The Launchpad in the background is just decoration.
what’s the red and blue synth?
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Betting it’s a Rings clone…
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Simmons SDS-3 clone
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it looks more rectangular than any launchpad… and i doubt theyd promote another company product…
if i were going modular, i’d have bought the mutable stuff … luckily for my bank account i havent, and vcv rack is enough to scratch that itch.
update - theres a video for ‘STEPS’ is that another new one ?
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They used a real Keystep in several videos quite a while back.
But that’s why i asked. They seem to be dropping hints in this video.
As mentioned above, the SDS-3 is still to be released. The Enigma and the VCS3 are also prominent “To Be Announced” products.
At one time Behringer had a Launchpad like product, the TC64 but that is now “Legacy” and no longer made.
ADDED : I realize i need to be careful with terminology. Perhaps instead of “To Be Announced”, i should have just written “To Be Released” !
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Enigma and VCS3 are likely going to be an instant buy for me!
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I have a model 1 SYNTRX, but the B clone of VCS-3 could be a fun pair for it. I wonder what corners they’ve cut to bring the price down?
STEPS ( Stages ) was new released in January.
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I wonder if they will have a go at ripping off the Labyrinth.
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Well they’re at 3/5 already so don’t see why they’d stop now 
Oh wow, did not know of the original but just watched some youtube videos. What a great way to make mono synth stereo. Sounds really gnarly
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I was curious what is stereo about this: the odd numbered filters go to the left output, the others go to the right.
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Yeah, Starsky Carr demos well the original midi box with Grandmother on Youtube.
Really hope that Behringer implements the sequence editing on PC.
I was assuming this had editing … it’s got usb c and the synthtribe app has seq editing for various synths
But I’m not very familiar with this pedal … I guess we’ll know more when it’s officially announced
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Officially released now. Yes, it offers editing.
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- 8 Filters with selectable patterns for intricate and evolving effects
- Authentic recreation of the Moog MF-105 from the ’90s
- Envelope control for dynamic and expressive modulation
- USB/MIDI control for ultimate control and flexibility
- Rate control for modulation speed
- Resonance control for enhanced filter effect
- Mix control for blending between input signal and MURF output
- Expression pedal input for real-time control
- Compact and rugged design for easy transport and onstage use
- Combine with other pedals for even more creative possibilities
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