How to make a Sequencer CV/Gate connection to Behringer 2600, ARP 2600 and 2600 Clones
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- This is a quick tutorial about how to connect an external hardware sequencer via CV/Gate to a Behringer 2600, an original ARP 2600 or a 2600 clone.
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Happy patching! Ralph
Yes, please do make more "tips" video's. It is appreciated.
Hello Christian, thank you for watching and your feedback! Have a nice weekend, Ralph
Excellent series Ralph. I am that new user who needs all the help I can get understanding the beast I bought, and your clear tutorials are hitting the spot for me.
Hello Irena, thank you for giving me your feedback! I am glad to read that my videos are helping a "2600 Newbie" to get over some hurdles. Wishing you a great time with your 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
I'm 44 old, and passionate by synth was I'm very young boy. And now, I can dream every day because I've my ARP 2600 clone thank by Behringer. Next step : 2500 clone .... Thank you Ralph for your video, very awareness !
Hello Jerome, thank you so much for watching my videos! I also have my eyes on the 2500 clone modules ;-) Greetings, Ralph
Thank you so much for your videos Ralph. I got the 2600 as my first synth ever and all your videos help me getting started so much!
Thank you for the kind words, it means a lot to hear that my videos have been a valuable resource for you. Greetings, Ralph
Good video. I wouldn't have guessed the gate needed to go in the S&H.
Well, a lot of new users to the 2600 are missing that point, although the prewired connection passes a strong S&H clock (gate signal) on to the AR and ADSR. Thanks for watching! Have a nice weekend, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl I can get ADSR to work, only AR? Any hints?
@@ARPMAN i am not quite sure what you mean...please clarify
@@RalphBaumgartl In the meantime I got it. You have to use a threshold: > 6 V
Exactly!
Also a big YES from my side for further tutorials !
Btw - You could use/connect the MOD CV Output of the Keystep to connect e.g the Filter of the Behringer and open/close the filter with the Modulation Touch Pad. The Mod output is just another control voltage you can use for other B2600 parameters.
Hello Matthias, good point there. I should have included that in my tutorial. Sometimes I don't see the forest for the trees 😉 Have a nice weekend and thank you for watching, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl I can't see how to use a mod source to control LFO; specifically to use the keystep's mod CV output to increase LFO depth with the Mod touch pad. This should be an obvious inclusion! Any ideas?
@@ionian8606 Hello Ian, I have seen a patch somewhere addressing the Keystep Mod CV output to the Behringer 2600 LFO depth via the Touch pad control. To be honest I don’t quite remember the patch at the moment. It required some cabling with the voltage processor. I have to google it again. I am sure there’s also a way to do this via midi. I have to look up the Midi settings on the Barp and the Keystep. That’s actually a good topic for another tutorial….
@@RalphBaumgartl Hello Ralph, I'll look into it too: it must be possible! I look forward to seeing it in a tutorial.
@@ionian8606I believe to get an LFO depth you need to use the Ring Mod as a VCA which I can’t quite remember the proper steps
Hallo Heer Baumgartl, danke schön aus Burgund in Frankreich . Bitte mach mehr 2600 Tutos in 2023, finde ich es super toll !
Thank you 🙏 I will not only make more 2600 tutorials but other ARP clone related content as well. Greetings, Ralph
Essential video for beginners thank you very much !🎯
Thank you 🙏 Glad you find it helpful!
Thank you so much for continuing to help out the community with these tips.
Hello Andrew, glad to know that my videos are helpful. Thanks for your support.
Ralph, your 2600 videos are priceless! I gain so much knowledge with each one.
Thank you 🙏 I'm glad to hear that! Greetings, Ralph
Thank you Ralph! This is exactly what I needed.
Hello John, glad you found on my channel what you were looking for! Have a creative day, Ralph
Thanks Ralph, your videos are helpful to those of us who are new to the 2600. Love your accent too! Keep up the great work!
Oh thank you! Thant's very kind of you to say. Quite often we German native speakers get a bit ridiculed for our accent ;-) Have a good day, Ralph
Yet another fantastic tutorial! Thanks again 👏🏻🙏🏻
Hi Julio, I am really glad that you are getting so much out of my tutorials. Greetings, Ralph
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have been looking all over the internet for this information and thanks to you I now have success! And yes I am one of the newly hatched Arp 2600M owners who need some good old-fashioned instruction. Please keep up the good work! God Bless!
Hi Eric, glad my video helped you using/learning your Korg ARP 2600M Synth. Have fun and best regards, Ralph
More please. The Behringer 2600 tutorials would be awesome. I now have the Blue Marvin and it has a bit of a learning curve but what a wonderful beast it is.
