Behringer Model D Analog Synth Module Demo - Daniel Fisher

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Daniel Fisher, Sweetwater's master of modular, demonstrates the three punchy oscillators, classic 24dB/octave voltage-controlled filter with resonance, envelopes, LFO, portamento, and more. All instantly familiar - only smaller. The Behringer D is a Eurorack-sized reincarnation of the legendary analog monosynth that started it all. From fat pulsing basses to searing leads to celestial pads: the Behringer D puts a world of musical expression under your fingertips.
The Model D module is being played via MIDI with the Behringer DeepMind 12:
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...and is sometimes being voltage controlled via an Electro-Harmonix 8-Step Analog Sequencer:
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Daniel occasionally engages a TC Electronic Flashback II to create Ping-Pong delay:
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...and a BOSS RV-6 Reverb pedal:
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0:00 - Intro Performances
2:29 - Behringer Model D Overview
4:17 - Model D Oscillators
8:06 - Model D Lowpass Filter
9:35 - Model D Highpass Filter
10:42 - Model D Modulation
17:04 - Three Different Pitches
19:28 - Model D Noise
21:32 - EXT IN Feedback
25:47 - 3.5mm Ins and Outs
26:58 - Model D with EHX 8-Step
30:03 - A Look at the Circuitboard
31:09 - Thanks for Watching!

[@TudorNeve]

i think proving that prices are ridiculously inflated for some gear (both new and vintage) is a big part of behringer's motivation with all these new clones. it's rebellious & bold move against the establishment. however i don't expect the snobs to ever change their minds about what's what.

[@Paul_Y_T]

Behringer's pricing reflects the economies-of-scale benefits of mass-production, and not having to recoup the r & d that went in to the original core design. It's good that they can make things that are affordable for the masses, but it's naive to take that and say that the companies that operate a different business model have pricing that is "ridiculously inflated".

[@TudorNeve]

I still don't believe a Model D costs €3700 after all taxes and expenses paid. Yes, it's true, Moog might not survive without these prices - although I don't think a slight price cut would have a negative impact. Maybe they need someone better in their marketing department. Nobody forces them to remain boutique and I know, nobody forces me to buy their stuff. I also blame societal gentrification for making boutique stuff so legitimate in 2017.

[@TudorNeve]

Also I'm very happy that Behringer is bringing on the heat. For us consumers competition is the best thing that can happen. All small businesses grew out of necessity to survive. And while I love Moog I have to admit that they've been sitting on their laurels for the past few years. Let's see what happens next.

[@dustinhut13]

While it's cool, why on earth would they ever have replicated the Keith Emerson modular? How many of those did they sell...two? I don't understand their direction. A new Minimoog shouldn't have been over $2,000, especially with nothing new added. I'm with you, guess we'll see what they do next, but even the most elitist synth companies out there have caught up with the times and had lower cost offerings.

[@Paul_Y_T]

Moog do have relatively low cost offerings too though - minitaur, mother 32, sub phatty and sub(sequent) 37.

[@Feldspar__]

Daniel Fisher is a national treasure.

[@sweetwater]

{Ring Ring} "Who is it?" "It's Nicolas Cage. He's looking for you." -_Daniel_

[@stoneyboyd]

Yes, he truly is.

[@lewissublett7304]

30-35 years ago I had a chance to buy 2 MiniMoogsl for $250.00 each. Hindsight is 20/20. No way I can afford a MiniMoog now. My model d arrives tomorrow. Thank you Behringer

[@synthanatomy]

Thanks Daniel and Sweetwater for publishing this video :) Sounds great :)

[@gnarlysoundscapes7210]

Can't believe you can get one of these brand new for $210 now. Good time to be a synth enthusiast!

