I’m not going to lie, when I used to work at guitar center over 10 years ago Behringer had a reputation as having cheap products and not known for quality. The employees made inside jokes about their products all the time but they’ve really reinvented themselves as a great brand over the last 10 years and I’m happy to support. Just purchased a Poly D and will buy one of these as soon as its available. Still known as affordable, however the quality they provide for that affordable price is unmatched. I see you guys cornering the market especially if you start recreating other hardware like time based fx, compressors, eq’s and tape machines!
Went back to this demo with my headphones - I can clearly hear that this is without doubt the MonoPoly: just like the original one I used to have 4-5 years ago. An amazing recreation by Behringer! I love the superb tilted format too - my original was always propped up slightly to better allow me to access the front panel - tweaking the four oscillator rows while playing is such an important feature of this synth.
There was something so special about the navy blue they used on the MonoPoly and PolySix. Such classy looking and sounding synths. So good to have them back again.
CLASSY? Not the word I'd use to describe the sound of either of those synths. Chain saw, muscle car, borderline insanity, these are closer to what I love about the Korgs. Unbridled, terror, raw, ripping... I could go on for years. Sh!t, I have already!
@@alphanumeric1529 I used both of them extensively back in the 80's and I certainly got a very classy fat poly sound out of them. The other sounds you mentioned I would not call classy so yes I understand where you are coming from but it certainly is a striking looking and sounding synth in many people's opinion and more will come to know how good the PolySix was and even rivals the Juno.
@@fjfrancois Korg do great styling and I think they made the Minilogue look very stylish and elegant. I like that the blue wasn't done to death and we get to see it again now all these years later. Maybe Korg could have released a limited edition Minilogue in that blue though.
Behringer is doing a lovely job with the synths. What would be a GREAT idea for Behringer to do would be to make a new 4 track tape recorder (like tascam porta one). Everyone is dying to buy used tape recorders nowdays but you must be more than lucky to find a functional one in a reasonable price. No other company is doing this right now. Behringer PLEASE 🙏🙏❤️
@@dlawlis the answer is that they could make it happen. Look up behringer city. Their facilities are incredible. In fact, a huge chunk of their income comes from selling parts to other manufacturers. They've got incredible production capability for all sorts of components
Back in the day I owned and performed with a monopoly in my setup it never flipped up the control surface like this one does so for me this is actually a better synth for the player.
My Mono/Poly has been my pride and joy since high school. I admit, I really don't want everybody else having access to all its badass gnarly sounds. There's just nothing else that sounds like it...
My 1st synth, didn’t realize how lucky until the years past. Got caught up in midi sequencing and programmable presets for live performances. Figured super Jupiter could do it all. Oops. Definitely preorder this
I really wish they will make a machine that covers all of the Eprom based Rhythm machines and do them well, some days I feel like the Linn Drum some days I feel like the DMX and most days I feel Like the LM-1 but Plug-ins are so lacking i wanna feel something...
I don't understand why Behringer didn't make this and the Poly D with a four octave keyboard. Having said that, I'm extremely glad that they're making these beautiful classic synths at extremely affordable prices. Can't wait to see their Ob and CS80 clones.
It's a really good copy, I own a Mono/Poly since 15 years, and it's really the mood of the original. That's a succes. On the other hand, i've got the 808 and the 303 clones... the 303 is great, one of the most closest of real one back then, but i've never own a real 303, just played on it a few times. I'm glad i have my Behringer copy for this low amount of money. I've also get this RD-8, cos i miss my TR-808 so much. Had it for 12-13 years, most of the tracks i've made with it, and i was really exited by the RD-8. This is probably the closest clone of this icon drumachine, but a bit disappointed, dynamic wise, some of the sounds are "lazy", or a bit different.... you need a very good compression and i still miss my 808, of course, no competition, but finally, for the price, you get something close.
I have the Model D, Pro-1, K-2, MS-1, TD-3, RD-8, DeepMind 12 and the Odyssey. I will most definitely get the MonoPoly. And the 2600 whenever that becomes available.
Behringer may as well get into the stand business too since I'm gonna need something to put all of these things on when they arrive. I've already maxed out a couple of other stands. This thing will be mine.
