Behringer Reveals a New Compact Synthesizer ‘JP-4000’

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Behringer JP-4000 Synthesizer
Inspired by a classic from the 90s

Behringer has announced its new Synthesizer. The JP-4000, a Roland JP-8000 clone that is their most affordable synth to date.

 JP-4000 Synthesizer

Statement
‘When Uli was 16, he built his first synthesizer because he couldn’t afford to buy one. This experience defined his later career to build musical equipment and make it affordable for everyone.
It was his dream to one day deliver a synthesizer everyone could afford so kids could be introduced to music at an early stage. This could spark a lifelong love affair for electronic music and the art of music synthesis.’
Overview
– Programmable 4-voice hybrid synthesizer with 2 analog modelling oscillators per voice
– Analog filter for warm and natural sound
– Reproduction of the JP-8k sound engine with Supersaw waveform
– Additional 2-operator FM engine for unparalleled sound possibilities
– Authentic 12-bit DAC for classic sound
– 32 memory presets, expandable via SynthTribe app
– 16 touch-sensitive keys for great playability
– Arpeggiator with 3 patterns and hold function
– Individual envelopes for filter and amplifier for creative sound shaping
– 2 powerful LFO’s to control filter and oscillator tuning
– 6 function buttons and bright OLED display for easy and immediate parameter editing
– USB Micro connector allows powering via smartphone, power bank or computer
– Comprehensive USB/MIDI implementation (including NRPN/CC control of all parameters and bulk load/save)

 

Shipping will begin in June 2022 with a target retail price of $49.
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