[@gnarlysoundscapes7210]

@@eugeneport1748 Sweetwater had them at that price last year. $330 now...:-\

[@jonathansteele6815]

$330 now :(

[@gnarlysoundscapes7210]

@@jonathansteele6815 I recently nabbed a used one for $125 on Ebay. 😛 Just has some minor cosmetic damage, which doesn't matter to me... gives it more character :)

[@girlinagale]

It's not rocket science, Behringer made a synth which can do what the Moog can do, end of.

[@ericdufresne6991]

girl in a gale for a cheaper price too..

[@jumpingman8160]

c'mon Behringer.... do a String machine clone and an Oberheim. You know you want to :)

[@jumpingman8160]

YES!!!!!!!!!!

[@HH-xo7fu]

and a Vox Continental please :)

[@Wagoo]

VP-330 and OB-Xa are supposed to be in the works..

[@joyoussound]

There are better stringers than the VP330. They should definately combine the VP330 and the RS505. Now that would be the ultimate stringer! Behringer are you listening?

[@Smaragdschloss]

Oh, someone has read and captured my wish post. After I asked Xavier from XILS LAB for the idea of an emulation of the fantastic RS-505, he answered me, it would be his next project to try to implement an RS-505 stringer section into the VP330 clone, the XILS V+. And I also made Behringer the suggestion to combine both great synthesizers in one hardware gear. This would be an amazing special stringer synthesizer, the world hasn't seen yet. Uli, my hero, try to get the RS-505 into the VP-330 and make us happy!

[@crolodon8024]

Excellent demo and playing as always Daniel!

[@brucebachleda7838]

I pre ordered mine, can't wait to get it.

[@sm7606]

This synth is gaining alot of attention, i suspect behringer is about to be a major synth manufacturer. I never thought id see the day! Well done. Time will tell how reliable the deepmind and D is, it will determine their status as a synth manufacturer.

[@the80386]

you can't defy the chinese mass manufacturing brute force. no matter what people say about quality, local made this and that, in the end they would settle for the cheapest products

[@scottcupp8129]

They now have the Mono/Poly getting ready to ship

[@Datachrome]

That thing sounds good, and the fact that it's Eurorack compatible is absolutely great!

[@Sammael8842]

Daniel's demo videos are awesome. He sold me a preorder.

[@old_romans]

I've never heard a better sounding video on KZbin in my life.

[@AZam-gi7mn]

Great Demo ...Sounds on point to my ears

[@LifeInSpacePodcast]

This thing looks fantastic, I think I know what synth I'm getting this holiday ;)

[@McSynth]

Just bought a BMD. I cant tell the difference in audio, between it, and my fragile 1972 minimoog.

[@AlienSexGod]

yeah? better or worse and in what way?

[@WildernessMusic_GentleSerene]

Amazing times for synth players and sound designers!!!!! Cute logo "D" and a little tiny Behringer :)

[@artemi-music]

I love that review, thank you!!!

[@valteraleksei]

This sounds so good everyone needs one with their 303

[@neilbarbu]

Tanks loads Daniel, I'll see you soon hopefully.

[@garyweaver9222]

Thanks, very much, gentlemen. We haven't heard much, so far : )

[@scottcupp8129]

I've got one of these. It's a little monster. Love it!

[@KharmaAndSound]

the fact that this can go into someones eurorack setup is genius. Say what you want about it's inferiority to the pure breed lineage of Moog.. (cough cough) An affordable easily transportable eurorack model D. I'm absolutely sold. Maybe I'll sell my sub37 ; )

[@Zinfidel1]

The KZbin audience needs more Daniel Fisher. Also, my Behringer D is almost here! Just another day or two! Fedex is so slow!

[@VickersDoorter]

This really got my interest at 9.09. Great-sounding resonant filter sweep.

[@DominicJacksonFilm]

kool demo man!!! NOISE YEAAH!!!! This guy had some fun making this haha good keyboard player

[@user-qe2lo8lm5q]

pulled up a picture of a Minimoog and stared at it while listening to this video and I swear sometimes I forgot I wasn't hearing a Minimoog sound demo.