Thanks for watching my videos! Wishing you lots of fun with your Blue Marvin! Cheers, Ralph
Yayyyy Ralph. I have that same Arthuria key step. I use midi but today I did the cv cables. Omg I'm such a rookie when it comes to these terms like cv,gate, pitch, mod, sync, voltage lol. I really thank God for midi. But I tried it and I felt like I belonged in the modular world lol. I like Ralph
Hi there, I am glad that you gave the "old school" way of connection a chance. It'll help you when you add more modules and/or classic gear to your setup. Thanks for watching my videos! It's highly appreciated! Have a pleasant weekend. Ralph
Absolutely love these video’s and would definitely appreciate you making more tutorials on this 2600. I want to dice more into synthesis and you have a very comprehensive way of expleining. Thanks!
That's very kind of you to say 🙏 I appreciate your feedback. Cheers, Ralph
I just got mine in. I ordered some patch cables. Please continue to show us more things with the 2600! I don’t have enough understanding of modular synths for this to be intuitive yet. Thanks for you videos!
Yes, I am planning more tutorials! And the 2600 is a good choice to get started with modular Synths. You have all the essential modules in one box 😃
Great video love the tips on the 2600. saving all these while my preorder gets filled
Hello Charles, thank you for watching and for giving me your feedback. Hope you get your Barp2600 delivered quickly. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks you for thuis clear explanation. I have a Behringer 2600 now sinds this week and I am experimenting with it so you're tutorials are for me very important. 😀👍
Glad that you find my tutorials helpful. Wish you a great time with your new 2600 Synth.
@@RalphBaumgartl 👍
Hi, I very much enjoy the tips that you have given about the Behringer ARP 2600, it helps me learn more about mine. Any more tips will be most welcome especially if you could expand to tips and examples of patching into eurorack modules to expand the audio potential. Please keep up the good work.
Hello Paul, thanks for watching my content. You can expect more stuff combining the 2500 modules with the 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
These tutorials are very helpful, thanks!
Thanks for your feedback 🙏 Glad you like my tutorials.
I have been into eurorack for some time now, so I pretty much know all of this stuff. Regardless, I tend to learn a little something from most of your videos, and I thank you for that.
Hello Trevor, thanks for watching my content. Yes, you are right, I actually gear my tutorials towards beginners. Since a new generation of users are discovering Hardware Synths, I believe that my "beginner" tutorials may contribute something to the evolving Synth scene. Greetings, Ralph
Love your videos Ralph !
Thanks a lot 🙏 Glad you like my content.
Excellent tutorial, thanks for the tips, yes please for more..for new users.
Hello Markus, thank you for giving me your feedback 🙏 Yes, I am planning to make some videos about what beginners should pay attention to. Greetings, Ralph
Second time I've watched this, & i doubt it'll be my last!
I intend to make sure ALL Ralph's lessons sink into my Dumb brain... eventually! 😂 Top video, as always, without these i wouldn't be able to go near my 2600... Thanks so much!!!
Thank you very much for your kind words! I am glad to learn that some of my followers are actually using my videos as some kind of "2600 Synth Manual". Thanks for watching my content. Greetings, Ralph
Hi Ralph, please do more tutorials, very enjoyable and informative.
Thank you Brian! I appreciate your feedback! Cheers, Ralph
Awesome to hear took me right back. Happy times.
Glad you you got something out of my video!
Thank you so much for your great work sir 👍🏼
Thank you for watching and for your support! Cheers, Ralph
Well done and very instructive for me ! Now i would know how to add a sort of phaser on vco's. Thank a lot again.
Thank you! Glad my video inspired you! Greetings, Ralph
Hi Ralph, your videos help beginners like me a lot, thank you for all the useful information!!
I would also like to add that there is difference using 5v or 12v to trigger the S&H clock
If use 5v to trigger the S&H clock, the sound is more subtle than pressing the 'Manual' button to trigger a gate signal
However using 12v will trigger the same loudness as the 'Manual' button
Cheers!
Isaac
Yes, the 10V or 12V Gate is always preferable on the 2600 Synth. Thanks for watching my videos 🙏 Greetings, Ralph
Gold tip!
I was wondering how to plug in the multiplier.
Glad you got something from my video!
Hey Ralph! Yeah, would love more videos of the 2600. I've got the THC TTSH and I'm always looking for ideas and tricks. Cheers from Sweden.
Hello Peter, I will soon post some videos about the Gray Meanie and Blue Marvin comparing then to the standard Barp2600. Greetings, Ralph
Yes ! More tips and tutorials , thank you .
Hi Stan, will do! Have a good week, Ralph
Great video, I think this will really help people.
