The second video, below, covers each aspect of the patch bay, including demonstrating the use of each input and output.
The first video, above, covers each aspect of the Neutron, including its oscillators, sync, paraphonic, filters, LFO, envelopes, envelopes, sample &hold, Slew rate limiter and attenuator. It features internal normalization, so it can be used without any patching, but offers a matrix of patch points on its right side, so you can override the internal signal flow. The Behringer Neutron is a dual-oscillator, semi-modular analog synthesizer of original design. A paraphonic mode releases the oscillators into a couple of notes of polyphony which is nice.This pair of videos offer a complete, in-depth guide to the Behringer Neutron semi-modular synthesizer.
Connect the Neutron to the computer using a suitable USB cable. The following instructions describe updating the USB driver on your computer: 1. The Software is licensed, not sold, to you by Music Tribe for use strictly in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. And talking of patching that patch bay is huge! Apparently, there are 64 patch points. This issue is probably a result of the computer not having the correct USB drivers installed for the Neutron. There’s a wavefolder, noise generator and a whole host of useful utilities to broaden the patching experience. There’s a ton of modulation with 2 ASR envelopes (which can loop in many directions), 2 ADSR envelopes and 2 LFOs. It has dual analogue multi-mode, self-oscillating filters that can run in parallel or series. Tapping the mic is one of the few things it. When connecting everything to my computer, the mic produces almost no sound, until I put the Midas gain on the sound card all the way up to max, at which point I can very faintly hear my voice, drowned by a lot of noise. The waveforms can be morphed between for added tone blending. I recently purchased a Behringer UMC22 and a Behringer XM8500 along an XLR cable. Proton has dual analogue oscillators with 5 waveforms, sync, PWM and independent sub-oscillators. Perhaps it’s harder to come up with new ideas and designs than it is to work on recreating something that already exists? Anyway, it looks like the work has paid off because this comes across as very intriguing, complex and potentially super-versatile. Behringer says it took a lot of hard work and 11 revisions to finalise the design for Proton.
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