In the video, synthesist Starsky Carr compares the new Behringer BM-14M to the device it copies, the Moog MF104M Analog Delay Effect Pedal.
The Behringer knockoff is not an exact clone, so you can hear some audio differences, which Carr covers in the video. You can especially hear the differences when Carr tests infinite feedback.
“Does the Behringer sound like the Moogerfooger?” Carr asks.
Are the differences big enough to matter? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Strymon has introduced the SuperKar+, a new Eurorack module that offers dual 16-voice physical modeling synthesis engines.
SuperKar+ features two independent voices, Solo and Chord, each capable of 16-voice polyphony. Advanced Karplus-Strong synthesis allows you to dial in bowed strings, plucked or struck tones, pipes, tuned percussion, and more. The Solo Voice can be used as a 16-note polyphonic velocity sensitive MIDI voice module, entirely independent of the Chord Voice, and of both voices can be used simultaneously.
Features:
Karplus-Strong based voice module
Two independent Voice channels – Solo Voice and Chord Voice
Each Voice is polyphonic up to 16 notes
Solo Voice plays single notes capable of sustaining simultaneously
Chord Voice plays chord structures based on the root from the received V/
Oct (Volt per Octave) CV
Chord Voice includes fixed intervals with smart harmonies available