Thank you 🙏 I am glad you found it useful! Have a nice weekend, Ralph
Very nice Ralph :) good bit of info :)
Thank Daren 🙏 Wishing you a good start into the new week!
You are a blessing my friend. Thank you much Sir'...
Thank you! I am very glad you got something out of my video. Have a great day, Ralph
Super helpful, thanks!
Glad you like it!
Thank you for the tip love your channel cheers!!
Glad I could help you!
Thanks Ralph. My B2600 due here on Saturday. I can't sleep.
I wish you lots of fun with your B2600 😃
Vielen Dank Ralph !
Just a note for those like me who followed the directions but did not manage to make the gate work properly : Be CAREFUL to pull up the slider knobs EXACTLY as ralph is showing on the video, in the right side, ie : bring VCF(Audio) and AR(Cntrl) all the way UP (VCA section), and the VCA(Audio) slide UP as well (Mixer Section). (I scratched my head for about an hour before realizing I was bringing UP the VCF up but not the VCA, hence the gate trigger having absolutely no effect 😅)
I am still struggling to have the same setup now but with the ADSR section though - still getting weird behaviour. I guess I'll figure it out after sticking to it for some time (still rusted after a couple of years away from synthesis )
Helle there! Well I am glad you got everything working after following my "instructions". Happy patching!
Hi my friend Ralph.
Thanks for this demonstration.
I think it's a great idea to do some tutorials of the workings of the 2600.
For example, I have absolutely no idea of the Voltage Processor or how to use it correctly, and what it can be used for...No idea.
You don't even see any of the reviewer's go near it either:) so I'm guessing I'm not alone in that area either.
Once again Thanks for your work.
Thank you for your feedback! Highly appreciated! One of the basic usage of the voltage processor is to create an inverted envelope. It's a cool idea to dive a bit deeper into the voltage processor. Have a nice weekend and many thanks for watching, Ralph
Check the video by Starsky Carr on the voltage processor. Really explains it well.
@@danpreston564 Voltage Processor Explained czcams.com/video/5pkO7Yiffac/video.html
Thank you very much Ralph, & yes please. AU
Thanks for watching! Glad you find my tutorial useful. Cheers, Ralph
Yes. yes, yes more tips! Thank you!
Thanks for watching and your feedback! Will do :-)
Thx a lot for your tips!
Thank you for watching 🙏 Glad you like my videos!
Thanks, dude. This is so useful. x
Glad it helped 👍
I use this method to control oscillator 3 with my rd-6. It’s a cool glitch in time effect. I blend in the td3 sound to taste and boom. A 2600 glitching in time to my drums :)
Nice! Anything goes!
Yes Please do more!
Will do! I have been busy with other work lately. Many thanks for sticking around! Greetings, Ralph
Great - I was plugging in the gate from the eurorack sequencer to gate in not clock in - thanks!
Hello Stephen, you can also use the Gate In, but you have to send a trigger signal as well. I have also made a tutorial about this procedure czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi Ralph - Thanks! I did spot your other post... two things come to mind. Why is it set up like this? Some kind of logic "AND" situation with a clock pattern and a note event/trigger? Also can you not just mult the gate to the trigger with a splitter? Or does the trigger need to be of a smaller length (as the name implies)? Then I would need to convert the gate to a trigger somehow.... maybe there is something on the 2600 that can do this? I need to read up on the 2600 more! thanks again!
@@stephenmurphy8349 The ARP 2600 concept is sometimes counterintuitive 😉 and yes, you can multiply the gate signal and route it to the Gate In and Trig In on the B2600. That's exactly what I did in my video.
Free english lesson: it is midi input not import . Your studio looks very good. I am working to having something similar.
Content is good.
Please forgive me! English is not my native language. I not using a teleprompter, and try to memorize what I am going to say. I just mispronounced "midi input"....but I believe that's a glitch that could even happen to a native speaker when recording a video without a teleprompter.... 😉
This was so helpful. How on earth is anyone supposed to know that the gate goes to the S+H input? Well, now I know.
Hi Eric, glad that my tutorial clarified this. Have fun patching!
Hallo Ralph, ich habe mir vor zwei Wochen einen Behringer 2600 zugelegt und habe einen grossen Teil Deiner Tutorials angesehen und würde mich sehr über weitere freuen! Viele Grüsse Frank
Hallo Frank, vielen Dank! Heute geht ein weiteres Tutorial von mir online. Ich wünsche Dir viel Spass mit deinem 2600 Synth. Mit bestem Gruss, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Danke schön Ralph, ich werde das verfolgen! 👍
@@frankknoche9162 Hallo Frank, und hier ist das neue Video czcams.com/video/9luimTNk8mo/video.html
Thank you,sir!
Sure 😃 I am glad you like it!
