Behringer DeepMind 12 3-stars Reviews

Not bad for the price

I have a home studio, I own several synths and I saw videos on YouTube describing this great product. I was convinced, I seriously love Behringer products, but this one was a failure, talking about built quality, the keys are sticking, as if there is meted epoxy from inside, I thought about opening it to see what is the problem but I didn’t have the time yet. The faders are not all straight as if they were not setting perfectly on the board. When I connect to Wi-Fi a clicking noise is produced. Other than that it is working fine. I don’t know why this product is not as great as the others! I have a poly D and it is perfect, best Key bed and great knobs.

Features over quality

You pay around 700€ for 12 voices of analog synthesis. That is definitely not much, but unfortunately the quality matches the price.

Sounds okay, but I would take two standard saw/square oscillators over the weird tone mod. It has its own uses, but no thanks. I play live music in a standard band, and I was mainly looking for some flexible vintage sound to help the simple Nord Stage 3 synth. Instead the whole thing is just flimsier. (I know. Big price difference, but still a bigger difference than I expected).

The effects are great but configuring them is quite hard, even on the editor app. I also cannot seem to find a manual for the app, anywhere. There are some obvious seeming features missing, like being able to move an effect from one slot to another, but instead you need to re-select an effect for every slot and adjust them to be the same... (At least I could not find a way to move effects)