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Behringer Model D - Day Three
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Here's my third video featuring the Behringer Model D. In this video I show some of the steps that I take to compose a synth-based song from scratch. The final song is at the end of the video and is also available to listen to here: / behringer-model-d-day-...
behringer is at the top of their game right now. they're releasing one highly competitive product after another.
Let's keep fingers crossed! They're breaking an old "good synths for reaches" practice.
I bought a Behriger U Phoria UMC204HD audio interface to replace my Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 .............................. not only was the Behringer 1/3 of the price of the NI KA 6, but the freaking sound is 10 times better ................. I still cant get my head around it, and more than a bit pissed off at NI for breaking down and it also crashed my PC quite often all the years I was using it. The Behringer has never caused any issues or crashes, and seriously the sound is way beyond my expectations of a £66.00 audio interface. ............... PS I,ll never buy NI stuff again, the support was really slow and pretty slack in their attitude.
Behringer are a force to be reckoned with atm. Take the DeepMind 12. For the money, it is truly insane! Sure there are things I am not 100% keen on, but for the most part it has totally changed my sound.
Now the Model D is even more crazy for the money. It wipes the floor with software vst synths and gives high priced hardware a beat down. For the money 💰 it’s INSANE
Love these kinds of ‘one synth’ tracks, especially when the end result is as good as this. Great way to learn what your synth can actually accomplish.
This is a very helpful video! Especially how you put all the tracks together. I too often try to record something right away in one or two takes because I'm not quite patient or friend of overdubbing. But you show in this video that it's worthwhile to have the patience to put together all these tracks (not so many) one after the other to achieve something really nice and musical. Thanks for that!
You are very welcome. Glad to hear the video was useful to you.
great musical sequence examples of this little beast!
Love that overall berlin school vibe!
Very nice! Creativity from scratch with a great sounding instrument. Love the motion.
Thanks for sharing your awesome processes. I enjoyed this.
Amo, Adoro TD le loro sequenze e quel suono ovattato MOOG. Penso e credo che Model D ricrea quelle sonorità Sistem 55. Acquisterò presto e grazie per il Video come sempre Professionale, Appassionante pieno di Emozioni 🙏❤️
This video is unbelievably helpful
Wow, I really love my Model D as it allowed one of my dream synths to become a reality. Great video and awesome sequence reminds of Tangerine Dream in the early 70's the outro really illustrates what this synth is about and how it really comes into it's own with some layering and effects.Thanks for sharing.
Very nice and got me sold on the model D also.
Top demo and the end result is especially pleasing! Well done... :-)
What an awesome sounding synth.
Perfect! This Machine is pure inspiration - must have 👍 Thumbs Up for your nice song
Great! Thanks for sharing your creative process. Very helpful for a hack like me.
Very good. Will have a proper watch of the video later.
I like the style of your videos a lot! The model d sounds amazing.
It was very interesting to see how you work on a pure synthesizer based song.
Thanks a lot, very glad you liked it
Fantastic insight into your process, thank you.
Really well done. I like how you compose. Thanks for putting this together.
Great video thank you !
Very well done, thanks for sharing!
Keenly glued to my phone during lunchbreak watching you explaining and fiddling with knobs forgetting about the pasta, lol. No really made me itch to mangle gear when I come home. (:
great video. Such a solid sound. Love it.
Ultravice Thanks very much :)
Nice video, already convinced about the model D, will enjoy your tunes until i have one myself.
Jendrossek Sip Thanks very much :) The Model D really is a synth that I think all synth lovers should own, hope you enjoy it when it arrives.
Brilliant
That's an excellent tune at the end there! Great sounds from the D as well
I bought this from the very first batch! Payed a little bit more, but gave a shit for the money I wanted to be the first..... still works until today like a Charme!
Nice!... Thanks for sharing
Sounds great!
Pure gold, good stuff
Great track! Thanks for sharing it!
Nice video! More to come I hope.
Thanks very much. Yes will definitely do another one soon.