@@RalphBaumgartl Bless!
Very cool video. I have a question. Does the 2600 have a way to make sequences and arpeggios on it's own without an external sequencer? I see a lot of videos of it running sequences, but they're not really saying where they're coming from.
The 2600 doesn't have a genuine Sequencer module on board. But you can patch some kind of sequence or Arpeggio with the S&H module and Voltage Processor. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks a lot, Ralf. Helpful as usual.
I wonder if you could do a video about the Arturia Keystep, as the functions seem to perfectly match the 2600s.
Thanks in advance!
Hello Thomas, thank you for watching my content. I am currently not planning to make a tutorial about the Keystep because there are plenty of good tutorials out there already. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks Ralf.
Why into the S&H clock and not the gate or trig in?
And can you check that the ADSR slider on the VCA only responds in the last 25% of its travel? It does on my B2600 and it’s a little annoying!
Hello Dan! The S&H Gate connection is working properly on both Synths, the ARP2600 and the Barp2600. When I go through the Gate input it is not working properly on either Synth. It seems as if the ADSR is not fully triggered. On the Barp2600 that’s maybe because of the Gate-In threshold of +4V. But that’s only my assumption. As to your other question, I haven’t experienced the ADSR/VCA issue when having the Keystep attached via Midi. And with the CV/Gate connection I have checked it yet…Have a good start in the new week! Cheers, Ralph
I LOVE ! 💚
Hi Eddy, glad you like it! Greetings, Ralph
Hi Ralph, can you also use CV to modulate the VCF cutoff? Could this also be mapped to a Midi CC via the Midi to CV of the Keystep?
You can route the CV to any module of the 2600. There already is a pre-wired connection of the Keyboard CV controlling the frequency of the VCF.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support 🙏 I am very glad that you got something out of my tutorial. Best regards, Ralph
This helped
Glad my video was helpful!
Thanks Ralph, I'm looking forward to this tutorial. I use the 182 sequencer to follow this example I don't get any note variation would you have any idea please? is it related to the voltave? in any case thank you very much today thanks to you already a signal comes out of the 2600. cordially, Kriptek
Hello Kriptek, please watch this video here too czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
That’s another way to make an external sequencer connection to the 2600. The 182 sequencer has a +5V Gate. Try both ways for the connection. The Behringer 2600 usually requires a +10V Gate, but depending on the 182 Trigger/Gate output it may work. If not then you need a Voltage Converter Module or you can also try to dabble with the 2600 Preamp to boost the signal. Make sure you watch my 2600 Beginner Tutorial as well. czcams.com/video/CfezQunKlAE/video.html
Ralph thx for this video. i am not familiar with the 2600 but i recetly got one. so what i'm gonna do if i want to control each oscillator with GRP R 24 tremedous sequecer which has 3 sections with cv/gates? there is only one gate sigal available on 2600, right?? do i need to mult the gate myself to use each osci individually?? looking forward for some tipps. 🙏
There's only one VCF - VCA signal path on the 2600. You can route the VCO's separately through the VCF and VCA and then feed them separately into the mixer, but they are still going to be triggered by the same Gate. To have true independence you need external modules or 2600 Synth. Greetings, Ralph
Thanks for the great and very helpful vids, Ralph. One question: how would one go about syncing the Sample & Hold (INT CLOCK) to the master Ableton clock? What would be the protocol? Must one send CV via say, a Beatstep, and send a pulse to the INT CLOCK? If so, how would that be done exactly? Any advice much appreciated!
A Pulse external signal yields the best results. You have to plug it into the External Clock Input of the S&H. In this video here I was using the Sync Signal (it's a pulse) from the Korg Electribe to sync the S&H module of the 2600 Synth.
czcams.com/video/VivHAH_g01g/video.html
You may have to boost the external pulse signal to make it work. I have tutorials for this on my CZcams channel as well. Have fun and happy patching :-) Cheers, Ralph
I just tried the ksp and 2600 for the first time.
Have fun! And don't forget, you can also connect the Keystep to the Barp via Midi ;-)
Thanks for the excellent video! I'm a confused noob, so excuse my ignorance...but I don't understand why you'd patch the gate into the sample and hold clock? When I do that and use the sequencer it works, but if using midi key input the notes sustain forever. Leaving the switch in the up position and plugging the gate patch cable into the 'gate in' jack on the ADSR seems to work the same, but cuts the notes off when released. Is there a reason for using the sample and hold?
Hello Scot! When using the Gate IN of the ADSR/AR you have to send a trigger to the Trigger IN as well. For S&H jack you only need one patch cable. Kindly watch my other video on this subject czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
I'm curious: does using a passive mult for the oscillator pitch affect the pitch tracking? I was always told that for oscillators you need a buffered mult, not a passive one like you used here in the video. Does it still track 1v/Oct properly when you do it the way you did it in the video?
