5 things we like about the Behringer Pro-800

Some @behringer #Pro800 #patches and #tips and some things we like about this affordable poly #synthesizer - Shot with ‪@NikonEurope‬ added audio effects by ‪@EHX‬ and ‪@IbanezOfficial‬ - Pro-800 firmware: v1.4.3. #tutorial #ideas
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00:00 Intro
00:29 1. The GliGli / Behringer additions to the Operating System
02:25 2. The extra LFO shapes, targets and fast and slow modes
08:56 3a. Random Patch
10:54 3b. Editors appearing randomly... :-)
12:43 4. Chord mode, Unison and ....
13:42 5. The Sequencer

[@georgegeez8708]

Great video. As soon as I get a Pro-800, I will watch this video over and over.

[@bjornlohmander7431]

Great video!!! :D

[@SolidtraxNL]

Thank you Bjorn!

[@BarthF]

Nice tutorial, love your demo’s!

[@SolidtraxNL]

Thanks!

[@12handzG]

Nice work 👍🏽and sounds great 🙌🏾

[@SolidtraxNL]

Thanks!

[@Ciopekwah]

13:41 - 13:49 is epik

[@SolidtraxNL]

Thanks man! It is one of the sounds of our pack 'Analog Wonders' for the Pro-800u. Some of the other sounds can be heard here as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5Ovc2OwgtqYjZI

[@baconArchitect]

9:41 was not expecting that at all

[@SolidtraxNL]

Flat Eric is everywhere :-0

[@KiR_3d]

Nice overview! Thanks! Can we patch an envelope to LFO speed? Also I've found that Osc2->Osc1 FM is quite limited in power. Can it be changed via preset settings? Maybe it's in plans? P.S. I do like how it sounds in mono mixer. But it would be awesome to have a stereo version with pan spreading options. It's just plus ~16 VCAs... IMO there are plenty of space for this. Also having the multitimbral feature (like 4 or 8 parts in the best case) with separate outputs would be awesome. I like this size and I think that it could be done on the back or on the front panel (near knobs) using stereo 3.5mm jack outputs. I'm not sure how is it technically but it's almost there. Just need more programming, more diving in the menu, maybe an additional "shift" button as the numbers are finite. I think that people will be paying +200$ for this easily. And Chinese SMD LM13700 are pretty cheap (especially in batches). One LM13700 = one stereo voice. Some more OpAmps (not of the best quality, even some "garbage" "overdrive" opamps will be cool enough) for mixing maybe and it still will not take much space AFAIK. I really hope that Uli will _hear_ this and make a new fully loaded poly-synth that will be compact sized. It's a unique opportunity in the whole synth. market IMHO!

[@SolidtraxNL]

Hey, thanks for your detailed comment! We you. LFO-speed: Controlling the LFO speed with an envelop isn't possible (yet) at this time of writing. We doubt that it will get in there, but all we would add to this is, that this is possible via CC via a DAW, like @bitwig Studio for example. Stereo: Although we warmly welcome this, we still think you will have to deal with heat problems. Also, if it has to be real (fixed) stereo, perhaps just buy a second one and polychain them, not that it is possible via the firmware (yet). A guy called @PeteMidi has cool polychain video about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqvRlZqPn95lj5o

[@KiR_3d]

@@SolidtraxNL Thanks for the answer! LFO speed: it's a good idea! I've used a similar trick for Neutron and Model D when I've need additional modulations. Of course it would be much better on the hw preset level. Stereo pan/spread: I doubt that it will cause any heat issues. LM13700N (Texas Instruments) specs: Power dissipation (at 25°C) 570 mW maximum; Supply current IABC = 500 μA, both channels 2.6 mA. 4.56W max - it's almost like nothing. I think it will not need even small radiators. Thanks for the video! Yeah, it sounds great. And takes x2 more space )) Not talking about money but I try to minimize my setup's gear size.

[@SolidtraxNL]

@@KiR_3d You are welcome! Thank you with regards of the VCA-chip (OpAmp) info. Hopefully @behringer or other syntesizer companies us and will release something like it in the future. Another thing you could try is record your take (once or) twice and (double it) then pan the sound left and right (or to your taste) for a more stereo feel. But for live use, two synths is the way to go for now.

[@KiR_3d]

​@@SolidtraxNL Yeah, I've did that with Neutron :) If you want to hear this, search Himalaya Sunset. It's playing the lead part. It couldn't be done with a stereo synth as the right and the left sides were tweaked live. P.S. if to be precise: LM13700 is OTA (not a usual OpAmp). P.P.S. our video service which I fear to name blocks very easy messages suddenly ))

[@goonfish]

​@@KiR_3d another solution to your stereo woes, as thes is Eurorack compatible, would be to buy a simple "stereoizer" module (or VST plugin, even) that converts mono→stereo with all of the necessary panning AND phase-matching stuff required for true stereo emulation. Some modules of this type also offer CV control over parameters like the amount of width/spread in the stereo field, modulatable panning, phase flipping, etc. - and this could obviously be applied to any mono synth, as well!

[@BritoWorx]

Can the synth be played through the usb instead of the 5 pin midi ? Using a daw of course

[@SolidtraxNL]

In terms of MIDI; yes. But no audio over USB. Does this answer your question?

[@jamiesingleton5558]

It's a shame you can't sync the LFO to clock

[@SolidtraxNL]

Yeah, that is the one feature that is lacking for now. Perhaps Behringer will put that in one day, but we doubt it! But you could use a DAW like Bitwig or Ableton and an internal LFO of these DAW's to either use MIDI-CC control or control via Control Voltages to at least control the filter.

[@jamiesingleton5558]

@@SolidtraxNL clock synced synth tremolos are a big part of my band's sound. I sync my keys with my drummer's pads. I run the pro 800 into my keyboard, through its effects, or I use a synced tremolo pedal. It does the job but I'd rather just use the LFO

[@GoodAfternoonDave]

This synth, like many Behinger products, is not actually available in most markets. This duplicitous and deceptive marketing reflects poorly on both Behinger and on you as a content creator. Thanks for nothing.

[@misery4515]

I’ve seen this exact comment on a Behringer synth a lot recently so I decided to check. They are in stock from their US distributor. I get that a lot of people hate Behringer but spreading misinformation reflects poorly on those making the comments

[@TooSlowTube]

They're often not easy to buy when they're first promoted on YT, and they go in and out of stock a lot, but if you're patient you can usually find one, eventually. Thomann in Germany and Andertons, in the UK, are two of the main distributors and they ship internationally. I'd suggest trying Thomann first because a bigger part of their business is international sales, so they're probably better at it.

[@manuriquiz3344]

Lmfao. Sucks for you to not own one of these amazing machines 😂💀🤷🏾‍♂️

[@GoodAfternoonDave]

@manuriquiz3344 lol it's OK I have lots of real synths not made in China. sucks for you to be so poor you're stuck buying budget knockoffs

[@misery4515]

@@GoodAfternoonDave what a miserable prick