Great synth!

Great letdown! To people at Behringer: great synth indeed but when are you shipping to Canada?

I’m getting one after watching this - fantastic

The Model D Note Priority should be on a Physical Switch on the Unit and the Poly Chain should also be able to work with other products. In a Live setting, being able to play the Model D alone as a Lead Voice (and not doubling external sounds) would be Very Valuable. Also having the Model D as the Top Voice and sounds from another (Polyphonic or Monophonic) unit(s) for supporting tones woud radically improve it's potential in Live settings.

Please, I need help. I am a novice on semi-modular synthesizers (like is Behringer Model D here ). But I can't get any sound, except the A-440 reference tone. Does anyone know where the problem might be? I have Arturia KeyStep connected like this on video. It's the second BMD I've tried and it's the same - no sound in the VOICE switch settings. Thank you for your advice.

Just bought a boog... cant sleep now

Kaitsu same lol

Stop deluding youself.. its a behringer knock off.. a soi boy synth.. and it sounds weak.. no weight in the lows.. harsh grainy highs.. has none of the magic so to speak.. and then there is the small matter of the ip theft.. but its no moog.

memrmarbles me Someone’s salty they wasted £3500 on a synth. doubt you have either a moog or a boog to be honest though

I have both moog and behringer you are Wrong. Check with the moog and behringer clone and the eq analysis would show that your statement lacks any meat or substance. Moog has slightly more character but on the whole they are virtually identical sounding.

Now I just need Behringer to remake the Moog Sirin, with the same positive subliminal imagery on the front, bird, colors, halo, message, and all.

Thank you!

No matter Sir, good work needs a good Price ;)

@@AlbaEcstasy The Behringer D sounds just like the original Minimoog Model D.

@@Hotters9060 not exactly but it is amazing for the price. this one sounds more like the moog phone app then the original

That had 'future sound of london' written all over it

Thank you! Maybe they'll hurry up my order!

Having two is greedy Lol ;-) I have to wait till June to get mine!

This one is not mine, it is borrowed from a friend... :-/

Oh ok. I do envy you having the Model D clone. Does your friend work for Behringer?

I’ve had mine since the start of February. Love it :-)

Thanks! It's an ISBERGET IKEA stand.

Thanks! It's Doepfer A-118 and the other one is the DVCA.

It's a little Eurorack box, especially containing the Mutable Instruments Clouds.

Hi, great sounds! im thinking getting that kind of small eurorack case for model d, have some reverb and delay in it. Did you buy that case or built? Clouds seems interesting, can you get anything like a delay from it?

Thanks! All my synth are manually synced - no connection between them, all have very stable internal clocks - and when they don't (like Arturia) I sync them from Analog Keys or JD-Xi. You should sync your Keystep via USB with Ableton (see User Manual or some tutorials), and Keystep will transmit transmit MIDI to B.Model D., sequencing it. I suggest you to make your Ableton the main sequencer for Model D, directly via USB. It would be much easier and also, Keystep would be able to play via Ableton the Model D.

@@AlbaEcstasy thanks man! I appreciate it!

It's an IKEA laptop support (ISBERGET / BRADA).

I agree, I can't currently afford a stand for my Minilogue and my desk is set so the Keystep is in front of it, connected with some Volcas to the left (or Circuit to the right), so I have my Minilogue on 6 books and 2 CDs, and it's still a tight fit to let the MIDI and USB not poke into the books on the right.

Awesome I’m getting that IKEA support ty

They are incomparable and different. But regarding your question, best cosmic FX would came out from ARP.

At this very moment, I don't use Eurorack modules anymore - I was invested at some point to much than I expected, so I had to cut off. This was my last setup, as an effect unit. From now on I only have Roland Demora (great delay) & Scooper. In modular world it is very important to know what do you specifically want: from a small setup to a large one every module should be chosen for the results you want to have. This is the efficient way. The other way is the compulsive buying: you buy a lot because you love to spend money and time on modules and to have a wide variety of sonic results. The possibilities are endless. With Model D, it would be nice to have a small rack of LFOs, random generators, a sequencer and some effects.

Great video from you as always. If you have the roland Demora and Scooper, you could program one or both as additional LFOs, ADRSs, filters for the Model D. Personally, I would use the scooper and keep the demora as delay.

Baksa Gimm I think there is more sonic capability of the SE-02 but still ordered the Boog 😉

It's the Mutable Instruments Clouds module

It is a tiny Eurorack modular case with a few modules in.

Looks like a modular effects rack.

Model D is punchy and precise, SE-02 is having more harmonics but not su much low end as Behringer. INMHO, they match - not compete! I'll record a tandem of these two.

Alba Ecstasy I like the idea of pairing the model D & SE-02. However, I already have a Sub37 and am wondering between the other two would you recommend?

Shawn Saul same here! I bought to SE02 but have wondered the same. I think the 02 has more sonic capabilities because of Xmod.

I bought them from Thoman.de.

All over Amazon.

It's running on Parasite.

You mean like Minimoog eh.. it's quite identical. Here's the best comparrison video -> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr-olpuDxLfdo2Q.html

have em both, they team up perfectly. korg minilogue completes the crew

@@denizs7995 Yep! that's a dream set up man

Mutable Instruments' Clouds

Depending on where you're from, you may hit a $399 SE-02.

@@AlbaEcstasy yeah I know, they knocked off 100 for black friday, very tempted

Still, if there was no Moog brand, nice clones like this didn’t existed at all. But hardly to see me paying over 3000 bucks for a mono synth, no matter how great it is. I’m more of a practical synth addict: I’d buy a lot of synth for thise money.

Maybe they add it to the next update?

how are they gonna do that in an update? You'd have to manually go into the circuit and add digital controll for every parameter. That won't happen in a simple update lol.

Amæthron update of the synthesizer itself like how the sub 37 has the subsequent 37 after it with more features

Automation would change the character of the synth by making all the parameters steppy. No thanks :)

I wouldn't judge a book my its cover when it comes to Behringer's synths. Keep in mind that the low cost has more to do with the fact that Behringer now has a production facility built specifically for mass producing their synths (the Deepmind for sure anyway). This allows them to cut costs where other analog synth manufacturers cannot because they lack the massive scale of operations that Behringer has. I can't speak for the Model D, but I do have the Deepmind 6 and it has held up just fine in the 15 months I've owned it. And now that they've dropped the price, there is honestly nothing comparable - $499 for a Juno inspired analog synth with on board effects? Nothing comes even close. A lot Benringer stuff is still junk, but their synths are definitely not in my experience. My DM6 sounds amazing.

I have one, no issues here. Guess you gotta be unlucky.

Used my D for three months with none of those problems.

so... good?

@@SorchaSublime no.. it sounds cheap.. but its the ip theft that really bothers me with Behringer.. highly unethical company.

@@4711shaun2 You hear that? It's the sound of the audience. An entire gallery of spectators, slapping their faces in perfect unison in response to the BS you just said. First of all, this is how the original Minimoog sounded. As we now know from countless publically available comparisons, the differences between the two are absolutely minimal, to the point of not existing. So if you don't like how this sounds, then that extends to the original minimoog. And if you think THAT sounds cheap, you weren't listening to it. And IP theft??? First of all, that's irrelevant to the Model D because Moogs exclusive rights to the synth expired, second, the whole concept that only one manufacturer should be allowed to make a specific synth design is myopic and does nothing for the industry. Calling Behringer "highly unethical" over this is just stupid on so many levels.

@@SorchaSublime no.. you're all wiping a real Moog's load off your faces.

@@4711shaun2 this sentence makes absolutely no sense. How it took you a year to come up with it is beyond me