Hello, I haven't run into any issues with passive multipliers as long as I just duplicated or tripled/quadrupled a signal. But of course I would also use a buffered multiplier if I wanted to split a single CV output to something like 10 VCO's for instance.
Hi Ralph! When connecting via CV/Gate, you lose out on the Portamento / Vibrato circuit. Do you have any videos that show if its possible to still use Port and Vibrato when you use CV/Gate? Thanks!
Hello Bill, you have to use the Voltage Processor to create a Portamento effect when you connect the keybaord/sequencer via CV/Gate. Here's my tutorial about the Voltage Processor czcams.com/video/5pkO7Yiffac/video.html
Happy patching :-) Ralph
Thank you for this. Coming from modular i was inserting the "gate cable" to the Gate In of the AR Env. I am still to figure tow to also trigger the ADSR now and is with this connection it behaves rather strange.
Hello Daniel, you may also want to watch this tutorial here. I will clarfy a few more things about the 2600 ADSR czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
@@RalphBaumgartl thank you, really weird behaviour but awesome synth! I have been captivated for days now.
Hey, Ralph. Love your videos. Thank you. Question: can you connect a keyboard through the module on the bottom left of the B2600, or does that just route the signal elsewhere?
Hello Francis, what module are you referring too? You usually connect a keyboard via Midi or a CV/Gate connection.
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi, I don’t have one of these yet, but I’ve ordered one. In pictures I’ve seen what appears to be a CV input for a keyboard on the bottom left. It’s next to the LFO, and the portamento slider.
@@Franciskev2 These are the Trigger, Gate and CV Outputs when you connect for instance a midi keyboard. When you receive your 2600 unit, make sure you watch my Beginner tutorial:
czcams.com/video/CfezQunKlAE/video.html
Hi Ralph ! I have a question : how to use the gate inputs for AR and ADSR. I was trying to gate the envellopes separately. I thought to use these inputs but nothing happen...
Hi Jean, I have made a video about this very topic. Here's the link czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
Thank you Ralph!!!!! it's great because for some reason, the midi in sometimes get stuck in a midi horror loop (because there is no loop.... it just get stuck; possibly a mistake of my own device while exploiting my poor 2600... but I am learning 🤓 )
Make sure to run the firmware update in case that you have the Behringer 2600! This may also solve some MIDI issues. Cheers, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl oh! That certainly could very well be. I will update it, thanks again Ralph 👍 👍
@@RalphBaumgartl It was that. With this synths, as I don't have them always on USB, I tend to forget about updates..... Reading the release to upgrade to 1.0..1 the whole note said: "1 Hanging notes; Optimize MIDI port data reception".
Fixed. Thanks again Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Finally I went with the CVs and I kind of like it more because it is how the original was designed for..... I tried to connect a BeatStep Pro directly the Pitch to the ARP's KeybCV with an external passive multi (just one of those plastic cv port replicators that looks like an asterix) and didn't worked. I guess the ARP's MULT converts the BeatStep Pro voltage to what the ARP understands...... So, I use the plastic replicator and only one out from the ARPs MULT... and then to each OScillator... and works great. That leaves 2 empty but unusable ports, because they already contain the Pitch signal.... so the question:
Is there a way to Not use the MULT input on the ARP2600?? and just an external replicator? ...then I would be leaving the MULT empty to use on another patch.
@@MarcoPolux Just use Multipliers and/or stackable Patch cables if you don't want to use the MULT row on the 2600. I have been doing this on multiple occasions to split a pitch cv signal.
Dear Ralph, thank you for this video (and all the other ones!). It seems to me that I can't use portamento using your directions, is there an extra step I should follow once everything is connected? Thank you again and again and again!
Hello Marc, you have to use the Voltage Processor for the Portamento effect when using a CV/Gate connection. Kindly watch my tutorial about Voltage Processor czcams.com/video/5pkO7Yiffac/video.html
@@RalphBaumgartl Thank you, I just did and subscribed to your channel
Wondering why the sequencer coming from my Behringer MS-1 seems to work for CV, but not from my Korg SQ-1 or from my modular's sequencer? thx!
Hi Pete, kindly also try the procedure which I explain in this tutorial here:
czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
I have never used the sequencers you are talking about. Sometimes certain gear is just not compatible with the 2600 for no apparent reason. For instance the Microbrute Gate is 10V, enough for the 2600. Nevertheless it doesn't work. Some google research revealed that the Microbrute Gate doesn't trigger the envelopes of certain ADSR modules.