[@JohnnyNatrium]

have you ever used a real Minimoog?

[@SPAZZOID100]

Johnny Natrium i have. I have one. On many patches, this D is very close. Check out SYNTHPRO. He did an amazing comparison.

[@exiles_dot_tv]

Afaik Moog didn't retain the rights to the internals so Behringer has basically cloned the circuit board. Maybe they substituted a few caps here and there but the sound should be pretty spot on as it's essentially the same hardware, and not some digital emulation or something like that.

[@SPAZZOID100]

Johnny Natrium the video confirmed that it sounds 98% the same.

[@ubiquitousreverser]

Given unless you own an original moog model D, and even with that you probably still won't get the original tone it had when it was first built. For 400.00 I doubt anyone who wants it won't be disappointed, plus this has some nice "Modern" features. But feel free to just stick to your 3,500 worth of historical memorabilia. Hope it's making you buckets of money for it's golden sound on all of your music or makes you feel warm inside when you play it, that's all that really matters. For the rest of us at least some company decided since they could to capitalize on the fact that more hobby synth fans will love to finally get a chance to have some of that history for themselves if they want and be able to justify the cost, like to there wives...? To bad the closest you can get with an actual moog product is the single VCO mother 32. Other than supporting an American made product which I think is important it would be nice to see moog offer something for the everyday blue collar folks. I can't even justify swapping my digital Roland System 1 toward a used sub phatty. The sys1 sounds amazing, has 4 note polyphony, came with the SH-101 and has so many other features that really are more worth the 350.00 I spent on it over the 5-600.00 for a 1 note moog that doesn't even have a sine wave for the LFO. At this point just get over the HYPE!

[@patrickbateman7444]

This is so well done by Behringer! Yes of course it doesn't feel like an authentic Minimoog, but it sure sounds like one.

[@WokeUpScreaming]

Holy crap this thing is insane!!!!

[@GEOSynths]

It sounds massive, I'm getting 3 of them :)

[@jordantylerflores2993]

I have a Minitaur and want to pair them. Massive sound of the D and still get that great filter from the Mini. But I also would like three haha.

[@savanaviolenta]

@@jordantylerflores2993 im getting too the minitaur and Model D.

[@analogsynthplayer]

GEOSynths Could you link them up together and get polyphony?

[@prozakmorris7287]

Synth sounds good, Flat Top looks great, and now all we need is a release date and proof this elusive pre order page exists.

[@AveMcree]

Ten billion cool points for the Galaga reference... That along made me watch the video all the way thru!

[@klinikat5313]

Appreciated Daniel ! Nice to hear with the pedals......sounds wont get washed out....nice! Thank you Uli and team , and now B ARP 2600 please, haha 😎😁😊😊

[@sharkasaurus220]

Hallelujah, it's Daniel Fisher!

[@mandyvelge]

fkng awesome dude right here!! this guy is amazing!! thank you so muvh!! great review

[@scottcupp8129]

I have a DM12 as well. GREAT synthesizer. I love the combo that I have. I also have an old Ensoniq SQ1Plus. I had one of those as a kid and just had to buy another one. Mid life crisis I guess. I've been buying a LOT of gear lately.

[@coldwar1977]

Great wacky old school sounds!

[@jaykeel7309]

I understand how some people prefer rack units, but for me there's always a certain disconnect that dissuades me from using them. This might be the exception though! Sounds wonderful

[@chrisstrobel3439]

My Sweetwater rep just told me the D has been pushed back to December .. ohh well .. will make a nice Christmas present :)

[@markussamnell6408]

i really like both Reviews that go through the sounds as well as implemented in "real" Songs. bit tis is all i nye rally. Great to hear thé sounds and imagining how it would fit into my recordings

[@synthbuilder8030]

I would love to know what magical piece of tech people are using to measure the percentage of "likeness" to the original (85%, 92%, 98% etc.) - because I could really do with something useful like that in my workshop.

[@bobafettuccine]

an oscilloscope.

