Behringer EDGE: A percussion synth companion for your CRAVE
Behringer spins the Moog DFAM into the colourfully semi-modular EDGE to run alongside their CRAVE synth with dual VCOs, sync and FM.
EDGE
It’s not a massive surprise that with the CRAVE being based on the Moog Mother-32 a take on the DFAM percussion synths wouldn’t be far behind – although it has been a couple of years. I wonder if they’ll have a go at the Subharmonicon next?
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Anyway, so far we only have the video to tell us anything and what we know is that it’s an analogue semi-modular synth designed for percussion but capable of pulling off basslines and FM tones. It has 2 oscillators with triangle and square waveforms, hard sync and you can feed one into the other for FM. There’s pink and white noise, a Decay envelope, a filter with high and low pass modes and its own Decay and Envelope amount.
Along the bottom runs an 8-step sequencer with Pitch knobs above and Velocity below. You can select whether the oscillator responds to pitch or keep itself percussive.
The comprehensive patch bay gives you lots of scope for patching things in and out for maximising the modulation and variation.
Behringer has added MIDI and USB including MIDI Clock and a clock dividing/multiplier knob to take the BPM up to ridiculous levels. They’ve wrapped it up in a shockingly pink enclosure that would look fabulous alongside your CRAVE.
The list price is going to be $219 or €229. Pre-orders are open from 23 October via our affiliate partner Thomann. There’s a lot of waiting for products going on at the moment.
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10 responses to “Behringer EDGE: A percussion synth companion for your CRAVE”
Its like your wife agreeing to an rs5 and you come back with a sportage!
DRUMMER FROM ANOTHER COMPANY. FFS. SHAMEFUL.
They’re not the only ones that makes a derivative product. This is not why you should attack B – they’ve done some bs (more recently than not) where they’ve used their weight to punch down to small companies that defend themselves, but to make a derivative product? Eh.
Meh. Knockoffs are old as time. Why is this board moderating free speech?
B has other reasons to dislike them
SHAMEFUL? LOL what is your problem some people can’t offord Moog products nothing wrong with opening up the chance to get products that are over priced. Shamefull that is so funny.
I, for one, welcome our new Behringer
overlords.
I agree
has been unlisted from thomann
As a 69 year old retired technician on a fixed income,Behringer has made it possible to afford new synthesizers (buying used is a bitch). I have been buying Behringer products for years. People need to stop whining and make some noize, can’t wait for the Edge.
any updates on this release?
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