@@ogasi1798 They have the same chassis and similar price points. It would be helpful to someone getting their first analog synth to have a side by side comparison.
@@alexcazet2694 they are different synths completely, there's no point. The minilogue is a similar price so shall we compare that too? There's tons that are similar in price so do you draw the line anywhere? Different osc Different filters Diff envelopes Diff fx / modulation The only comparison is 3 octaves, 4 osc and paraphonic
OGASI The point is to demonstrate why one person would choose one versus the other. An illustration of the contrast is the point. Comparing two similar things to see which is ‘better’ is simply a different type of comparison. Not everyone has the same perspectives, needs, and experiences as you....
This is amazing, I will buy this on day one! Still waiting for a true polysynth though. Please release one soon! We’re all dying for the OB-XA clone and the CS-80 clone!!! And it’d be fantastic if you’d do the Prophet 5, Jupiter 8, Juno-60, Memorymoog, Polysix, Arp Quadra or Matrix-12. You know that we’d all buy the shit out of those synths!!
My Mono/Poly has been my pride and joy since high school. I admit, I really don't want everybody else having access to all its badass gnarly sounds. There's just nothing else that sounds like it...
Wow, this thing sounds massive! very impressed! SO far I have the RD-8, Deepmind 12D, Crave, Neutron, Model D, Pro-1, Behringer Odyssey... The list is growing 🤣This might end up in that list as well!
OMG this sounds wonderful. I had the original a long time ago. Still kicking myself for selling it :-( But now this! I'm already drooling. Behringer please send drool cup!
I have a couple questions. I own an original Mono/Poly, so I want to know if all features are the same. 1. is the pitch wheel spring loaded? it is not on the original, and this is handy when using it on the filter. 2. The up down on the arp repeats the top and bottom note. Can be cool but often I wished it could be switched to not repeat the top and bottom. Will there be a way to do that? maybe via editor software? 3. The portamento on the original is polyphonic even in mono mode. Meaning the glide rate for each oscillator is slightly different. Is that the case here? (I always wished the rate was the same for all vco's in mono mode)
Great points. I've had an original unit too that I've refused to part with for 30 years now. In my case, the portamento behavior you describe is by far my favorite feature. I've owned a ton of synths, and nothing else quite sounds like this. With the portamento engaged, all the oscillators racing to a pitch at very slightly differing rates produces a natural chorusing effect that really can't be matched . . . even by synths I've owned that allow for a manually set portamento rate per oscillator. There's just something organic about the MP's portamento. Absolutely love it and would like to hear if the Behringer exhibits the same behavior. And the non-spring loaded pitch wheel is another big factor . . . not only because it's useful for filter modulation, as you mention, but it also just feels great for pitch bending. Having a dedicated intensity knob allows you to dial in just the right amount for your style of playing and makes it easy to bend to specific intervals. LOVE THE MONO/POLY!!
@@cardboarddog2010 I've got an original too but have hardly used it because of all the dead keys. Got any tips for restoration!? (I can see these videos being useful tutorials for setting patches)
1 - AWESOME SYNTH Behringer :) 2 - AWESOME DEMO! Great to have a decent detailed demo, rather than "here's a few minutes..." 3 - I'll definitely get one!
Excellent choice for renewal, had two Mono/Poly's and each one sounded slightly different from the other so comparisons are difficult but this redo actually sounds better (to me at least) than the original which was a bit anemic even though it had a lot of potential. VCS3 next ;-)
Sounds like pure 🔥 a bit surprised that there are no Behringer extras on it. FX, Extended arp, seq etc. the original arp is pretty “standard stuff” so I would’ve loved to see you guys tweak it a bit. Still, this board has got me seriously considering selling my Polysix 😅
No extras is good. I didn't want to buy Poly D exactly because of that. Actual synth features (i.e. modulation and real-time control) are more useful than an seq or fx which will be replaced by a DAW or a dedicated hardware anyway. MonoPoly seems to be a winner.
dustcombo I don't get why some people are like this. Just don't use the feature you don't like. It's not like you're forced to pay huge additional cost for more arpeggio modes either.
@@huukihuuki So should I've bought Poly D even though I don't like it? Lots of useless "bang for buck" features lead to additional clutter and menu-diving. The main selling point of hardware is it's interface+workflow (not sound IMO, plugins can sound better with work). If I find interface lacking I vote with my wallet. Nothing is forcing me to buy a hardware synth with so many great plugins around.
