Behringer System 55 - 4 voice analogue warmth

[@rspmusic796]

Sounds warm and beautiful. Congratulations!!

[@DisciplinedCommotion]

Beautiful rich smooth tones. Cool piece of music. (some serious looking patching going on)

[@ProfessorSynth]

Thanks for listening Tim. It looks more complicated than it is. There is a lot of repetition for the four voices.

[@monodux]

Nice!

[@ProfessorSynth]

Thank you 😁

[@aemilpeters5644]

What reverb processor & wat MIDI to quad CV/gate, etc., was involved?

[@ProfessorSynth]

The reverb is the FX Aid XL with the black hole reverb. The midi to CV converter is the Vermona qMI2. Thanks for listening.

[@JPblasc]

This is great! very relaxing. How are you triggering the envelopes? I notoced you do no use the V to S interface?

[@ProfessorSynth]

Thanks for listening. I have made some V Trig to S Trig converter cables as shown in one of my previous videos. This means I can bypass the interface altogether.

[@JPblasc]

@@ProfessorSynth I will watch that video, thanks a lot.

[@moogfooger]

Nice tones. What does it sound like without the reverb? Cheers

[@ProfessorSynth]

Terrible 😁

[@moogfooger]

@@ProfessorSynth Thank God for ambience. Thanks Rob. Cheers

[@rspmusic796]

May i ask how do you like the System 55? Can you operate it with all that comes in the box and midi controller? Or do we need anything else apart from what comes in the box? Also does anything bother you about it?

[@ProfessorSynth]

I am very pleased with the System 55, it’s about the best value modular system you can buy. It does have a midi interface so yes, with a midi controller you can use it right away. I have made some modifications to make the V-trig/S-trig situation less hassle and have added some LEDs to some modules but overall I am happy with it. You can see the modifications I made in some of my other videos.

[@rspmusic796]

@@ProfessorSynth Thanks for the response. I will watch the other videos.