As you know, Behringer does not exhibit at the NAMM but organizes a pre-NAMM event in LA. In addition to the widely known synths, they will announce a new Synthesizer.
Today they released a video where you can see a new device beside the RD-909 Drum Machine. In my estimation and what would be logical in the Roland series a clone of the TB-303 Bassline Synthesizer
why do they forsake the Pro One?
there's a million 909, 808, 303, and 101 clones, and already an odyssey reissue.
i know copying roland is fun but a eurorack-compatible pro one is far more interesting than any of those
why do they forsake the Pro One?
there's a million 909, 808, 303, and 101 clones, and already an odyssey reissue.
i know copying roland is fun but a eurorack-compatible pro one is far more interesting than any of those
Not really a million 909 clones, there's Drum Station, TR-09 and TR8/S(All digital) and 9090 and Nava(both DIY), not any ready built analogue 909s, almost a similar story for the 808 except the Miami(ready built) but no 8080(like 9090). I'm not aware of any SH-101 clones apart from the 2 Roland ACB models. I agree on the 303 part but my guess is the price will be unbeatable.
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The sequencer buttons look more like a drum machine than a 303. I'm telling ya, 606 with full sound tweakability, cv/trig stuff, etc. Or even better, a DR-110 so I can sell mine on Ebay for 5 grand or something.
A Devilfish clone would be a lot more interesting, or something actually new. A Neutron-like synth with a built-in step sequencer would be nice. But a digital sequencer controlling an analogue synth's synthesis parameters would be even nicer.
Seeing the two tb303 and 606, I've just realised they have many similarities in the interface and it made me think a single box combining the two would do a nice analog groovebox.
303 though I feel like reasonably priced/close enough to 303 options have existed for some time...while I have no doubt Behringer will sell em, I also think that a lot of people that have to have that sound probably already bought one or more clones along the way.
Maybe it’s a tweakable analog groove box with drum machine and bass, rhythm and lead synths?
Maybe it’s an analog MC-303 or MC-909 clone with full tweakablity?