Wow ☺ Thanks! Glad you like it. Cheers!

Hey! Glad you like it. Its more fun than i expected - easy to get some inspiring sounds out of it. Tho i think Behringer missed a chance to enhance it with some additional patch points.Thanks for listening. Happy holidays and a happy new year!

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Ja sorry! 🤪 Man gönnt sich ja sonst nix....

@@LeMorgue das is halt leider nur so ansteckend ;-)

@@couchcamperTM Wenns dann hinterher auch so viel Spaß macht wie mir - dann hab ich kein schlechtes Gewissen 😁

@@LeMorgue ich muss den ausfallen lassen^^ LM Drum is bald da.

@@couchcamperTM Ok, seh ich ein.. Auch wenn ich denke daß nen Sample-Play-Drumcomputer für mich nicht wirklich zeitgemäß erscheint.. Aber ist schon nen klassischer Sound so gesehen.. Naja, ich lass die Finger davon.. ☺Aber ich muß ja auch nicht alles kaufen. Muß.. Sollte.. Kann.. 🤣

Wow! Thanks 😊

Thanks ☺

Thanks for taking the time to listen to my stuff. Cheers! 😉

@LeMorgue Gerne!

Thanks! Glad you like it 😁

Hey! Its just a multitrack recording of the CAT. 😉

Hey! Glad you like it. 🙂Cheers!

Thanks for listening 😃 Glad you like it. Cheers

Thanks 😃 Glad you like it..Cheers

@@simoningate2056 Hey! Its all just the Behringer Edge. And of course some FX. Just to be precise - the drums are an Ableton Live TR606 Kit.

@@couchcamperTM Happy Couch Camp! 🤪

Hey! Glad you like it 😊 When do we get to see something new from you? Cheers!

@ right?! I have been working a new album for a while and putting lots of little sketches on Instagram but I should post some videos here too! Good point! Thanks friend!

@@michaelkonomos maybe i should start using Instagram - at least for following others.. 😉

thanks! glad you like it 😃 the synth is really nice, i wish Behringer would consider making a MS-5Poly.

same here, I think I will buy one :)

Thanks, glad you like it! Cheers

Den Link in der Beschreibung hattest Du gesehen? Es gibt so viel interessantes Zeugs.. Es muß nicht immer von den großen Herstellern sein. Wobei ich denke, daß der Momentum durchaus noch ausbaufähig ist. Aber Spaß macht er jetzt schon.

@@LeMorgue was ich da gelesen hab, der kann mehr als die Spielzeuge manch grosser Namen.

Thanks for taking the time 😀 Cheers!

Thanks! Glad you like it.. ☺ The Behringer originals are quite nice. And a lot of fun. Cheers

@@MarcusJean13 Thanks, glad you like it! 😃 If you have any question - i ll try to answer to the best of my knowledge. Cheers!

Hey! I dont think i m the right person to have a valid opinion about technical details. I m usually too distracted with "what can i do with this" and dont dive into the minuscule details of envelope clicks and such. Wine&Synth has done a review recently, as he is a former employee of Quasimidi (if i recall correctly) he surely has a much better "eye" for such details than me. I thought Jorb had done one too - but seems i m mistaken there. I didnt see any other guy whos opinion i would value doing a review - so i guess you have to watch and check what you can find, sorry. Cheers!

@@popcycles Hey! No, thats one that i didnt buy.. I wasnt sure if i need it..

Thanks, but i like yours better 😋

Hey.. I dont notice a very high frequency sound at 0:32. At 0:23 there is a Proton Sound which returns at 1:20 - thats a lfo modulated filter. Aside of that there is a delay ( from Ableton ) in the whole track, thats on about 10% wet and has 17ms timing, but the timing gets modulated randomly by an lfo as well. That tends to "chirp" a little sometimes, tho i dont hear it at 0:32.

@@LeMorgue It's very high at least 15kHz, not a musical sound. Check it with a spectrum analyzer plugin

@@nanocyde_artist Its from one of the sounds that i recorded from the proton. As its just in this one (pad) sound, it shouldnt be related to my recording gear, otherwise the other sounds would contain that spike too. and yes, if isolated its not really musical. problem is - i dont know what i had dialed in for that sound.. so i cant even say if i used the wavefolder and or sync, or if its just the second filter as HP or BP with a lot of resonance.. But it did come from the proton, that much is for sure. Maybe i ve found a "sour spot" with the dialed in parameters, maybe the proton has a fault that gets amplified with the wrong settings.

