DeepMind 12 : Enjoying it!
I was a bit dubious about buying the Deepmind at first; It's my second hardware synth that I've bought. The first being the Crave! I was impressed by how good that was for the money, which is why I decided to go for the DeepMind as well.
If you're after a decent sounding poly then this is a great option in the price-range. Don't expect the deep, rich lows of a Moog or other more expensive synths, but for plucky leads, smooth pads this is just what you need. The FX is also very nice, especially the Juno-esq chorus and the reverbs.
I still have to properly delve into the App to create my own presets etc from scratch on the PC. The screen on the unit itself isn't amazing for this. One thing that is a bit of a pain is not being able to save more banks of sounds on the hardware. For example, I purchased some presets online but I can only save and open them on the PC App as opposed to the hardware, unless I wanted to overwrite the current banks. I didn't want to do that because, tbh the standard presets are amazing.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Behringer
- Released in 2016
- Average price : $926
- Dimensions : 822mm x 257mm x 103mm
- Weight : 8.4kg
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