[@AndyPawlakOfficial]

If you were going to use this as a musical instrument , and not ruminate over it as piece of synthesizer snob wankery, it is indistinguishable in sound in all intent and purpose. Synth geeks tend to forget ( because generally they are not recording professionals ) that instruments are NOT recorded raw. They are sat in a track which is balanced and eq' then mastered. That is a fact. So in any real recording this will sound Exactly the same as the machine it has been ingeniously designed to mimic. Well done behringer. It's going in my collection.

[@tomj210]

loool, savage

[@PoizenJam]

Timothe Catlin you’re kidding me? Trying to spin this around and say it’s the people claiming they can’t hear a difference that are snobbish? Would you say someone who can’t tell a $10 bottle of wine from a $1000 bottle of wine snobbish? Or is it the person who brags about being able to do the reverse that is snobbish? You straight up admit you’d need a spectrum analyzer or an oscilloscope to show proof, and you’re really nebulous about the perceived differences. Again, I insist you wouldn’t know he difference in a blind test. You’re literally just chest thumping about your own perceived expertise.

[@tomj210]

"chest thumping about your own perceived expertise" lol. exactly

[@quinnj.9617]

Shed A true intellectual.

[@SPAZZOID100]

Johnny Natrium they are vco's, and even if they were not, nobody could hear a difference. Including you.

[@jeffc1753]

Where on the SW website can this be found?? It has been said on forums that SW took the listing for this down weeks ago yet even Daniel tells us to go to the website for the specs.....

[@ohstirfry]

This is going to be my first analog unit. Hope she will be gentle

[@TONAH]

Dimensions (H x W x D) 90 x 374 x 136mm (3.5 x 14.7 x 5.4")

[@wakerickman]

why did he connect the mix out to external in to get overdrive when the model already has an internal connection from main out to the external in for extra overdrive. bit silly rearly in my opinion . or have i missed something

[@georgeray3492]

Daniel, Well done. You hit on some points: tuning and range adjustments, Eurorack, CV input usage, not covered in the other popular demo videos. Already on the list. Would you add links for the pedals you were using? You have sold me on the delay pedal.

[@g1inskyms]

TC Electronics Flashback, and Roland RV-6 Reverb pedals.

[@michaelscottpettis]

Here I am again. How many times have I watched this now lol.

[@snolan1990]

Do they have a release date set for this thing yet?

[@ViperKillerWannabe]

I really love a good noisy analog synth.

[@redirishmanxlt]

Excellent review. How does this compare with other Moog's when it comes to bass?

[@cyb3rk3v]

Does the D have selectable legato trigger modes and selectable note priority like the Moog reissue?

[@infraviolet]

absolutely amazing, but it would've been even better if they included a spare spot or two in the case for it to add some eurorack toys to make it an easy way to get started in modular stuff and try it out without having to drop the national deficit on modules and racks

[@MartinTrussell73z9]

Guess I know which synthesizer I need to be going after now.

[@AnthonyCodringtonTopCat]

Oh dear. This will start lust for more gear lol

[@prospectnyc]

Hi Sweetwater! The video says to follow the link to read more but the Moog Model D isn't listed? Are there going to be other Behringer Moog bootlegs available soon?

[@bipolaroid]

When is this coming out? I noticed the preorder page is gone. I am lucky to already own an old Model D, but this would be perfect for gigging

[@onraj9mm]

should i get this or monologue? i want to make some dawless fun with novation circuit.

[@scottarmstrong8585]

i am interested in the case and power supply as much as the synth itself at this price. Standard Euro rails, rack and power supply for $299 ? , the synth is a bonus at $100.

[@HotStrange]

Scott Armstrong Yep. This is a great introduction into Eurorack and may be my start for a modular rig.

[@kolvis6626]

I was thinking the _exact_ same thing

[@Synthesis1979]

When is going to be released in the uk and for how much?