Not sure about being really creative.. Most of the time it feels i m pretty repetitive and predictable, tho i try not to be too much.. But i m pretty sure arguing about pots or the closeness of the sound to some synth thats 40 or more years old with old through hole component is pretty futile. I guess a Jen 2000 didnt have the most sturdy (? unwobbly? ) pots back then either, and still people made music with that. I m glad we can get so much gear - clones and originals - for reasonable prices. I m no real musician, this is just my way of winding down after work. And i love it! And i m glad if someone enjoys listening or even just takes the time to do it.. These things are supposed to be fun.. And if we can share some of that its great! Cheers! 🙏

sorry, i mislead myself - this was the dry one 🙄. forget my previous comment.. i thought the dry one had a higher number..

Honestly sounds fantastic. Slider response for LFO-1 rate is a little odd (doesn't accelerate much until the top half) but that doesn't impede sound design. Also might be something that can be recalibrated.

Thanks! Glad you like it ☺ Cheers!

Honestly? For a first beginner i would suggest something thats small, easy to obtain for cheap, has enough features, but not tooooo much. Neither of them - Proton and MS-5 fall into these categories. Does it need to be analog? Then i guess i would opt for a Microbrute, if not - the Microfreak could be a nice option. You can achieve very similar stuff with both of them, but wont need to spend too much money. And they always make a nice addition later on. If these deem too simple - the Bassstation 2 is laid out nicely, so it wont be to complicated to get your head around it AND its analog AND very portable AND pretty capable. All of them have keys - i prefer synths with keys, as you can experiment more easily and intuitive. Ahhh... Korg Monologue - also a nice analog option, tho it doesnt seem to have that very rounded full sound ( at least not as far as i remember - i definitly need to pull it from the shelf to revisit its sound ). If you dont mind older digital stuff - a Microkorg should be available for cheap and has very nice sound, despite being digital and quite old already. The Ultranova could be a good starting point too. IF it needs to be either of Proton or MS-5... I guess the Proton holds more options for future use in connection with modular gear. The MS-5 would be the choice if you want that 70s and Roland filter sound, but then again i would suggest the Behringer MonoPoly its brings 4x polyphony at a similar price range. Did that help in any way? 🤔 Cheers!

@@LeMorgue Thanks for the detailed response. I have plenty of synths but no behringers yet. That monopoly is phenomenal value and is actually cheaper than ms5 in Australia. Hmmmm gas ⛽️

@@eTERNIAN69 so whos the beginner then? 🤪 or first behringer? That would still be the MonoPoly.. Tho i guess most people would argue for the Poly-D, but i m not really a moog guy. The Poly-D is nice, no doubt - but i m just not the funky synth performer.. 🤣🤣🤣 Well.. right now the MS-5 would rank #2 on my Behringer favourites list. Then maybe the Odyssey, followed by the Wasp i guess. If i wouldnt own a MS-20 Mini, then place 3 would be the K2. Next one would be the Pro-One - then Proton, Neutron, Kobol, Cat, Poly-D, DeepMind 12 and Edge (sorry U2 😜).

@@LeMorgue Cheers bro yeah first behringer synth. Sounds like I’ll keep my eye out on the ms5 if it’s your second fave :)

yes, the Kobol is really nice. 😉😁

Thanks! 😁

☺ The filters are fantastic. But the oscillators seem to be unique too. Well - the synth is a lot of fun, thats for sure.

@@LeMorgue Mine arrived yesterday(benefitted from Friday's price drop) - really love the square waves and the way you can use the BP filter with resonance to select the fundamental of one of the oscillators (like the lower if not same frequency setting) in the middle or lower octave to make bass notes growl - loving it so far.

@@simoningate2056 Great 😃 Hope you ll have a lot of fun with it. 👍

Thanks !? I guess?? 😉

Thanks, i m glad you like it ☺ I m just starting to explore the MS-5. But i m surprised of its sound. I do like the filter very much, maybe i m more of a Roland type of guy than Moog or Korg. Hopefully i ll be able to get more nice stuff out of it. Too bad that Behringer didnt make a MS-Poly-5 ( Poly-MS-5, Poly-5 ) like they did with the Model-D. Having bought a few Behringer synths recently i have to say - the MS-5 is the most expensive of them, but its definitly the one i wouldnt have wanted to miss. Kobol and Proton are nice - but i m more excited about the MS-5. Maybe because i like the 70s sounds it seems to have. Sorry, toooooo much text 😉 Cheers!

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Was das Geld ausgeben angeht? Jau.. aber sowas von.. 🤪🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, i m surprised by its sound. I didnt expect that..

☺ was macht die gitarre ?

