Thx for your question. I'm glad to help. Attenuator is not really what you think it is, from what you describe. First of all attenuator modules do not need power supply (not all but most) and these modules are very cheap and MUST HAVE, really worth having. What is attenuator module? You can use it for dialing in amount of modulation (usually used with LFO but you can be creative as well). You do not use Attenuator between MIDI keyboard and a synth but you can, it will affect distribution of pitch CV across the keyboard but in that case it is not a must have. I hope it helps...if you have any more questions just ask! Regarding K2, be carefull because K2 has 2 different CV standards. read the manual carefully, have a good look on a K2 as well. I have some videos here showing what connections are possible (Crave with K2). But generally you can use MIDI for playing K2 and if you feel more comftable with CVs then you can use CVs for controlling keyboard...but MIDI works perfectly good for that purpose and you can use CVs for other purposes like modulating filter for example (again for best results modulate through an attenuator).

USA is always cheaper anyway...from what I have noticed...

Thanks! 🍀

Thank you for sharing bro!

@@trentynn_global with pleasure! 🤩

There is nothing wrong with Behringer’s build quality. Especially if we talk about more expensive equipment. I myself I was sceptical at the beginning but as soon as I got my Behringer D I have decided that I will take Blue Marvin as well…Behringer became my favourite synth maker. Also because Behringer has VERY cool modifications! If we talk about the sound, those who don’t know how to make any synth sound good are mourning and spiting and trolling 😂😂😂

Legendary synth makers have made a mistake …by keeping prices very high in times of cheap labour and parts. Behringer took advantage of the huge gap in the market and nothing wrong with that. Patenting and licensing that equipment would lead to lack of innovation and Behringer adds must have features while others didn’t improve at all.

Yeah this would be the same as tiptop and buchla collaboration.

@@slickepinne What music genre you make? 909 is maybe well known because of its use in electronic music but it was used in pop, rnb as well. These are just a few drum sounds which I rather use as samples in my projects anyway but such cheap eurorack module is a lot of fun for sure!

@@amazeus1980 my friend, I've been doing electronic music for almost 40 years now. I never liked the 909. I used it in some acid tracks but I don't like it. Especially not the bass drum.

Its a drum sequencer, not a 909 clone.

@@slickepinne I’m 44 and I didn’t like electronic music at all when I was younger. Only some tracks. I was a rapper back then and I like completely different percussions/drums …more oldschool acoustic sounds. But I have explored 909 and 808 and got used to these sounds as well, these are used by so many artists!

@@roger_001 Behringer obviously cloned 909 …and made RD-9 and RS-9 is based on 909 Id say because Roland doesn’t have eurorack format 909.

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography Flatiron fuzz is awesome! ;)

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography Behringer has synths with CVs. If you have 2 of such synths with CVs, you can do A LOT with envelopes and lfos! What is a “must have” buy (and cheap) is attenuator module (passive attenuator module - no need for electricity ⚡️! ) K2 has SOME connections that allow the use of standard CV voltage. But be careful with K2! Some connections have different voltage standard! Connections visable on the video allow standard CV voltages. At least according to my knowledge! 😂 What you have? Model D also, if I remember well? You can use D envelopes and LFO …quite a few connections are possible. Modulate lfo speed with another lfo or osc pitch with envelope and control amount of ANY modulation with passive attenuator.

@@amazeus1980 Thanks for the heads up! I bought a Model D, K2 and a 2600 this week...also went ahead and upgraded my midi/controller keyboard and got an Arturia Keylab Essential 49 MK3

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotographyHow much experience you have with synths?

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography Arturia Beatstep pro would be better imo …it sends 4xCVs separately at the same time…4 sequences. But you can use DAW as a sequencer via MIDI.

@@amazeus1980 lol yeah i realized that afterwards🤣 BUT! I did play with the model D today...programed an Arp on the Arturia and was able to create a bass drum, snare drum, bass line and some stabs all on my own..no videos or patch sheets 😁 I had so much fun!

