The Behringer 961 Interface Eurorack Synthesizer Module is an essential utility for any modular enthusiast looking to bridge the gap between vintage and modern synthesizer setups. Inspired by a legendary 1960s and 70s modular system, this module features all-analog discrete circuitry, providing authentic sound and performance true to its roots. As a multi-channel trigger converter, it efficiently translates vintage V-trig signals into S-trigs, ensuring smooth compatibility with both Behringer System 55 modules and other third-party Eurorack devices.

The 961 module is designed for versatility and control. It boasts 24 V-trig inputs divided into two banks, giving you the flexibility to manage complex signal routing. With its intuitive Switch-on Time control, you can manually adjust the duration of each trigger's "ON" phase, allowing for precise timing adjustments in your sonic creations. Additionally, the sensitivity control lets you dial in the perfect input signal gain, optimizing your setup for any performance situation.

Whether you're a seasoned synthesist or just diving into the world of modular synths, the Behringer 961 offers a cost-effective and powerful way to expand your sound palette. Its historical accuracy combined with modern functionality makes it a perfect addition to any Eurorack system.

Key Features:

• All-analog trigger converter with discrete circuitry
• Converts vintage V-trigs to S-trigs for modern Eurorack compatibility
• 24 V-trig inputs split into two banks of two columns, marked A and B
• Switch-on Time control to manually set a trigger’s “ON” duration
• Sensitivity control for trimming input signal gain
• 21HP Eurorack module

Product specs

FAQs

What does the Behringer 961 Interface Eurorack Module do?

The Behringer 961 Interface is a trigger converter module for Eurorack systems, designed to convert various types of trigger signals, including V-trig to S-trig and vice versa, as well as audio signals to V-trig.

How does the Behringer 961 Interface integrate into a Eurorack setup?

The Behringer 961 Interface fits into a Eurorack case, occupying 21HP of space, and requires a ±12V power supply. It connects with other modules to route and convert trigger signals within your modular synth setup.

What are the key features of the Behringer 961 Interface?

Key features include dual multichannel V-trig to S-trig and S-trig to V-trig converters, an audio to V-trig converter, and controls for audio sensitivity and delay settings, making it versatile for various signal routing needs.

Is the Behringer 961 Interface suitable for recreating vintage modular synthesizer sounds?

Yes, the Behringer 961 Interface is an authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the "Modular 55" Series, making it ideal for those looking to replicate classic modular synth sounds.

What are the power requirements for the Behringer 961 Interface?

The Behringer 961 Interface requires a power supply of ±12V and consumes 50mA, which is standard for Eurorack modules.