[@Devenhill]

This is not a subtle goodness - it's totally obvious. It's blinking amazing for the money. I'm hearing so many classic 70s albums in this demo. It's nailed the sound. Next Uli please, a Solina.

[@CybreSmee]

I wonder how much DAW control you get with the USB? Be wicked to have hands on control of my VSTi synths.

[@leo.nordmann]

lol great one :D

[@charliedronkers]

amazing...

[@mauriziogeometraerrico6333]

Un synt analogico polifonico a costo contenuto. Ottimo prodotto .

[@JimmyChaos1985]

Couple of UK places are taking pre-orders now @ £299 (Dawsons and Gear 4 Music) Dawsons says Stock available 19/1!

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

Would you recommend this over the mother 32?

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

Great demo yet again. Moog copy or not. This unit sounds big it has a ballsy presence. I listen to this demo not with thinking does this sound like a moog or not but rather , "does this sound good and deliver the sounds i would need use and can sculpt formy productions. The answer is , "Yes". By the way what is the warm up time for rock solid pitch stability ?.

[@jaydee3514]

I want a boog

[@christopherjohnson9813]

this made my day thankyou! i too look forward to buying a boog. How is that pronounced anyway lol

[@noahhultgren1710]

I think its pronounced Bogue

[@jordantylerflores2993]

Nah dawg, it's pronounced "Bhoog" lol :)

[@supersquare]

I'm nicknaming mine "Boogie"

[@DMC-mp9sx]

This is sounding better to me than the new Roland. I do like them both.

[@liviou2004]

Very goo demo. Thanks. I have a question : how do you set Release envelope control ? I don't see a knob for that. Thanks

[@HotStrange]

Fred Liviou if you can map the midi CC to an external controller you could do it that way. It wasn't on the original either.

[@flyback777]

this baby sounds massive!! Day 1 purchase for me

[@HotStrange]

Trashdinner Better hope you preordered then because these guys are gonna be sold out for a while.

[@mackmccord3743]

Just got mine today. Have you hooked this up to your minimoog and come up with some cool sounds? It feels really good to be playing 5 and 6 note, 1 finger, chords on my Minimoog

[@samueladams7193]

Great to see this and at this price. Here's an idear, why not put two or three of them together with a 5 octave MIDI keyboard and get one monster of a mono synth !

[@the_lasso_]

when will it be for sale/released?

[@davidjames1858]

It's great, and it does more than a Minimoog anyway. I used to get a bit bored with my Minimoogs. Sure, the Model D has a bit of a DCO vibe, but it's still closer to the Moog sound than my Microwave ever was, and that was hyped for supposed Moogishness

[@pinocarella_00]

what external effects did you use?

[@AveMcree]

WHat's the guitar pedal at 28:42?

[@albedo0point39]

Ave Mcree Looks like an Electro Harmonix 8 step program sequencer. To be honest, Korg SQ1 probably a more flexible choice.

[@AveMcree]

albedo0point39 my sq-1 is catching dust right now. Bought it when I was using the no coast last year. Good to see analog wasn't just a phase.

[@gnarlysoundscapes7210]

12:22 I love that sizzly boiling noise.

[@Funbia]

11:52 A real fat analog ...fart!

[@LukeWatts85]

HahaHaha

[@scottcupp8129]

LOL yep. For sure!!

[@kb420ps]

Why aren't these on sale on the Sweetwater website?

[@meneerjansen00]

I've seen reviews of this thing for months now. When will Behringer actually release it?

[@vampyros1]

terminal beach Given this li'l thing that's rapidly approaching called Christmas, I'd call that inopportune marketing...

[@low3freq]

Got one this week, I didn't think it would sound as good as it does though. Almost too big sounding from a little box for under £250, yes I got it even cheaper (off the UK rrp anyway).

[@ehtcom]

@SweetwaterSound. Is it true that Moog are working on a Eurorack compatable mini Model D that will use the mother 32 case? If so, how much $$$$

[@HotStrange]

ehtcom This IS the eurorack compatible Model D. Wtf are you on about?

