allow the normal routing to be changed, extended or connected to compatible modular and CV-equipped instruments.

Sequencer

Products with dedicated note, rhythm, MIDI or control-voltage sequencing capabilities. A sequencer records or generates musical events and sends them to internal sounds or connected instruments, often providing step programming, pattern chaining and performance controls.

Synth

Products centred on electronic sound generation and synthesis. This tag brings together keyboard, desktop, modular and performance instruments that create or substantially shape their own sounds rather than serving only as controllers.

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