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Description

Unleash your creativity with the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 Eurorack Synthesizer Module, your ultimate bridge between the digital and analog realms. Designed for musicians who thrive on versatility, this configurable MIDI to CV converter boasts 12 outputs, each customizable to meet your musical vision. Whether you're orchestrating a polyphonic masterpiece with up to 12 voices or crafting intricate rhythms, the MIDI Thing V2 places control at your fingertips.

The module is equipped with a USB-A host connection, allowing seamless interface with your MIDI controller, while the intuitive OLED display and encoder make operation a breeze. Dive into programming with the convenient web editor and connect effortlessly to your computer through the included USB-C expander. This module is not just about connectivity; it’s about enhancing your creative workflow with precision and flexibility.

Whether you’re performing live or composing in the studio, the MIDI Thing V2 adapts to your needs, offering functions like Note-CV, Gate, Velocity, and more, all through a compact 6 U width. With its efficient current consumption, this module fits snugly into any Eurorack setup without hassle.

Key Features:

  • Configurable MIDI to CV converter with 12 customizable outputs
  • Supports polyphonic applications with up to 12 voices
  • USB-A host connection for MIDI controller integration
  • MIDI in/out via 3.5 mm TRS jack type A
  • OLED display and encoder for user-friendly operation
  • Web editor programming capability
  • Includes USB-C expander for computer connection
  • Current consumption: 150 mA (+12 V) / 5 mA (-12 V)
  • Compact size with a width of 6 U and depth of 30 mm

Product specs

Available since May 2024
Width 6 TE / HP

FAQs

What is the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 used for in a modular synthesizer setup?

The Befaco MIDI Thing V2 is a Eurorack module designed to convert MIDI signals into CV and gate signals, allowing you to integrate MIDI devices with your modular synthesizer setup.

How many channels of MIDI to CV conversion does the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 offer?

The Befaco MIDI Thing V2 offers four channels of MIDI to CV conversion, providing multiple outputs for integrating various MIDI signals into your modular system.

Is the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 compatible with all MIDI devices?

Yes, the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 is designed to work with any standard MIDI device, offering flexible connectivity for a wide range of MIDI gear.

How wide is the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 module for Eurorack systems?

The Befaco MIDI Thing V2 has a width of 6 TE / HP, making it a compact addition to any Eurorack modular synthesizer setup.

Does the Befaco MIDI Thing V2 require any additional power supply?

The Befaco MIDI Thing V2 requires power from a Eurorack power supply, as it is designed to fit within a standard Eurorack system.

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PROS

  • Converts a wide range of MIDI signals, including CC, Drum Triggers, and more

  • Allows sending complex envelopes or synchronized LFOs instead of just gate signals

  • Integrated oscillator and MIDI CC support for advanced sound design

  • Web editor compatibility via USB-C for easier programming

  • Compact design with intuitive single-dial control

  • Offers surprising flexibility given its size and interface

CONS

  • Struggles with high load or simultaneous use of multiple functions

  • Performance issues when using high-frequency LFOs and multiple voices

  • Crashes when changing settings under heavy usage

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Befaco MIDI Thing V2 Eurorack Synthesizer Module.

Software and compatibility

  • USB-C to USB-A cables are necessary for Mac connectivity, as USB-C to USB-C connections do not work with the MIDI Thing V2.

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  • Chrome browser settings may block USB MIDI; checking browser permissions is advised.

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Setup and maintenance

  • Ensure USB cables are data-capable, not just power, when troubleshooting connection issues.

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  • Using a separate case for the MIDI Thing V2 resolves noise issues that persist in older or crowded cases.

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  • Owners note the importance of checking the CV v/oct range compatibility with oscillators, as it may affect integration with other gear like the Plaits module.

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Build quality

  • The display screen potentially causes noise interference, which varies with different menu screens. Isolating the module in its own case helps mitigate this issue.

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Features and functionality

  • The current firmware may lack a screensaver function, which could help reduce noise from the display.

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  • The MIDI Thing V2 can achieve full polyphony, unlike the Mutant Brain, which struggles with proper four-note polyphony due to its chord mode limitations.

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User experience

  • Owners suggest that the noise problem is linked to the module's display, with brightness levels potentially affecting the interference.

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  • The MIDI Thing V2 is noted for its onboard screen, providing useful visual feedback, which is missing in smaller options like the Eowave Portail.

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Comparisons

  • Users highlight the MIDI Thing V2's capability for full polyphony compared to the Mutant Brain's limited performance in this area, especially for live keyboard play.

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Use cases and applications

  • The MIDI Thing V2 is preferred for setups requiring full polyphony, supporting multiple oscillators better than some alternatives like Bastl 1983.

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