The Behringer Model D is a compact powerhouse, a reincarnation of the legendary analogue monosynth that started it all. It's packed with three punchy oscillators, a classic 24dB/octave voltage-controlled filter with resonance, envelopes, LFO, and portamento. This Eurorack-sized synth delivers fat pulsing basses, searing leads, and celestial pads, offering a world of musical expression at your fingertips.

Perhaps the standout feature of this little gem is the overdrive circuit, which adds an edgy spice to your sounds. Not only can it deliver blistering leads and belching basses, but it is also capable of eerily accurate simulations of acoustic instruments such as woodwinds, brass, and strings. With its classic VCF, this synth is the soul of subtractive synthesis, capable of deploying a universe of sonic possibilities.

The Model D is pleasing to the eye and touch as well, with old-school synth knobularity that's hard to keep your hands off. The continuous pots feel great: smooth and solid, with the perfect amount of resistance. There's also generous CV connectivity for semi-modular flexibility and interfacing with legacy gear.

Key Features:

• Three punchy-sounding voltage-controlled oscillators
• Classic 24dB voltage-controlled filter with resonance (Emphasis)
• Overdrive circuit
• Filter selectable for lowpass or highpass
• Noise generator (selectable between White and Pink Noise)
• USB-MIDI plus 5-pin DIN In and Thru
• CV connectivity
• Glide (portamento)
• External audio input
• Low-output and high-output 1/4" outs
• Behringer's 3-year warranty

Owner's manual

Product specs

FAQs

Is the Behringer Model D monophonic or polyphonic?

The Behringer Model D is a monophonic synthesizer, meaning it plays one note at a time. However, it features a 16-note Poly Chain function, allowing you to connect multiple units for up to 16-voice polyphony.

What kind of synthesis does the Behringer Model D use?

The Behringer Model D utilizes analog synthesis, inspired by the classic Moog Minimoog Model D, providing rich and warm analog tones.

What waveforms are available on the Behringer Model D?

The Behringer Model D offers a variety of waveforms, including Triangle, Sawtooth, Tri-sawtooth, Square, Wide Pulse, Narrow Pulse, and Reverse Sawtooth (oscillator 3).

Does the Behringer Model D have a built-in sequencer?

No, the Behringer Model D does not have a built-in sequencer. It focuses on delivering classic analog sounds and is often used with external sequencers or DAWs for sequencing.

What type of filter does the Behringer Model D use?

The Behringer Model D features a 24dB ladder filter, which can operate in both low-pass and high-pass modes, offering classic analog filter sounds.

Can the Behringer Model D be integrated with a modular synthesizer setup?

Yes, the Behringer Model D is Eurorack-sized and offers various CV inputs and outputs, making it suitable for integration with modular synthesizer systems.