Behringer’s company has their own chips production now…and Im sure that JT16 synth will sound very good. Im more concerned with analog noise then “bad” sounding clones! ;) If we talk about presets change. Maybe turning and pressing encoder will come in handy. Behringer is probably still open for suggestions, if that won’t require a ton of changes on the circuit board.

@@amazeus1980 Yes , Cool Audio . I'm not sure for Roland filter clone ? As i captured VCO will be half discrete , with 2 matched transistors in a chip instead separate . but what about envelopes ? I agree with y about noisy analog devices - for sure , they should be HI- FI , low noise ! I can remember story about firsts OBX . They install weak VCA and then cheap buffer , non hi - fi , and a synth sound harsh and gritty .

@@crnogor I think that Arturia MicroFreak sounds pretty harsh but it has it’s own character as well…looks like MicroFreak has a cheap output amp simply. Yeah, they use chips for sure but not only. Behringer Modular is fully discreet from what I know. But generally I don’t think that all components have to be discrete. Most important is filter and output amp imo. Interesting story about OBx …

@@amazeus1980 Presets or users, which ever , how many times y have to roll to find what you need if there is couple hundreds adreses of each sections ? Be sure that they will not change nothing by suggestion . Beside , i wounder , do really all players need so big poly , 16 voices or 2x8 in a split mode !?

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography I use 2 pedals now with eq pedal! ;)

@@amazeus1980 i play bass and guitar so i have some pedals...definitely will be trying this! And my K2 and Model D just got delivered!!!! 2600 will be here Saturday...i went a little crazy🤣🤣

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography Since I use guitar pedals with synths I have a lot more fun! Good choice! What distortion/drive pedals you have?!? My pedals are clones also. Electro Harmonix East River Drive (Ibanez overdrive clone) and Flatiron Fuzz (Proco Rat clone).

@@amazeus1980 I've got a mix of Caline, Joyo and Zoom multi fx pedals. I mostly use the Zoom modeling multi fix for distortion and drive good models of the Boss pedals. I've been looking at more pedals like the Room's stereo reverb pedal. And rack mounts.

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography Save money and buy only drive pedals, eqs. Saturation and distortion sound better if analog (saturate/drive/push also interface mic pre) and you can use all other tools as DAW stock plugins! Seriously. For emulating rack sound of reverb and delay I can recommend Tritik Krush filter/bit crusher and drive, with envelopes and lfo. I can use any reverb plugin but I really recommend shimmer reverb and chamber reverb. Nearly all rack gear reverbs and delays are digital - please take a note of that! ;) Bit crushed plugins will sound Vintage!

@@JeremiahHartmanPhotography This is a synth with various control voltage values (so called CV) make sure you know how to use connections!

Watch that! ;) kzbin.infoWiv11HAp00U?feature=shared

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@@dismalfist Warm Audio and Golden Age Audio knock-offs of Neve do not sound the same as Neve as well…and that is even better! I’m more concerned about signal to noise ratio but even that is not an issue really.

This is a wavetable synthesizer and it is actually a digital synthesizer. Wavetable sound synthesis is my favourite one because it goes beyond typical analog sound. It can produce a wide range of sounds…especially good for creating atmospheric sounds, rich pads and strings. This is Waldorf PPG clone. Waldorf has also a plugin version of that synthesizer. Waldorf is a creator of wavetable synthesizer! Ofc there are many more plugins like Arturia Pigments and many other plugins that are for free, capable of wavetable sound synthesis. I will make a video about synthesizer types in a near future, with examples of use and I will also share a couple of recommendations that I think are worth trying and using (free plugins). ;)

@@amazeus1980 Sounds amazing, I will look forward to that bro 😎

@@rebeccaschade3987 you have no idea what are you talking about….seriously!