[@heliotron8042]

Excelent vídeo! Can I use the Roland JDXi analog engine with Model D as it did with the deemind? Its just turn on the mid?

[@sweetwater]

Hi Heliotron. If you're asking if the JDXi can simultaneously play itself and the Model D via MIDI, the answer is yes. If you're asking if the JDXi can sent its Audio Out to the Ext. Audio In jack of the Model D so that you can use the Model D Filter, Amp, and Envelopes on it... the answer is also yes. Thanks for watching!

[@heliotron8042]

@@sweetwater Yes, I was wondering if I could use my synths (JDXi or Minilogue) as a keyboard or controller, like you did with DeepMind, to take advantage of Rack's features. I"m especially interested in using the analog white noise - my version of the Minilogue is XD and its a digital white noise, different from the old model. Thank you very much for your prompt return.

[@ben-rosfeld]

Heard some Keith Emerson-y stuff in here

[@robmoses9772]

I find it ace that a company somewhere on earth realises not everyone is minted and willing to spend ex amounts of cash on a classic synth. The dislike from people who own/recently purchased a model D is understandable but for people who are really wanting to get into the music tech world in general this is great. Saves a lot of messing about getting VSTs that dream of being able to sound like the real thing. Most purists will disgree with Behringer's choice to remake this synth as all they want to hear is real Moog. In my opinion I give Behringer a massive thumbs up because it gives the younger generation a chance to experince something usually out of their reach.

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

Sounded pretty sterile and processed to me. Nothing like the filters on any Moog. These filters sounded pretty shallow and uninspiring to me, and this whole demo was really bright and thin.....

[@mattsynth]

I think all these boutique desktop synths were made for elves with small hands.

[@RealMrBoy]

I agree. One Keyboard + multiple desktop modules is more practical. I keep running into 80s/90s synths that are ether keyboard or difficult to program rack units.

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

mattsynth Haha my sausage fingers would defo have issues.

[@demagmusic]

And elves with small WALLETS ;) I appreciate the less expensive offerings on the market today, even if they're best suited for people with little tiny fingers

[@nobel11]

Wouldn't elves always have small wallets, being so small themselves?

[@personmcperson4440]

No, elves would build you a synth from scraps for free while you sleep.

[@That.old.mountain]

Come on, release it!

[@ProckGnosis]

Let's be reasonable. Any semi-talented synth nut would be able to make some very decent tunage with this. Whether it's an exact or even semi-decent Minimoog Model D clone is almost a non-issue. It sounds MORE than decent enough for making music, and it's 1/10th the price of a real Minimoog (if it's really going for $299). Do I love Moog? Hell yes, but not everybody can afford one. Would have preferred the demo without effects, but so it goes. And Daniel, thanks much for the tasty Emerson licks.

[@purpurastudios3394]

I'm Wondering what analog pedal he uses to give stereo from a mono signal?, Someone knows? thanks.

[@sweetwater]

Hi PurpuraStudios. As with all our videos, just press the SHOW MORE link directly under the video to see more information, including links to any extra gear used in the shoot. (In this case, it's a TC Electronic Flashback II Delay pedal.) Thanks for watching!

[@NicoIasTravolta]

nice!!! nice!!! nice!!!

[@MacXpert74]

Great demo! Behringer did a pretty good job at getting it to sound like the Minimoog. I particularly like the filter. The only thing that seems to be lacking a little is the low-end. It doesn't quite have the powerful bass from the original Minimoog or the Voyager for that matter.

[@SPAZZOID100]

MacXpert74 incorrect.

[@paulinho9396]

I feel the same.

[@edcollins9377]

Chaotic instability?

[@dragonstuff1983]

How the heck do you get the deepmind to send Arp to the Model D? I, for the life of me can't figure it out.