Thank you Ralph
I should want to connect my Arturia Keystep Pro to my Berhinger 2600
KSP is four independent tracks, is it possible to send three of them gates separately to the each VCO of the 2600 ?
Is their a tric ?
There's only one Gate - VCF - VCA signal path for all three VCO's of the 2600. But of course you can send three different CV signals to the individual VCO's respectively but they share the same Gate signal path.
@@RalphBaumgartl
Thank you for your rapid answer Ralph
Are you saying there’s a switch on the 2600 to change the voltage for CV gate and pitch, or referencing the Keystep setting for changing those settings? I’m double checking. I’m having issues w the gate, but not pitch on mine. (Voice 2 set 1oct=1v, and gate to 12v).
Hi Steve, I am referring to the settings of the Arturia Keystep. You can change the Gate Signal behavior of the Kkeystep with the Midi Control Center Software. Greetings, Ralph
I have a Moog grandmother and i just purchased the Blue Marvin , how do I use the ARP / Sequencer on the Grandmother to sync with the Blue Marvin?
Hello there, please bear in mind that I have never used the Moog grandmother. If I had a new Moog Grandmother then I would start out by connecting the Grandmother and the Blue Marvin via Midi in order to use the Grandmother sequencer for the 2600. Greetings, Ralph
Ralph does it respond to changing octaves?
Yes it does! But it depends on the features of the controller you want to connect.
What about going full modular with the 2600 clone? Two or three external sequencers, direct audio out from the oscillators to other VCAs and filters? Something like that would be a baby Buchla.
Hi Phil, yes of course you can make the B2600 the core of a full modular setup. Anything goes....
More 2600 stuff!
Will come...!
Thanks a lot Ralph, still waiting for my Arp, but I have one question, I have the Matrix Brute from Aturia, you stated, that CV out from your keyboard are connected to the Arp, I have on the Matrix two Pitch out (VCO 1 and 2), how should I connected it to the Arp? Thanks a lot for your help. regards Dirk Bartmann
Hello Dirk, I don't know the Matrix Brute at all. I imagine that if VCO one and two are tuned the same way, you can use either Pitch-out. Look it up in the manual how you can adjust the Pitch outputs on the Matrix Brute and do some trial and error testing. Greetings, Talph
@@RalphBaumgartl Thank you so much for your quick response!!! Alles Gute- Gruß Dirk
Just thinking, you can route VCO 1 and 2 to different VCO's on the Behringer 2600. That gives you many options!
@@RalphBaumgartl Wonderful, thanks a lot for your time, I will try it out, all the best-Dirk
Dear Ralph thanks for your tutorials. I am new to the 2600 and it has been easier thanks to you. I was wondering how to connect the Arturia Keystep Pro using its four 4 gate/pitch outputs. I tried your tutorial and it was wonderful. But I am short of figuring out how to connect the other three. I tried connecting a separate gate to each oscillator but it doesn't work. Thanks again.
Thank you for watching my content. You may have to adjust the settings of the Keystep Pro to accommodate your needs. In my tutorial I am just using the standard Keystep model. You can adjust the settings with the Arturia Software. Greetings, Ralph
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Hello Ralph, I will buy the keystep keyboard to sequence my future Behringer 2600. By the way, do you know the ASM Hydrasynth deluxe. Do you now this synthesizer ? If yes, tell me what think about it.
Hi Elie, I have never tried the ASM Hydrasynth. Thus I cannot comment on it. Greetings, Ralph
You are the best Thank you!! I have the Odyssey and the BR2600! Didn't know how to hook them up!
my first modular synth!
Edit- The Odyssey doesn't have pitch on the back just
Cv in , Cv Out
Gate in, Gate out
Trigger in, Trigger out
it works but I can't control the ADSR at all can anyone help!
Hi Nicholas, I assume you want to use the keyboard of the Odyssey to control the B2600 as well. For Portamento you have to use Lag of the Voltage Processor czcams.com/video/5pkO7Yiffac/video.html
And here's another way to connect to the B2600 via CV/Gate czcams.com/video/5pkO7Yiffac/video.html
Greetings, Ralph
Pluging the gate out from the controllilng keyboard into the GATE IN or TRIG IN or EXT CLK IN does not seem to work. Should not the gate also trigger these inputs? If not, what are they for? Thank you.
You have to use the Gate IN and Trig In simultaneously to make it work. Kindly watch my tutorial on this subject: czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
I'm gaining a great deal from your tutorials Ralph. Many thanks! Following this one: I can't get a one octave interval by playing an octave on the keyboard...it's more like a 4th or 5th. I tried a few different keyboards which send 1v/oct. Any advice appreciated.
Hello Ian, are you using a Barp or Arp? What keyboard are you using and how is it connected to the 2600?