I'm surprised Korg hasn't still reissued the MonoPoly, nor the Polysix: glad Behringer keeps delivering cheap and amazing (both sound and looks-wise) analogue synths!
Korg made Prologue and Minilogue XD that sounds just brilliant and have a some important features that Behringer don't have - like Patch saving, effects and others.
At some time I had both the MonoPoly and the Polysix, sitting on a two-tier keyboard rack - it was a hard and dark combo with the power of a deep mine stone crusher. I would love Behringer to clone the P6, but I doubt it, it would be almost as expensive as a vintage one.
Ewww. No. They need to offer all these in desktop versions with no keys. Let’s save a ton of space and cost while using whatever (way better) midi controller we want.
Looks great. I just hope it will be possible to use the keyboard as a midi keyboard for other synths with local off and easy midi tx channel change. Would be a waist of the keyboard otherwise
hats off, it sounds impressive, and I get that behringer are into the whole clone thing (understatement!) but isn't this fundamentally a very basic synth that sounds good? i'm probably missing the point but it would be really great to see them push the boat a bit, be innovative, extend on these concepts. I love that they're delivering affordable hardware but ultimately it's offset by its limitations.
Great Sound! I used a Poly D for my latest song, and I think I am getting the MonoPoly as well... One Question though: What makes the drumsound? Also a Behringer module?
Hi, are there any plans to make a desktop version of this? Id love to pick one up but just dont have the space for another full size keyboard synth. I have 2 midi keyboards and some keyboard synths. Maybe i just need a bigger house?
I doubt we'll ever see the likes of the Andromeda on a commercial scale ever again. It was such an over engineered, complex analog synth. It was in many ways the pinnacle of analog synths before that whole segment of the market came crashing down from digital synths. If someone repackaged the Alesis Ion/micron in an updated package with better controls, I would be all over it. Micron was my first synth, so I'm nostalgic for it. But the depth of that engine was incredible. And the FM on it could turn things into the most broken, organic, weird, interesting sounds that nothing else has really captured since.
I’m not going to lie, when I used to work at guitar center over 10 years ago Behringer had a reputation as having cheap products and not known for quality. The employees made inside jokes about their products all the time but they’ve really reinvented themselves as a great brand over the last 10 years and I’m happy to support. Just purchased a Poly D and will buy one of these as soon as its available. Still known as affordable, however the quality they provide for that affordable price is unmatched. I see you guys cornering the market especially if you start recreating other hardware like time based fx, compressors, eq’s and tape machines!
The behringer pro 800 for that price is just amazing. The sound you get for 400 bucks is just wow. They know how to support real artist.
All these Behringer synths are like collecting Hot Wheels for adults
*glares at the Hot Wheels sitting all over his synths & bed*
Y-y-you can't do both?
@@i-never-look-at-replies-lol I do.. lol
I still buy hot wheels too
Went back to this demo with my headphones - I can clearly hear that this is without doubt the MonoPoly: just like the original one I used to have 4-5 years ago. An amazing recreation by Behringer! I love the superb tilted format too - my original was always propped up slightly to better allow me to access the front panel - tweaking the four oscillator rows while playing is such an important feature of this synth.
Micro Machines is where it's at :)
There was something so special about the navy blue they used on the MonoPoly and PolySix. Such classy looking and sounding synths. So good to have them back again.
Rolanoid yeah I was thinking what if they put the same blue color on the Minilogue since originally Korg use it 😕
Echoed in the MS2000 as well
CLASSY? Not the word I'd use to describe the sound of either of those synths. Chain saw, muscle car, borderline insanity, these are closer to what I love about the Korgs. Unbridled, terror, raw, ripping... I could go on for years. Sh!t, I have already!
@@alphanumeric1529 I used both of them extensively back in the 80's and I certainly got a very classy fat poly sound out of them. The other sounds you mentioned I would not call classy so yes I understand where you are coming from but it certainly is a striking looking and sounding synth in many people's opinion and more will come to know how good the PolySix was and even rivals the Juno.
