💰 TAKE MY MONEY NOW!! BEHRINGER GRIND | THAT SYNTH SHOW EP.142

Episode 142 of "That Synth Show" BREAKING NEWS Behringer GRIND
FROM ANDERTONS.COM:
The Behringer Grind is a hybrid semi-modular synthesizer that merges powerful digital sound engines with classic analogue synthesis. Featuring 24 digital oscillators and a legendary 24 dB analogue ladder filter, this instrument delivers an unmatched range of sound design capabilities, from deep basses to complex drones and ethereal pads. The Grind is designed for immediate performance with its semi-modular architecture, which provides default signal routing without the need for patching. Its 16-voice Poly Chain capability allows musicians to connect multiple synthesizers for enhanced polyphony, while an advanced 32-step sequencer, arpeggiator, and extensive patching options make it a versatile choice for live performance or studio work. With 50 hands-on controls, morphing capabilities, and support for multiple synthesis engines, the Behringer Grind empowers musicians to explore limitless sonic possibilities.

The Behringer Bros: Synth Samurai of Sound

In an era where music met machines, a brave group rose from the shadows—the Behringer Bros—synth warriors led by their visionary master, Uli Behringer. In a world dominated by the Synth Mafia, a cabal of elitist gatekeepers hoarding vintage synthesizers and dictating who could access the sacred art of sound, the Bros swore to defy them, embodying the ancient code of the Bushido.

The Rise of Uli Behringer
Born in a small German town, Uli Behringer was a self-taught genius who blended engineering with his love of music. As a young man, he saw how the Synth Mafia manipulated the market, placing rare gear beyond the reach of common musicians. Determined to tear down these barriers, Uli founded Behringer, making synthesizers that were not only high-quality but affordable for all. His mission was more than business—it was a battle for musical freedom.

The Synth Mafia, led by the enigmatic Gatekeeper, despised Uli’s creations. The Gatekeeper, wielding a legendary Moog Model 55, viewed Uli’s affordable synths as blasphemy. His mafia of snobbish collectors and synthfluencers spread lies, mocking Behringer’s innovations and trying to crush their rise. But Uli, embodying the spirit of the lone samurai, would not be silenced.

The Brotherhood of Sound
Uli’s bold stand against elitism called forth a legion of like-minded warriors—the Behringer Bros. From bedroom producers to underground sound designers, they rallied around Uli’s cause, their passion for music fueled by a shared belief in Bushido: honor, courage, and loyalty. They became masters of Behringer synths, creating epic sounds from the very machines the Synth Mafia dismissed. Their creed was clear: music for all, not just the chosen few.

The Synth War
The battle between the Behringer Bros and the Synth Mafia came to a head at the legendary Berlin Synth Jam, an underground festival showcasing Behringer’s gear. The Synth Mafia infiltrated the event, seeking to destroy it with sabotage and slander. But Uli arrived like a general on the battlefield, armed not with weapons but a Behringer Poly-D, its sound a sonic blade that cut through the air.

The Behringer Bros unleashed their full power, pushing the boundaries of sound design and proving that creativity and heart were far stronger than vintage relics. Their music soared, captivating the crowd and silencing the Mafia’s snobs. The Synth Mafia’s hold over the synth world crumbled, their elitism shattered by the Bros' unstoppable spirit.

A Legacy of Sound
With the Synth Mafia weakened, the Behringer Bros became legends. Their movement grew worldwide, forever changing the music landscape. Their workshops, filled with modular synths and blinking LEDs, were temples of sound where all were welcome. Uli Behringer, the Ronin of Sound, continued to lead them, his quest to democratize music never-ending.

The Behringer Bros, synth samurai of a modern age, remain warriors of sound—forever fighting to ensure that music belongs to everyone.

00:00 INTRO
01:00 SPECS
03:37 PROMO VID
14:09 PATCH DOG JAM
16:40 SAMURAI PATCHDOG REMIX BEHRINGER BROS ORGINS
21:48 GOOD BYE

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[ashlynn]

i own 2 Craves and 2 Edges and plan to keep buying 2 of anything in this series. They're just great!!!

[davebellamy]

19:56 "Armed not with with weapons but with a Poly-D."
I had to pause there. Just the visualisation of it cracked me up!😂🤣😂😅😄😆🤠🥳😎

[Jux]

15:50 here Crave sounds so good because it is getting 2nd osc from Grind

[davebellamy]

16:08 The orange one has got a keyboard on it?! COOL!🤩😍😋👍 The Crave. The Edge does too!👍👍👍👍👍

[davebellamy]

12:40 That's really getting into Sequential Pro-One territory.

[georgegeez]

This is an automatic buy. This has a huge range of sounds in a small box. The Grind is going to sell out immediately. Can't wait.
Edit: The Remix is fire!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[davebellamy]

SySam. Your enthusiasm is unequalled!!😂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[AndyFirebladeMuza]

Love the Remix buddy. A great history Lesson.

[CapNRGMusic]

Yo, synth samurai! Captain energy here (cap10nrg music) just giving you the latest. These are available now on Sweetwater for pre-order… I’m estimating that they’ll be shipping in time for jolly old Saint Nick to drop them off. I got mine on order. I also did pick up a demo edge from Sweetwater. Typically these are just units of people didn’t drive with or whatever or it might’ve been a Flow model but they usually in great shape save 20 bucks so bring it! Already have the crave so get ready to do some freaking fun stuff! Of course I’ll be showing it on YouTube possibly streaming it. We’ll see what happens.

[ccjmusic]

I’ve been playing around with a virtual version of Plaits in VCV Rack for the last week or so. This is going to be awesome for sure. I was thinking a couple of days ago that having Plaits/Brains available as a standalone hardware product to patch into the Crave would be perfect and then they drop this.

[AndyFirebladeMuza]

Hey Behringer Bro, I cannot wait to get my hands on this, Pre-Ordered as soon as it appeared on Andertons. I hope your prediction is right about the spice next week, I will be Pre-Ordering that as well and hope they both land on the same day. That would be awesome.

[davebellamy]

"The Ronin of sound!"
You're only the second dude I ever heard use that word.

[wolfgangdevries]

Design reminds me of GR-8 Phuturetone VST

[klstay]

Initial cost is more than twice as much, but in the long run going full modular with Behringer case/PSU and modules can be the better path IMHO; particularly if you are looking Crave and Edge in addition to this at which point cost is much closer.

[rjadamz]

I think this Grind will even attract Behringer haters into buying it.

[PatchDog]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Hahaha loved that remix so much. It's like a blueprint concept for the best futuristic dystopian sci-fi movie yet to be made! Cyber punk synthwave Samurai renegades mount up from their underground synth layers rebelling against the Synth Mafia Cabal's cold grip on humanity run from their World Synth'onomic Forum HQ in the heart of the 15-minute city strongholds. Awesome work brother!

[josephwright]

I think ULI should send you some free synths after that Remix!

[rjadamz]

Practicing them Muay Thai moves to the music always keeps it fu.n

[pablowentscobar]

Good stuff. I can't wait until they hit shelves in the US. Any sort of date or time frame?

[SublimeSynth]

very hip and cool! but, but, but I NEED the SPICE