Yea, Behringer 2600 sounds good but I thought the Pro One was crap when I did a side by side it with my original.

@@ComsiCaterpillar comments under that video (link bellow) say something completely different to you view…secondly there are no two exactly the same sounding synths and third you might have calibration issues… kzbin.info/www/bejne/imWvf2Z4j6ylpckfeature=shared

@@amazeus1980 I own several original Pro Ones. The Behringer is nothing like it and some of the pots had lag which makes no sense if it was really 100% analog. The behringer 2600 it tried was good though. Not sure why the Pro One didn't turn out. I'm yet to hear any reproduction CEM "curtus chips" that sound like the vintage originals. I think the moog/arp sound is easier to copy

@@ComsiCaterpillar I got several Behringer synths and I love them all! K2, Crave, Model D, Arp clone...my next synth will be actually Poly D! And I think it is a synth that is worth buing !

Arturia Arp is the first synth I have learned…never thought that I will be able to buy real Arp but Behringer made it possible! Got Blue Marvin and it is a fantastic experience! Sliders move a bit smoother then I have expected but build quality surprised me positively anyway! I love that synth!

Often Behringer is low priced... and make clones very similar to the original.😜

I disagree about build quality and features. I got many Behringer synths and I got Korg Opsix and Moog Matriarch and tbh I was very disappointed with Moog and Korg build quality and features…especially at that price point! And if you cannot read, Behringer wrote that it will be released in a few months time. …and you are simply trolling and hating! 😂

⁠@@Sandelec-gm2clNot only similar but packed with additional features that musicians have been requesting for years! 😉 At very affordable prices!

@@amazeus1980isn't true. I have the Neutron and the Model D from Behringer. If I bought the original minimoog I spent a fortune..😂😂😂 For the quality...if you don't play soccer with Behringer synths... is better😆😆😆😆 I have Korg and Roland too...✌🏻

@@amazeus1980 I know...thanks Behringer for bring us the 80's..😅😅✌🏻✌🏻 At a good price. I have Neutron and Model D...from Behringer. The original minimoog has a price that seem has golden screw...😂

Im a musician, not a youtuber! xD ;) ...but yeah...I'm missing some content on YT and I have a few ideas for YT viedos, defo I will share some more cool suff! :)

Good 😂❤

Congrats! :D and thx! Because of that ocassion I will be sharing some free Korg Drumlogue samples that I have recorded on my own! Very soon! ;)

Can you turn on subtitles?

@@amazeus1980 Should I have to? Perhaps the video maker should sort his audio out instead! He won't realise he needs to improve it unless someone leaves a comment. You're welcome!

I have a feeling that this hate toward Behringer has something to do with the fact that Behringer is with/in China and it affects negatively western economies …musical equipment producers.

You can share your ideas with Behringer. Company might be still opened for suggestions!

Behringer has Yamaha CS-80 filter and it has a groove box as well. I also hope it will have a global tuning in hz and I was trying to find out if Volca has tuning in hz because this is for me the first thing I check with synths. I also don’t think that Behringer will be expensive.

I have Arturia clone…never tried Tal version. But I know Tal plugins since many years. These have a great sound! I think that Behringer will cost about $1200…yeah…would be nice to have one of these!

@@amazeus1980 I've heard the Arturia and Roland plugs are good too, but I really like TAL as a developer.

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@@amazeus1980 behringer "created" JP8...

Wut!!? 😂

That is just an iPad recording…should be fine to listen to it with headphones or on a pc. Anyway thx!

True. I also like braking the rules simply. Exploring new things leads to new discoveries!

Thanks 💯

Wut? 😃 Exited about the revelation? xD

Looks like all music genres benefit from various saturation techniques. Seen recently in a video here on YT that Prodigy used a build in saturation/drive effect from some Roland rack synth. You know what DnB musicians used? I’m curious…got any specific name?

You have to wait a bit longer, it’s not in production yet