BEHRINGER NEUTRON: Unleash Unlimited Sound Creation with Analog Precision
Explore Sonic Freedom with the BEHRINGER NEUTRON Paraphonic Synthesizer
The BEHRINGER NEUTRON is a paraphonic analog synthesizer that offers unparalleled control and versatility, allowing you to craft limitless sounds with effortless precision. Its pure analog components—including VCO, VCF, VCA, and a state variable filter—combined with advanced features like the multi-wave LFO and classic BBD (Bucket Brigade Delay), make it a powerful tool for creating dynamic, rich soundscapes. Whether you’re a studio musician or performing live, the NEUTRON’s unique sound design capabilities give you the freedom to explore both classic and futuristic tones.
Dual 3340 Analog Oscillators for Classic and Fat Sound Creation
The NEUTRON’s dual 3340 analog oscillators are based on legendary VCO designs, offering an incredibly fat and rich sound. With Paraphonic mode, you can independently control the two oscillators, unlocking a broad range of tonal possibilities. The oscillator waveform control seamlessly blends between five shapes—tone mod, pulse, sawtooth, triangle, and sine—giving you endless flexibility in shaping your sound. From deep bass tones to shimmering highs, the NEUTRON delivers an authentic analog experience.
Key Features of the BEHRINGER NEUTRON
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Dual 3340 analog oscillators: Fat and warm sound based on iconic VCO designs.
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Pure analog signal path: Ensures classic sound performance with rich, full tones.
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Paraphonic mode: Allows independent control of both oscillators for unique sound combinations.
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Semi-modular architecture: Default routings allow for immediate playability, while patching options provide further flexibility.
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Oscillator waveform control: Seamlessly blend between five wave shapes for ultimate sound creation.
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Self-oscillating VCF: Multi-mode filter with dual output (LP+HP) for deep sound manipulation.
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Analog ADSR generators: Two ADSR envelopes for modulation of the VCF and VCA.
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BBD-based analog delay: Classic Bucket Brigade Delay for rich, warm delay effects.
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LFO with five waveforms: Features MIDI clock sync and key sync for precise modulation.
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Noise generator: Expands waveform generation for added creativity.
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Overdrive circuit: Adds analog warmth and edge to your sound.
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Comprehensive patching options: 32 in / 24 out jack matrix for incredible sound design flexibility.
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Headphone output: With dedicated level control for convenient monitoring.
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USB/MIDI connectivity: Easily integrates with keyboards, sequencers, and other devices for enhanced control.
Perfect for Studio and Live Performances
The BEHRINGER NEUTRON is not just a studio tool; it’s also perfect for live performances. With 36 real-time controls and 7 buttons, you can instantly tweak parameters to shape your sound on the fly. Its semi-modular design means you can dive into patching when needed, but also perform without patching right out of the box. The NEUTRON is Eurorack compatible, making it a great addition to any modular setup.
Specifications of the BEHRINGER NEUTRON
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Dimensions: 40 cm x 40 cm x 30 cm
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Weight: 5 kg
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Patch Points: 32 in / 24 out jack matrix for advanced patching.
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Power: External power supply with comprehensive USB/MIDI connectivity.
Why Choose the BEHRINGER NEUTRON?
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Analog versatility: Explore a vast range of analog sounds with dual oscillators, filters, and advanced modulation.
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Endless sound design: Semi-modular architecture with extensive patching options for unlimited creativity.
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Live and studio-ready: Compact yet powerful, perfect for both live performances and studio setups.
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Eurorack compatible: Easily mountable in Eurorack systems for modular synth enthusiasts.
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The BEHRINGER NEUTRON Paraphonic Synthesizer is a powerful and flexible analog synth that offers limitless sound design possibilities. With its dual analog oscillators, classic signal path, and advanced modulation capabilities, the NEUTRON is perfect for both studio musicians and live performers who want to push the boundaries of sound creation.
