Thanks for the first demo I’ve heard that really exposes the real Tone of this instrument. Looking forward to my JT mini!

Sounds amazing, these mini synths that Behringer make give people the opportunity to have big synths for minimal cost and a minimal amount of studio space. Where did you get it from?

is between a juno 106 and jupiter. i own the juno 106 and some sounds can't be reproduced. de tuning and some bell sounds, are more jupiter related. i hope with some effects and effort the behringer can convince me. else i have a 2nd juno in my set for 120euro which is quite nice 😊

Behringer is killing it with these minis and micros

Thank You for the great demo !

Is that a Midi in!? Thx Behringer.

En donde podría adquirir este producto y que lo envíen a México???

Thanks for making this demo. It motivated me to not buy it. The features for the money do not compare with other Behringer modules like the 4000M (at half the price) and pro vs mini at the same price but way more specialized. In the end it's a great basic synth tho where each preset is just the way you left the synth. Hands on tweaking without menu diving. But yeah, for 50 or 60 dollars it would've made more sense. Im afraid Behringer is now on a roll of making a lot of synths in this exact format but serving a different niche each time. Like wth is that phara-o synth suddenly? I'm just waiting for the minimoog variant of this series of mini desktop synth.

love this mini synth🤙😻🥹

Where's Gary Newman synth sounds late 70s sounds

Nice vid thanks for sharing. Pls could you do one showing use of the step sequencer, I'm struggling to work it out for my self!

Sounds bigger than it really is :)

I ordered this from Sweetwater (USA) and am looking forward to hearing it in-person. I've only used soft synths on my iPad and I am interested to learn if I hear any significant differences from a "real" analogue synth. I have Tal-U-No LX on my iPad which is considered to be a great Juno 60 soft synth so I will try a direct comparison.

A quick walkthrough of my workflow when creating electronic drums using Ableton Live's Operator.

Interesting. Would need a few more features to tempt me, but I like what Behringer are bringing to the table

They keep calling it a Jupiter clone, but really seems more like a Juno clone. It only has one oscillator and one envelope unlike the Jupiter 8 having two of both.

why don't you use a midi keyboard to play😂

3:43 nice👌

Can the ARP be latched?

Is it possible to take prefaced midi and push it into the device for sounds & performance?

Sounds good!

Great device 🖤

why no patch memory 😭

How can you tune the unit?

Awesome mine arrived today

I'm definitely getting some Jupiter 8 vibes from this even with the limited form factor and polyphony. This makes me excited for their full sized JT16 than that comes out.

Mine arrived today would love some tutorials the sounds are so good for the price

A quick sound demo without any outboard processing. This is by no means a comprehensive review, just checking out the sounds. I’m really impressed at the sound for the size and price. And it’s cool the way the knobs light up when you move them 😃

Just a heads up: This only works on macOS 13 and above.

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So cool 😎

Such a cool video 🤩

What the.... DAMN! Thanks man! Lifesaver tip, I didn't know about this!