Behringer 2600 brand new sound patches
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Hi everyone we have been busy making sound patches for the Behringer 2600 synthesizer. Just line up your faders etc with our video and go for it.
You have to adjust the faders for the Behringer 2600 as its slightly different to the original ARP 2600 when using the patchbook but its a great starting point for making sounds
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Love and Peace Bangers and Chumley
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Using the TB-3 as a sequencer is great, never thought of that. Spent some time figuring out the MIDI channels. TB-3 outputs on channel 2, so set the 2600 to listen to that channel with the dipswitches on the back..
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excellent !!!
Used to get called patchy, back in the day.
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In the patch where you have a lead going from one sine output to another - what does that do?
I thought this was odd as well so I took a look at the original ARP patchbook that this is from, it's number 23. The two saw outputs are indeed patched together, and it says to detune them slightly. Further research brought me to a Mod Wiggler forum thread where somebody explains that it apparently allows you to have both saws combined and used on one side of the Ring Modulator (this is a ring modulation patch after all) for added complexity. Apparently you can get away with output to output patching on some synths! Cool stuff