Another round in name that synth:
Perhaps Behringer doesn’t really make synths at all, just prototype promises with unbelievable prices.
And i’m wondering what is happening with the drastic 30% and 33% price drop on the whole DeepMind series. Is this a permanent thing – perhaps profits are better at a lower price?, or are they temporarily clearing stock, or is it something else? I’ve seen speculation that there will be a DeepMind ][ series – DeeperMinds?
It would be cool if the DeepMind had an analog in, and then I guess some degree of multitimbrality to address the analog in.
Something where you could dedicate 2 voices to the analog in, and then have the 10 remaining voices be for the oscillators.
Maybe that is part of the “Deeper” equation?
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I suppose they don’t want to cannibalise sales of the effects, plus: there was talk of them releasing an fx-unit, called Maelstorm. If that’s reasonably priced and has a decent amount of ins and outs and nice modulation features (LFO, env follower…) that could be a real hit when you take into account the quality of these effects!
When I looked yesterday the prices were the same in uk as allways, not sure where these 30% price drops are listed.
It’s at many, many of the major retailers across the US. It’s not just one or two places like sometimes.
I expect that sales worldwide would stop until we see reductions like in the USA , it’s human nature to want what ‘they’ have and save money
And then I might wait a little longer for it to hit the 2nd hand market and pickup the module.
I must admit I’ve only played around with the Deepmind for five minutes, so I can’t really speak to the effects. TC Electronic’s got some decent stuff though, if not always the most adventurous, so a box with their effects and decent modulation could be useful, especially at affordable prices.
The market for that is kind of on its ass (There’s the Heat, but aside from that… not much comes to mind!) An Adrenalinn-esque device could really clean up with the Elektron/drummachine/groovebox crowd!
Apparently the new TC Electronic pedals are manufactured by Behringer, they’re cheap and a lot of them use BBD chips. I’ve got one of these choruses on the way, but the Echobrain delay also looks good if you need a simple analog delay.
https://www.tcelectronic.com/Categories/Tcelectronic/Guitar/Stompboxes/3RD-DIMENSION-CHORUS/p/P0CQ0
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Whatever happened to that TC Electronics Juno chorus pedal?
It’s been like a year and it still isn’t out. Who knows if it’ll ever make it to production.
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More synths on the way
Expect a lead time of about 18 months to two years before you’d see anything reach the market from this group of hires.
Cory Banks (of BBoy Tech Report) got his hands on an early version of the MS-101.
Why does Behringer give this synth to such a stupid reviewer! Looks like he doesn’t know that much about synths! Must be the worst review I have ever seen, with mostly irritating sound! Give us some acidbleeps, heavy square subosc basslines, oldskool Boc style with Alesis midiverb!
Move that fucking envelope and filter so we can hear that it doesn’t sound normal! I have Roland mc202 and sh01a and this distorted env is not normal at all!
What did you expect mate
It’s a behringer
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So after the Karp, now it’s a Barp Odyssey 
What if those 2 are in stores, I wonder what the seller will say.
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