My composer's inertia sometimes really bothers... Then i "forget" about a current track and start creating a new one. Then i repeat and back to the 1st. It can be made with more tracks... not two. I'm just worrying to not become a "over-procrastinating composer" that never completes his pieces :D
In a search of a new sound i make my analog mono-synth and this helps to "forget" about tracks for sometime... after a period i return to music making and that breadboarding and soldering experience gives me some new streams.
Also listening WIP tracks in extreme conditions can help... Walking at -15(C) with a mid. wind using a warm headphones but no gloves on hands can give you some other opinions about your old and new tracks. Such conditions can "wake up" some interesting idea sources in your head... It's important to not forget to write it down without a long delay :)
Cracking stuff.
nice and pleasant little piece, thanks for sharing.
The behringer model D is really sounding great. I've got mine since yesterday and I'm waiting anxiously the Neutron I ordered since 4 months ... ! I'm sure they will fit well. Comparing the BMD to my mother 32, the BMD has perhaps more a modular moog sound than the M32 certainly thanks to the 3 VCO instead of one, but my gosh, the filter of the behringer is so moogy ! It is astonishing.
Just started using my Model D today. Great sound machine, love it.
Thanks for sharing your creative process. John Carpenter fan by any chance..?
"Tangerine Schulze Mood" ... wow, this is great, only with a model D.... ? it inspires me !!!
It's so much fun, even without keys, they should make it with a nice keybed, moog out of business.
on "33" it's like "asking" for some kind of a synth "crash" effect. pitch down envelope with some FM, noise or something and enter some lite hats or drums (which can be done with D as well). I understand that it's a kind of a "Electronica" but it really lacks something :)
Or a "Numan's style" vibrato solo entering (in the same "33" place).
Add in a bit of acoustic guitar and you have Tangerine Dream's "Force Majeur"!
Ah now you're talking! That's got to be my most favourite track of all time. I can only dream of creating something as brilliant and original as that :)
The "influence" was there to be heard...that's not a criticism! I've been trying for ages to get that sound but I fail consistently! I love "Force Majeur" too but my all time fave is "Rubicon".
One of my all time favourite albums, can't wait to get a Boog and add some glorious sequence lines
Get in the queue behind me, Dudley!
Dudley Baker lol, boog, they should have actually named it that( behringer model d.)
Hi Tim, great job and great synth..keep coming back to the video as I love your workflow. Do you think similar results could be achieved with iOS version of Cubase - Cubasis? I really like the way you record the sequence first and then adjust the knobs while looping the sequence in DAW until satisfied with the sound. Brilliant! I'd love to be able to do that on iPad as well..sorry, I've only had my first synth (Minilogue) and still learning. But wanting Behringer D now as well. Cheers!
Hey. Thanks very much and glad you found the video helpful. I have not used the iOS version of Cubase but all I am using with my setup is basic MIDI and audio recording features, nothing advanced or complex, so I would hope very much that the iPad version can do that also.
Best demo series yet. Wish we were in the same area (I'm in NYC) because I hear such great vocal lines to put over this and know we could create some awesome music together. I play in the city with my band Free Country and if yr interested in collaborating over the interweb feel free to contact me. Here's a link to a song, soundcloud.com/free-country and my contact is on there as well.
Hey Jason, thanks a lot, really appreciate it. You have some seriously cool and inspiring tracks on soundcloud. Would love to collaborate somehow but need to manage my current work commitments in the short term. Will be in touch.
Fantastic tune, so nicely mixed, could easily be 8 minutes. Model D sounds fantastic as well. Would you be able to share more information about reverb settings/type you have used in this track?
good show, old man.
Great idea that’s what I am planning to do with it and several other synths in some sort of improvisation on camera with a drum machine etc .. great demo ! Peace 👽❤️🎶😉✌🏻🤪👍🛸Christo
Hi Tim, thanks for sharing.
However, I would like to understand as to how the real time changes you made after the track was recorded took effect.
Thanks .. 😊
I’d like to remix this track. It’s very good.
Jupiter 8, is next? Cs80 maybe.
Great attitude. Do you record everything into digital? If so, how do you feel the analog translates into digital, does it get lost in term of sound quality? What converters do you use?