@@fjfrancois Korg do great styling and I think they made the Minilogue look very stylish and elegant. I like that the blue wasn't done to death and we get to see it again now all these years later. Maybe Korg could have released a limited edition Minilogue in that blue though.
This demo is shaking my car. These are definitely some good filters.
Or a really shoddy car.
I kid I kid
Behringer is doing a lovely job with the synths.
What would be a GREAT idea for Behringer to do would be to make a new 4 track tape recorder (like tascam porta one). Everyone is dying to buy used tape recorders nowdays but you must be more than lucky to find a functional one in a reasonable price. No other company is doing this right now.
Behringer PLEASE 🙏🙏❤️
Not gonna lie, that would be awesome. Even though i have a vintage 4-track, new ones would be great
Yes...yes, yes, yes.
I'm wondering if Behringer's factory(s) is even set up or optimized for manufacturing something with so many moving parts?
Why stop there, recreate an affordable tape echo.
@@dlawlis the answer is that they could make it happen. Look up behringer city. Their facilities are incredible. In fact, a huge chunk of their income comes from selling parts to other manufacturers. They've got incredible production capability for all sorts of components
Finally got one, even though I didnt wanted to have one, and yes it is amazing! Built quality and sounds are phantastic.
Back in the day I owned and performed with a monopoly in my setup it never flipped up the control surface like this one does so for me this is actually a better synth for the player.
I can’t wait for this to be released.
2023
I can’t wait for their Solina and the RD-9
Shazamm the iPad Producer BIG FACTS.
🎆
F*ck! The sound is nice!
Thats the synth I've been looking for all the freaking time... Finally
My favorite Behringer synth so far!
Sounds absolutely epic Patrick ! Another great walkthrough 👍👏👏👏
super demo as always Patrick - nice 1 Behringer crew for bringing this puppy back to life
Wow. This sounds amazing 👏.
Great demo. 🎶
I love the smell of collectors' tears in the morning!
(BTW. What a massive sound)
haha, the corksniffers are gonna be salty today
My Mono/Poly has been my pride and joy since high school.
I admit, I really don't want everybody else having access to all its badass gnarly sounds. There's just nothing else that sounds like it...
Good news for collectors actually! Every time Behringer release a new clone, it’s just bring more value to the original.
Kaleb Smith Why? Just curious :)
My 1st synth, didn’t realize how lucky until the years past. Got caught up in midi sequencing and programmable presets for live performances. Figured super Jupiter could do it all. Oops. Definitely preorder this
One of your best product roll-out videos yet!
Heck yes! this is my next purchase without doubt!
congratulations ! this thing sounds amazing
linndrum spotted at the beginning, all berhinger stuff behind so its a BinnDrum ?
C'mon we're just all waiting desperately for that BM-1
I really wish they will make a machine that covers all of the Eprom based Rhythm machines and do them well, some days I feel like the Linn Drum some days I feel like the DMX and most days I feel Like the LM-1 but Plug-ins are so lacking i wanna feel something...
I immediately agreed with you. Bm1 please!
@@phaandorpertwee6981 I'll take a good BM anytime!
NEED that
I already own an original MonoPoly yet I doubt I'll be able to resist buying one of these.
Whoa, that round robin poly arpeggiator sounds fantastic!
I don't understand why Behringer didn't make this and the Poly D with a four octave keyboard. Having said that, I'm extremely glad that they're making these beautiful classic synths at extremely affordable prices. Can't wait to see their Ob and CS80 clones.
take a 88 Masterkey with aftertouch, so you can play all these ULI Synths
Just thanks, I’m so glad I stuck with Behringer over the years, I feel like I’m being paid back now!
The chord mode is just amazing... ear butter!
they are making hardware great again
And like Trump getting criticized from every angle for doing it
@@DarrenGlen shhhhhh quiet now, just shut your mouth please, go back to sleep, shhhhuttuppp
Pls get this out soon guys...my Polysix has been waiting for it's mate for a lifetime.
LOVE the black pitch bend & mod wheels! IMHO the completely translucent ones cheapen a synth's look, although translucent sides are cool.
It's a really good copy, I own a Mono/Poly since 15 years, and it's really the mood of the original. That's a succes.
