Behringer NEUTRON
Semi-Modular Desktop Synthesiser

Latest User Reviews
Blown away
Literally the best thing I ever bought for ly studio, I can get lost for hours in the wild soundscape the Neutron can deliver. Very happy to have made the leap into semi-modular. What a powerhouse, highly recommend!
amazing synth
an undeniably awesome synth for getting into modular / semi-modular. great sound and a lot of features
Crazy syntheziser for a crazy price
I am definitely not the first one saying this but it is a very good instument. It sounds fat and snappy. It is almost too much for this price...
A great first synth for modular
A great package that everyone can get some sound out of without additional modules since it is a complete signal path. In a vigger system it can be used to make great bass sounds. Also good for fm audio effects and noises
Feature-rich, versatile, cheap
Endless opportunities to experiment. However, when it comes at doing something specific or a bit more complex in terms of sound design, you may feel separate eurorack modules would be more suitable. I ended up jumping from virtual-analog synths to the Neutron and then to Eurorack because of this instrument, it opened up this new land to me.
No-brainer
Best cheap synth ever made.
It has a lot of unique features and it's extremely flexible.
You can create dope punchy 808, drums, dreamy pads, weird atmosphere drones, cool plucks, leads, fm basses...
It has unique filter which I think sounds dope. The drive section is pretty good.
Also there is a way to bypass all the effects if you want raw dry analog sound.
I got it in the combination with a Keystep which I use as controller for arps/seq.
It's an absolute no-brainer.
The only problem is you will want more gear to complement it.
Fat and modular
This is my first Behringer product...
Bought almost 3 years ago. So....
Neutron is a good synth I like it for is fat and sweepable oscs and his semimodular option. Lot of modules and almost the essential to start a modular system with an eye on the price.
Even if I had to send back to rma for a noisy knob the overall quality / price ratio is very good.
A GREAT SYNTH
Was very surprised with this synth because it is so cheap. But it has a very well built case and the VCOs are so good the filter is also very good. So yeah overall a very good synth
PROS:
Great filter
Good VCO with the 3340 VCO chip which a lot of legendary synths have used
Many patch points since the synth is semi-modular
Snappy Envelopes
Digital LFO with many capabilities
Many utilities
CONS:
The only one I can think of is the BBD delay which in my opinion is useless maybe and extra utility would be more useful.
It's a beast
It's a sonic terror, in the best sense. This is not the first choice for creamy sounds but for epic bass and weirdness. The delay has a very crunchy sound, which some might see as a minus, but I absolutely love it. It's a keeper and a great way to start dabling in modular synthesis. It pairs perfectly with a Crave, so get them both : - )
This is a great tool for Berlin School music.
Technical Data
- Manufactured by Behringer
- Released in 2018
- Average price : $340
- Analogue signal path
- 2 VCOs with CEM3340 chips
- Continuous transition between 5 waveforms
- Paraphony mode for two-part sounds
- Multimode VCF with resonance
- 2 Analogue ADSR envelopes for VCF and VCA
- Flexible LFO with 5 waveforms and MIDI sync
- Analog BBD delay
- Noise generator
- Overdrive circuit
- 43 Control elements for direct access
- Jack matrix with 32 inputs, 24 outputs for enhanced sound and connectivity with other modular synthesisers & sequencers
- Can be used as a complete Eurorack synthesiser voice (width: 80 HP)
- MIDI In / Thru and USB-MIDI
- 6.3 mm audio input for sound processing from external sources
- 6.3 mm headphone output
- 6.3 mm line output
- Dimensions: 94 x 424 x 136 mm
- Weight : 2.0kg
- Power adapter included (12 V DC, 1000 mA)
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