Hi Tim, thanks for sharing! The Noiselevel is not from the D right?
You're very welcome. No that noise is my extremely poor attempt at recording my voice! My PC at the time was making some terrible noise with its fans and all my videos recorded around that time have terrible background noise on my voice-overs.... :(
fresh ears
Very Jean-Michel Jarre
Man. I'm blown away by this demo. I have a model D also but have no idea how to connect it to my DAW! Could you tell me how you have yours hooked up?
Hi, Sorry for such a late reply. All you need is a MIDI connection to your PC/Mac. You can do this with a 5 pin MIDI DIN cable if your PC/Mac has such a socket or else just use a USB cable. The USB connector on the Model D is what they call "class compliant" so your PC should recognise the Model D as a MIDI instrument when you connect it up and automatically install any necessary drivers.
I would love for Behringer to make a model D v2 with 4 voices and patch storage for under 500$😎that would crush the cheesy boutique synths from Roland.
Very nice man! I saw that you use cubase, do you think that with retrologue 2 I could be close to the model d? Actually I'm thinking about getting a model d that will be my 1st real synthesizer :)
Thanks a lot. I don't use the Retrologue, I think it will come quite close, but there's something about analogue synths that is extremely hard to model perfectly in software.
Thank you very much Tim! :)
Try Native Instruments Monark. It was modelled on a Model D, and, IMO, is one of the best analog emulations available as a VST plugin.
the best sounding Model D plug in is "The Legend" from synapse audio. that comes very neaer to the analog model D. I have the Behringer Model D, the moog mother 32 and a OB-6.
And I have many VI Minimoog plug ins. The Legend sound best !
I have never owned a real Model D but I've tried both The Legend and Monark. To me The Legend sounds best. Something about how Monark sounds that I don't like. Something sounded "wrong" to me.
I see you have a Digitakt. How well does the Model D work with the Digitakt? Any problem with sequencing thru Midi? Thanks!
To be honest I have really centred my workflow around the PC and Cubase since buying the Digitakt, so I end up not using it for midi sequencing but purely as a drum machine / sampler. But I see no reason why it should not be fine working with the Model D, after all it's just needing to send note data, there are no control sequences / program changes / timecode issues to worry about.
Thanks! Can’t wait till they arrive in Australia!
Just subscribed! What DAW are you using? I got a Juno 60 that I need to start recording with and hopefully a Behringer D makes a good compliment to it.
Thanks for the sub. I'm using Steinberg Cubase 9. I think the Juno and Model D will sound fantastic together, the D has got that nice warm fuzz to it if you know what I mean...
Israel, you won't easily be able to control the D from the Juno 60. Unless the Juno has a MIDI retrofit you'll need a MIDI keyboard or something with a CV/Gate out. Forgive me if I'm telling you something you already know.
Andrew Brooks I just plan on connecting the Juno to a good ol’ audio interface and using the arpeggiator which would get clocked with the interface and DAW.
Tim Shoebridge, did Cubase actually record those knob twitches that you made during the recording? Seriously considering getting Cubase right now.
Israel Zambrano No, the Model D does not transmit any midi when you play with its controls so there is no way for Cubase to record that data. When I am adjusting the filter for example all I am recording is the audio. There are analogue synths that transmit midi for control changes but they are digitally controlled (and usually expensive), the Model D is not one of them.
Well I hope you like the sound of your voice?
What is that you're using as your main keyboard?
Jason Perry It’s a Kawai MP9000. I bought it over 15 years ago. The piano samples sound dated by today’s standards but I have never played a MIDI keyboard with a better feel. Real wooden keys and grand piano action inside. It weighs a ton!
@@TimShoebridge Looks like Coldplay might have made this keyboard popular! I've never played it, but it definitely looks like it would feel great.
is that a mp9000?
Yes it is. It's the best fully weighted action on a keyboard I've ever owned. The sampled pianos sound a bit dated though by today's standards.... :(
@@TimShoebridge I have one, sound output died years ago but best felling controller you could ever want
$350. Unbelievable. Wow, moog got to be looking like the biggest joke in the bizz, model d $6000, wtf.