On the other hand, i've got the 808 and the 303 clones... the 303 is great, one of the most closest of real one back then, but i've never own a real 303, just played on it a few times. I'm glad i have my Behringer copy for this low amount of money.
I've also get this RD-8, cos i miss my TR-808 so much. Had it for 12-13 years, most of the tracks i've made with it, and i was really exited by the RD-8. This is probably the closest clone of this icon drumachine, but a bit disappointed, dynamic wise, some of the sounds are "lazy", or a bit different.... you need a very good compression and i still miss my 808, of course, no competition, but finally, for the price, you get something close.
Finally a company doing stuff people want
Behringer. Take your time on this one. Get the sound spot on and you are going to have one seriously popular product.
I have the Model D, Pro-1, K-2, MS-1, TD-3, RD-8, DeepMind 12 and the Odyssey. I will most definitely get the MonoPoly. And the 2600 whenever that becomes available.
Don't you feel Baddict ?
So cool they released this. My original Korg was stolen from me in 2003. I might have to pick this up. :)
That’s cool another poly analog on the market, it doesn’t hurt any one.
Paraphonic not polyphonic.
kingpishful oh no, please not this discussion again! 😩
kingpishful Dude don’t start please
kingpishful there’s always one, and this time, it’s you
But I'm right 😎
Behringer may as well get into the stand business too since I'm gonna need something to put all of these things on when they arrive. I've already maxed out a couple of other stands. This thing will be mine.
Of all these products I think the LinnDrum clone is the one I'm most excited for (and maybe the DS-80)
not long ago I got a really really nice VST version of it and I love it. buying this the second it comes out !
I love this!! It would be cool have a comparison video between the Monopoly and the Poly D
why? aside from a 24dB filter and 4 osc (that are not the same designs) they are totally different
@@ogasi1798 They have the same chassis and similar price points. It would be helpful to someone getting their first analog synth to have a side by side comparison.
@@alexcazet2694 they are different synths completely, there's no point. The minilogue is a similar price so shall we compare that too? There's tons that are similar in price so do you draw the line anywhere?
Different osc
Different filters
Diff envelopes
Diff fx / modulation
The only comparison is 3 octaves, 4 osc and paraphonic
OGASI The point is to demonstrate why one person would choose one versus the other. An illustration of the contrast is the point. Comparing two similar things to see which is ‘better’ is simply a different type of comparison. Not everyone has the same perspectives, needs, and experiences as you....
I still can't over this! There's features on this thing I thought I'd never use, but here we are.
Please release a module version. Also I'd love to see some patch points added so it could interface with the MS-2 since they are both Hz/Oct.
+ 1 for the module version. I already have too many keyboards.
Thank you Behringer for this democratization of resources.And such a quality one!
Whoever is hating should be ashamed.
Linndrum beat. Hmm, Behrindrum incoming? Exciting video as always guys!
Look behind the guy for the first 10 seconds ... Behringer version ?!
RaveTracks I was thinking the same thing. Hope so!
The first demosong sounds like an old Amiga Demo Tune ... awesome
This is amazing, I will buy this on day one! Still waiting for a true polysynth though. Please release one soon! We’re all dying for the OB-XA clone and the CS-80 clone!!! And it’d be fantastic if you’d do the Prophet 5, Jupiter 8, Juno-60, Memorymoog, Polysix, Arp Quadra or Matrix-12. You know that we’d all buy the shit out of those synths!!
Ok now don’t get carried away 🤣
My Mono/Poly has been my pride and joy since high school.
I admit, I really don't want everybody else having access to all its badass gnarly sounds. There's just nothing else that sounds like it...
How would you say this compares to the sound of your original MonoPoly?
Wow, this thing sounds massive! very impressed! SO far I have the RD-8, Deepmind 12D, Crave, Neutron, Model D, Pro-1, Behringer Odyssey... The list is growing 🤣This might end up in that list as well!
How do you like the Odyssey?
@@mpmi7588 I have one. It sounds stellar and with some careful programming can pretty much do anything.
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OMG this sounds wonderful. I had the original a long time ago. Still kicking myself for selling it :-( But now this! I'm already drooling. Behringer please send drool cup!
This is awesome! Pure Drexciya :)
Man, this thing is insanely cool! Can barely wait to find out the price.