@@RalphBaumgartl Hi Ralph, thanks for your reply. I'm using a Barp, with a keystep: connected the same as your tutorial: CV out to 2600 Osc's Kybd CV in, Gate out to AR Gate, or via SH clock in (switch down). I also tried CV-ing it from a Poly D and from a Roland SH 101, with the same results...playing an octave sounds like a 4th or 5th. This sounds similar to playing my EMS synthi (1.3 V/Oct, so doesn't play octaves without scaling).
Try to use the VCO's individually. If they hold the tune then there might be a problem with the multiple jacks. There could be a cable problem as well. If one VCO doesn't hold the pitch when you check it individually then there might be a problem with the CV input....
@@RalphBaumgartl Solved! It was a cable problem. That was the last thing I would have suspected. Many thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Glad you sorted it out!
Guten Tag Lieber Ralph!!! Ich habe Keystep Pro mit 4 Gate Ausgange.Könnte ich die 4 GATEs in die 2600 verkabeln? Es wäre mit MULT? Oder geht es nicht? Danke im Voraus!!
Hi Geraldo, du kannst die verschiedenen Gate Signale überall dorthin schicken wo du willst. Abhänging vom Sound, den du erstellen willst. Und natürlich kannst du Gate Signale auch mit Multipliers duplizieren...
@@RalphBaumgartl Super! Danke für dein Schneller Antworte!
Hello Ralph,
I made exactly the same CV connections you made on this video.
One limitation, the SQ1 sequencer works properly, but unfortunately I could not find a way to modify the pitch of the sequence with the keyboard.
Is this a limitation of the Behringer 2600 ?
Hi Amine, I have no experience with the SQ1 sequencer. From my experience with other sequencers there might be a CV plus input which you connect with the CV out of the keyboard.
@@RalphBaumgartl Hello Ralph, Thank you very much for your answer. Very helpful.
Could you kindly try to play the sequence with your Arturia Keystep keyboard ? I am not sure if the sequence will be transposed according to the notes played on the keystep.
@@amineberradaehl I usually connect the Keystep to the B2600 via Midi. You can adjust the Keystep settings via the app on a Mac or PC.
Why override SH input and not using the GATE or TRIGGER inputs + the switch?
On the B2600 you have to send a Gate and Trigger signal simultaneously to make it work. I explain it in this video here czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
That's cool, clear. Now is it possible to use CV from Keystep or many from Keystep Pro to control various control on ARP using those extra CV (so not only pitch/gate, replacing midi, but other stuff). I'm new into CV, but kinda feel it could be possible, how? TNX!
Yes, you can route the CV and Gate signals of the Keysto to any CV Control input of the B2600. If you need to duplicate CV and Gate signals from the Keystep then just use the multiple Jacks on the B2600 and/or additional multipliers.
@@RalphBaumgartl Thanks for reply Ralph! that sounds great. Please pardon my unawareness (very newbie to modular), can I dedicate KS/KSP CV out to plug into B2600/K2600 and control opening the Filter? (meaning other synth params oppose to "note" info cv/gate/pitch).
@@samprock The Pitch output of the KS is usually going to the KYBD CV inputs of the B2600 and the Gate output of the KS is usually supposed to trigger the envelopes. Make sure you also watch this video here: czcams.com/video/MTf10H0KWDU/video.html
Hello Mr. Ralph Baumgartl. I have a question on the subject of Behringer 2600 and my question and: would it be possible to control the CV & Gate of my Behringer 2600 blue marvin with a Behringer odyssey or the only possibility of controlling it as in your video with a Arturia Keystep Thomann Edition? And for the Arturia Keystep 37 version, useful or useless for my 2600? Sincerely !
Yes, you can use the CV/Gate Out of the Behringer Odyssey to control the Behringer 2600. Moreover any Arturia Keystep can be used with the Behringer 2600 either via Midi or CV/Gate. Another option is the Behringer Swing. Greetings, Ralph
Hello from France. OK thanks for your answer . Sincerely .
Please do more tips.
Will be forthcoming....Thanks for stopping by!
Wait so I just realised I don't need midi connectors then for the artuira when my 2600 comes duh i just use the CV derp.... Can you control the pitch and gate via Midi connetions from the Arturia also? or is this the way to do it?