@@LeMorgue immer noch Krach in open G. Und vielleicht kriegt sie demnächst ein Schwesterchen 😀

@@couchcamperTM Cool! 👍Was wäre das dann für eine? Du bist Linkshänder? Spielst die Gitarre aber "normal" oder?

@@LeMorgue ich bin so ein Freak, die 2. wird 'ne Rechtshänder. xD Also ich dann auch. Einfach nur damit ich wenigstens ein bisschen was kann, wenn ich mal bei anderen Leuten bin. Ne Gitarre steht ja fast überall rum, aber selten für Linkshänder...

@@couchcamperTM Bass hab ich immer „normal“ gespielt.. Und ja - wenn man irgendwo mal ne Gitarre in die Hand nimmt ist es nie ne Linkshänder, ich wüßte aber auch ehrlich nicht was ich dann damit machen sollte.. Beim Schlagzeug hatte ich mal überlegt ob das „auf links“ vielleicht nen sinnvollen Unterschied machen würde - aber ohne Rhythmusgefühl bringt auch das Umstellen nix 🤣🤣🤣

Wow! Thank you 😁

🤪"Two sounds are better than one - Technoman" 🤣🤣🤣 Well, i surely will get the Enigma too.. But i enjoyed the Neutron so much, that i had to get the Proton as well.. Its good when they are doing something original. Tho i will never get why they wont have bigger filter-knobs.. Thats something great about the Take 5 - big centered knob thats being used a lot.. 😉 Cheers!

Well, its just something i had to try - and its fun 😁 And i guess its more interesting in a DAWless setting, especially with using modular sequencer(s). Using paraphonic with the patch could be interesting too, tho having the notes hard panned to each side might get annoying pretty easily.. Thanks for listening and taking the time giving your thoughts. Cheers!

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honestly? i dont know if i can give a valid opinion yet. feels like i only scratched the surface.. i tried wave folding, tried sync, filters in parallel, filters in series - but i m sure i missed a lot of its capabilities. i would have liked the filters to blend between their types. i would have liked to have an input jack for doing that too. two delays to provide even more "stereo" capabilities would have been nice too.. i liked the delay on the neutron. but on the other hand - some of my favourite songs have been made on very minimalistic gear. Warm Leatherette, Heimat by VEB Weltklang and so many more.. compared to that the proton is a hell of a setup to work with. tho these old tracks often work because of the character of the synth.. the proton might be toooooo clean for something like that. but the patchbay offers enough spots to inject some character or dirt. after all - i think its worth the money and in a few months it will be available used and the price surely will drop too. but with all the gear i have - i yet wouldnt say its a must have, but i might change my mind.

@@LeMorgue I don’t have a Proton yet, but I’m pretty sure I’ll get one. Those Behringer skiff monosynths are always hard to resist, given how little they cost. I think my fave so far is the Kobol Expander just for its tone. But the Neutron and now the Proton both seem to have a pretty good degree of filth, and they’re both quite unique.

@@infindebula i havent tried the Kobol Expander yet.. But i saw the other day that its pretty inexpensive - and i have to admit that i m curious.. i have quite a bunch of behringer stuff. it doesnt need to be expensive to have fun with a synth.. tho - yeah, my Take 5 shows why its more expensive as the common behringer synth. And of course my Analogue Solution stuff as well.. But thats an unfair comparison. And you can have fun with the most basic synth and make nice tracks with it. Maybe it wont get you a platinum record - but hey, having some fun in our spare time is the main idea. right? 😉 Cheers!

😉 maybe something slower with more delay? could be interesting with the stereo-patch..

Definitely, something that makes you question life haha, some acid and psytrance would be awesome too. Got my proton on order, looking forward to pairing it up with the neutron!

Happy to hear that 😃

Thanks for your kind words. 🙏 I really appreciate the feedback. Then my little sketchbook seems to really have some positive effect. The Proton is definitly a very nice synth. Tho i still struggle with the CCW pots for the sub oscs. Maybe my perception of the pots is wrong - not fading the sub in, but instead blending from low frequency to high frequency, like a highpass filter. Then it starts to make some sense. Anyway - i m missing the delay from the Neutron. It was nice having that onboard. Well, it surely will make a great companion to your Neutron. Cheers!

@@LeMorgue You have a very interesting idea for future developers with your sub osc idea. I think it's a great idea. As far as the on board delay on the Neuron, it has a tendency to noticeably bleed through unless it's bypassed in the patchbay. Many have complained about it. So, it could be that they left it off of the Proton for that reason.

Thanks, glad you like it! Cheers 😁

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