Don't make me wait till the holidays!!!! I'm ready RIGHT NOW
Please make a mini version of this, I'll buy it in a heartbeat.
Oh this is going to be smashing!!!
Thank the gods that Behringer have chosen to upgrade the quality of their demo vids/advertisements.
I have a couple questions. I own an original Mono/Poly, so I want to know if all features are the same. 1. is the pitch wheel spring loaded? it is not on the original, and this is handy when using it on the filter. 2. The up down on the arp repeats the top and bottom note. Can be cool but often I wished it could be switched to not repeat the top and bottom. Will there be a way to do that? maybe via editor software? 3. The portamento on the original is polyphonic even in mono mode. Meaning the glide rate for each oscillator is slightly different. Is that the case here? (I always wished the rate was the same for all vco's in mono mode)
Great points. I've had an original unit too that I've refused to part with for 30 years now. In my case, the portamento behavior you describe is by far my favorite feature. I've owned a ton of synths, and nothing else quite sounds like this. With the portamento engaged, all the oscillators racing to a pitch at very slightly differing rates produces a natural chorusing effect that really can't be matched . . . even by synths I've owned that allow for a manually set portamento rate per oscillator. There's just something organic about the MP's portamento. Absolutely love it and would like to hear if the Behringer exhibits the same behavior. And the non-spring loaded pitch wheel is another big factor . . . not only because it's useful for filter modulation, as you mention, but it also just feels great for pitch bending. Having a dedicated intensity knob allows you to dial in just the right amount for your style of playing and makes it easy to bend to specific intervals. LOVE THE MONO/POLY!!
Good questions - even for those of us who've never even touched the original. I hope there's a bunch of likes to draw attention.
@@cardboarddog2010 I've got an original too but have hardly used it because of all the dead keys. Got any tips for restoration!? (I can see these videos being useful tutorials for setting patches)
This synth sounds great!
The Monopoly paired with the Poly D is magic.
1 - AWESOME SYNTH Behringer :)
2 - AWESOME DEMO! Great to have a decent detailed demo, rather than "here's a few minutes..."
3 - I'll definitely get one!
This is going to be killer, hopefully it will be the same price as the Poly D.
sounds great. congrats on that.
@10:28 Sounds like Drexciya stuff. Amazing sounding synth!
Let's make music hahahaha
I think that I want one of these. I really want the Deepmind-12, but the MonoPoly looks and sounds great :)
Sounds excellent
Now we need a third video on the cross modulation “effects” stuff (the sync and what not).
Ok, this thing is growing on me...
This thing is awesome
Excellent choice for renewal, had two Mono/Poly's and each one sounded slightly different from the other so comparisons are difficult but this redo actually sounds better (to me at least) than the original which was a bit anemic even though it had a lot of potential. VCS3 next ;-)
Sounds like pure 🔥 a bit surprised that there are no Behringer extras on it. FX, Extended arp, seq etc. the original arp is pretty “standard stuff” so I would’ve loved to see you guys tweak it a bit. Still, this board has got me seriously considering selling my Polysix 😅
Don't do it!!! Better wait until they release a real poly (UB-Xa anyone?)
do it now, when Bonopoly hits the market will be too late
No extras is good. I didn't want to buy Poly D exactly because of that. Actual synth features (i.e. modulation and real-time control) are more useful than an seq or fx which will be replaced by a DAW or a dedicated hardware anyway. MonoPoly seems to be a winner.
dustcombo I don't get why some people are like this. Just don't use the feature you don't like. It's not like you're forced to pay huge additional cost for more arpeggio modes either.
@@huukihuuki So should I've bought Poly D even though I don't like it?
Lots of useless "bang for buck" features lead to additional clutter and menu-diving. The main selling point of hardware is it's interface+workflow (not sound IMO, plugins can sound better with work). If I find interface lacking I vote with my wallet. Nothing is forcing me to buy a hardware synth with so many great plugins around.
If you guys keep going like this, you’re gonna have a monopoly over the synth market ;)
I can’t wait to use all the money from the wedding gigs that got pushed back to next year to get this.
I'm surprised Korg hasn't still reissued the MonoPoly, nor the Polysix: glad Behringer keeps delivering cheap and amazing (both sound and looks-wise) analogue synths!
