Behringer NEUTRON semi-modulaire analoge synthesizer

General

The Behringer Neutron is a paraphonic semi-modular synthesizer with a fully analogue circuit. Its innovative design gives you an analogue signal path that's based on a legendary VCO for truly authentic sounds. The Neutron offers a wide range of connection possibilities that includes a 32 in/24 out jack matrix and MIDI I/O. Patching isn't required, however, as the Neutron has default routings that allow you to use it right away. This makes it suitable for beginners as well as more advanced users who love to experiment with sounds.

Under the Neutron Bonnet 

The two 3340 analogue oscillators at the heart of the Neutron pack plenty of fierce potential when it comes to producing a wide array of sounds. The waveforms can be seamlessly blended to create entirely fresh combinations and something truly unique. In paraphonic mode, the oscillators can be used independently, easing quick sound switching during gigs, and each sound can be sculpted in further detail using individual pulse width/tone modulation controls.

Analogue Delay, Overdrive and Noise Generating

The Neutron has a multi-step analogue delay on board that's based on iconic BBD (Bucket Brigade Delay) technology alongside an analogue overdrive circuit able to add extra warmth and edge. The waveform generator provides deep control over the shape of what it produces for free and full-on experimentation, while the LFO offers five waveforms in all, as well as MIDI clock sync and key sync.