[@sweetwater]

Hi Adam. Look in the ARP SETTINGS Menu. There's a parameter on that page called ARP-TO-MIDI. "On", instead of "Off", will make the Arpeggiator go to MIDI. It's all on page 58 ARP SETTINGS. Thanks for watching!

[@chriswellz5993]

Amazing, considering the price point.

[@usta028]

is this 16 voice polyphonic via midi? so when I trigger chords from within my daw it should be able to play them?

[@sweetwater]

Hi Sercan Usta, like the original Minimoog, this is a monophonic (one note) synth. So, to get 16 separate parts, you'd have to record 16 separate audio tracks, one at a time. Thanks for watching!

[@SPAZZOID100]

Sercan Usta for $299???

[@usta028]

I know right x'D ... Someone told me it was, so I just asked because I was in doubt.

[@Smaragdschloss]

I would also like a Farfisa Syntorchestra, Korg 800-DV, Sequential Circuits Pro-One, Korg VC-10, Roland Jupiter 4, E-Mu Emulator II, a Korg PE-1000, a Korg Lambda ES 50 and a PPG Wave 2.3 clone. And a cheap Moog Taurus pedal.

[@egroovesoldschoolmusic7171]

I’m totally blind, so, aI wanna know what keyboard do you get with that Behrenger D, since I now have one, or, what do you get besides a keyboard to play that thang? So far, I Frankenstein experimented by getting a Komplete Kontrol Native Instruments keyboard that I had to take back because I want something that you can plug into the wall and into that Behrenger D first, to learn how to play. Then later on, connect it to the computer, what would you suggest, because I can not wrap my brain around, going through the computer exclusively to that Behrenger D and playing the computer like a musical instrument, I don’t know, maybe I’m getting old! I also, bought a Roland Midi controler which I had to take back. Any other suggestions?

[@wArGa5m1]

dude, any synth with a midi out. A midi controller needs to be plugged into a computer. Literally any synth with midi out will work, dx7, esq-1, kawai k3, all make great master controllers and cost less than 300

[@StephenFinkNRP]

How would you connect a midi usb controller like the Nektar LX61+ to this unit? Is it possible?

[@sweetwater]

Hi Stephen, USB-only controllers are typically designed to connect to a computer. So... you could connect to a computer, then use a USB-to-5-pin-DIN MIDI interface to get to the D. And, while there are a few interface boxes that can go from USB Type A to MIDI Out, you may find it much easier and less expensive to just get a simple controller with 5-pin DIN MIDI Out. Thanks for watching!

[@StephenFinkNRP]

I have a Behringer interface with midi out. Could I use that to control it? Thanks for the reply. Sweetwater rocks!!!

[@kl33tus]

This guy's hair is always on point. Shoutout to his barber

[@sweetwater]

Thanks kl33tus, I'll pass your props along to our beautifully inked, in-house stylist, Amanda.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

Been panting for n Odyssey tabeltop, but now I'm wondering if I want this module just as much, even though I already have a Minimoog Voyager. Has everything that the Moog Music Model D reissue carried and more, at a fraction of the size.

[@MacXpert74]

I have a Minimoog Voyager too. I have to say this Behringer might be nice to fill in for the parts where the Voyager is not the strongest. The Voyager is somewhat lacking in the high-end frequencies and sounds a little 'dull' compared to the original Model D. This Behringer on the other hand, does have all the brightness you could get from a Model D, making it good for shaper lead tones. The Voyager on the other hand is great for bass, and this appears to be a bit of a weakness on the Behringer. Together however, they should allow for pretty much the whole range of tones you could get from a Model D, and then a lot more with the additional options.

[@dustinhut13]

The Korg Odyssey will positively rock your socks!

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

It already does in the videos, Dustin H.

[@dustinhut13]

ShreadTheWeapon Oh I know, I have an Odyssey already myself, and I'll be picking this up as well. They are perfect compliments to each other, always have been. Both have sweetness, but the Odyssey is more experimental, and the D sound is the silk.