Korg made Prologue and Minilogue XD that sounds just brilliant and have a some important features that Behringer don't have - like Patch saving, effects and others.
@chief tp Lol, Prologue a one LFO polysynth. What on earth were they thinking?
Damn this sounds awesome. Can't wait for my review unit!
Sounds really good actually
Ordered mine yesterday from Thomann, going to receive it this monday.
Sold my OG M/P a few years ago. Regretted it instantly. I can not wait for this
I will have this..
But can we get a PolySix module instead of another KB? I'm running out of space..
I like the decorative black keys. They really set it off.
You guys should publish patches for the sounds in the demo song! They just sound too good.
Yess, chord memory! Instant old skool.
Great synth.and review ! Congrats
I used to have the original. This is spot on.
I wish they added modular capabilty as well...just clones are cool, but adding more wouldn't be a bad thing imo.
Really excited about this one.
Behringer Polysix with keyboard of 5 octaves please!!!
relax....
@@pointsofhonesty
Oh! yes!
“Relax don’t do it”
At some time I had both the MonoPoly and the Polysix, sitting on a two-tier keyboard rack - it was a hard and dark combo with the power of a deep mine stone crusher. I would love Behringer to clone the P6, but I doubt it, it would be almost as expensive as a vintage one.
Ewww. No. They need to offer all these in desktop versions with no keys. Let’s save a ton of space and cost while using whatever (way better) midi controller we want.
I can't wait for it to be released !!!!
I’ve never preordered musical gear, hands down going to preorder this when available.
Looks great. I just hope it will be possible to use the keyboard as a midi keyboard for other synths with local off and easy midi tx channel change.
Would be a waist of the keyboard otherwise
Wow !!! Great analog sourds 👍🙂
At the left of the Behringer VC340, it's a LinnDrum or a BinnDrum ? :o
If its a binndrum then they did a great job on cloning it!
Came to comments section for this. Yea. Has to be the BinnDrum
@@hijinx611 It's so large I'm hoping it's the original. I don't want micro gear but damn I'm running out of room.
looks like an original, surely too big to be a Berlin drum
Mine is arriving today! Cant wait!😅
I've been trying to set my MG1 to audio rates (as explained at 16:27) , but cannot hear anything...Has anyone here managed to do it?
I hope they make a module of this as well. I already have bad G.A.S., so keys aren't something I require more of... Synths however... Well!
hats off, it sounds impressive, and I get that behringer are into the whole clone thing (understatement!) but isn't this fundamentally a very basic synth that sounds good? i'm probably missing the point but it would be really great to see them push the boat a bit, be innovative, extend on these concepts. I love that they're delivering affordable hardware but ultimately it's offset by its limitations.
Great Sound! I used a Poly D for my latest song, and I think I am getting the MonoPoly as well... One Question though: What makes the drumsound? Also a Behringer module?
Sounds most excellent
Hi, are there any plans to make a desktop version of this? Id love to pick one up but just dont have the space for another full size keyboard synth. I have 2 midi keyboards and some keyboard synths. Maybe i just need a bigger house?
I got the Model D . The PolyD and MonoPoly have perfect keyboard/ cases. Is there a setup like this for the Model D?
I can't wait for this beast!!! What a fucking souuunnddd!!!!
How about an improved version of The Alesis Ion and the Andromeda done by Behringer?
I doubt we'll ever see the likes of the Andromeda on a commercial scale ever again. It was such an over engineered, complex analog synth. It was in many ways the pinnacle of analog synths before that whole segment of the market came crashing down from digital synths. If someone repackaged the Alesis Ion/micron in an updated package with better controls, I would be all over it. Micron was my first synth, so I'm nostalgic for it. But the depth of that engine was incredible. And the FM on it could turn things into the most broken, organic, weird, interesting sounds that nothing else has really captured since.
I still have my Ion. 3rd one I've owned. Totally underrated but could be so amazing.
Does this have SSM2033 VCOs and SSM2044 VCF? In any case, it sounds like the 80s, which means it sounds *very* good.
Very nice 😀, i can't wait for the synth
JUST. AWESOME. - WANT IT NOW!!!
Damn that intro jam is phukin based.
Rip Danny!!!😢😢😢