You may want to watch my video on the 2500 modules as well, because this video explains some basic stuff which also applies to the 2600 which is a (semi) modular Synth too. czcams.com/video/agoZnuo80Ek/video.html
@@RalphBaumgartl thankyou
I'm having trouble getting my Arturia Keystep to sync to my drum machine's midi clock. I have the Keystep hooked up to the BARP 2600 via CV. I have the rear pins set to 'MIDI'. I also have the Boss DR 770 drum machine set to MIDI OUT feeding to the Keystep MIDI IN....when I try to play an arpegiation, or sequence.....nothing happens. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Hi Erik, make sure you set the Midi channels correctly on all three devices. You have to decide which device is the Midi Master device which will send the clock to the other devices (midi slaves). The midi slaves must be set to receive an outside midi clock. Please bear in mind that you can also use a DAW as Master device to send a midi clock. Hope that helps. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl Vielen Dank Ralph! Alles gut. Die Problem war ein schlecht MIDI Kable. Ich ersetze, und....Die BARB 2600 ist sehr schöne!
@@erikmartin3786 glad you got it solved
Hi Ralph, can the 2600 react to any mod wheel mouvement??
Yes, it can! But it requires some additional patching depending on what you want to do. But for simplicity I would go via Midi if you want to use the modulation pads of the Keystep. Please note that I was using the Keystep to simulate a hardware sequencer, not a CV/Gate keyboard controller.
@@RalphBaumgartl thank you ralph . It was for a classical use of the modwheel to modulate the vcos sounds
@@JUPITERGANG use the mod out of the Keystep and on the Behringer the Ring Modulator DC and the LFO....
Hello! I recently bought a B-2600. Wondering if you could tell me how I would patch that to my external modules? Maths, Rings, clouds to be specific.
There's no specific way to patch the B2600 with external modules. It also depends on the specific function of an external module. Modular Synthesis is freedom. There's no right or wrong way. It invites for experimentation. If you use the Clouds module you can feed Audio from the VCO's, VCF, VCA, Reverb etc of the B2600 into Clouds. Anything goes. Happy patching, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl thanks so much! Basically I don’t have an oscillator on my eurorack so I was hoping to use my b2600 as the main voice. I’m new to the patch world!
@@collapsibleentmt. Yes, you can go directly from the 2600 VCO's into other Euro Rack Modules. Have fun! Ralph
can i use sh101 arp/seq to control this ?
Yes, should work. You may have to boost the Gate signal. I have tutorials for this on my channel as well. Cheers, Ralph
Im not sure I understand, I want to sync the 2600 to the behringer rd-6. Should I use the trigger out or the sync out. The voltage of the trigger out is +15v for the sync out it says trs more than 2.5v. shouldn't it be ts?
If I were you I would do the syncing via a Master Midi Clock. In my personal opinion that's the easier way to do it. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl thank you Ralph!
Hey, could you help me out?
My keystep pro is sending cv and gate to my b2600
I send cv to mult then output to each oscillator
This is at 1v/o
The gate out is running at the 12v setting going to gate and trig in where I use a stackable patch cable to send signal from on cable to two inputs.
The sound is always quite a bit quieter than when I switch over to s/h clock with no gate input.
If I just use the gate to the s/h input it’s also quiet.
Try NON stackable cables and go via the S&H Gate plug. It's possible that the stackable cable attenuated the Gate signal. It's a guess, I have never experienced what you have described on my systems.
I will do that and I thank you very much for your quick and helpful reply
i want to control the Behringer 2600 via cv and gate using the Matriarch to control it. Wanted to "dip" the waters and see how exactly the Matriarch can function as a modular hub before adding more modules. I did exactly the same as shown in this tutorial, step by step - but while i can trigger notes (gate to amp envelope via the s&h input with the switch down, and cv to mults to the oscillators) - it doesn't seem to also trigger the filter envelope - although it's supposed to. So i'm not sure what i'm missing.
Is it something i might have missed on the Matriarch? Some kind of global parameter i need to change?
Or is it something i might have missed on the Behringer 2600?
Or perhaps haven't missed anything and this might indicate that something is faulty? Happy for some help and insight
Hello Tzachi, in the Global Settings of the Matriarch set GATE OUTPUT to +10V and make sure you also set the CV Output to 0V to +10V. Please bear in mind that I am not very familiar with the Moog Matriarch because I don’t own one. Greetings, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl solved! It appears that the default output voltage on the Matriarch is 5V so i changed the settings to 10V and now ot works! Now i'm trying to figure out how to control pitch bend. I imagine originally there was some kind of connection between the arp 2600 kb to the synth module including pitch bend. But how to do this on the Behringer using an external keyboard?
@Tzachi Keinan Glad you got it working. The 2600 Synth requires a +10V Gate. Don't forget to set CV according to the procedure mentioned in my previous comment. The 2600 requires 0 to 10V CV (1 Volt per Octave). Happy patching, Ralph
@@RalphBaumgartl
Yeah, thanks, it works! But how can i transmit pitch bend via cv/gate? (From my matriarch or any other external keyboard, using cv)