Behringer TD-3-MO-SR

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Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer

Extended version of the TD-3 with numerous new functions
Controls available for the soft attack, normal and accent decay, filter tracking, slide time and filter FM
Switchable sub-oscillator
Accent sweep and sweep speed switchable in 3 steps
Muffler (VCA soft clipping) switchable in 2 steps
Manual Accent button
Filter cutoff controllable via a MIDI controller
Fully analogue signal path consisting of VCO, VCF and VCA
VCO switchable between sawtooth and square waveforms
4-Pole low-pass filter with resonance
VCF envelope intensity and envelope decay adjustable
Accent and overdrive adjustable
16-Step sequencer with 250 pattern memory locations
Poly-chaining of up to 16 units possible
Audio input for sound processing of external sources: 3.5 mm jack
Filter FM and filter CV inputs: 3.5 mm jack
Inputs for Accent, Slide, Sync and CV / Gate: 3.5 mm jack
Outputs for Accent, Filter and CV / Gate: 3.5 mm jack
Stereo headphone output: 3.5 mm jack
Line output: 6.3 mm jack
A USB MIDI and a MIDI in / out
Dimensions (H x W x D): 56 x 305 x 165 mm
Weight: 0.8 kg
Colour: silver
Incl. a 9 V DC power supply unit
Matching cover: Art. 490239 (not included in the delivery)
Matching case: Art. 492958 (not included in the delivery)
Matching case: Art. 493544 (not included in the delivery)

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Available since February 2022

Item number 523718

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Design Desktop

Polyphony 1

Sound Generation Analogue

MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Out, 1x Thru

Storage Medium Internal

USB-port Yes

Effects Yes

Arpeggiator Yes

Number of Analog Outputs 1

Digital Output No

Display No

Optional Expansions None

Special Features Stepsequencer

1.990 kr

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Upgraded version of the Behringer TD-3

With the TD-3-MO, Behringer presents the upgraded version of its TD-3 synthesizer. The abbreviation "MO" in the product name stands for "modded out", which means it’s a modified version with a whole bunch of new features made possible by new circuitry based on the Devil Fish modifications. Paying tribute to a renowned synthesizer from the 1980s, this bass machine comes with an expanded filter range, bass boost, FM synthesis, overdrive, and soft attack, which open up virtually unlimited possibilities for shaping even more versatile sounds. The Behringer TD-3-MO allows users to create legendary acid sounds in 16 steps to vamp up just about any song from the Progressive Rock, Wave, EDM or Synth-Pop genres, with no more than authentic and true analogue circuitry.

New features for even more low-end thump

The TD-3-MO synthesizer features an additional sub-oscillator that allows the bass sound to be beefed up even further at three different volume levels. Thanks to the new slide time control, the variable slide time can be increased by up to six times compared to the TD-3. The user interface also offers three accent speed modes, three accent sweep combinations with a high resonance mode, and a new muffler switch with three different settings. Thanks to the integrated additional CV inputs and outputs, such as Filter FM and Filter CV In, Accent and Slide In, CV In and Out, and Sync In as well as Accent, Gate, and Filter Out, the TD-3-MO synthesizer can now be integrated into a Eurorack system. This allows the filter cut-off frequency to be adjusted by an external sequencer, for example, or parameters to be controlled in a DAW software programme via the MIDI and USB ports.

Portable synth for a musical journey through time

Weighing in at just 800g, the Behringer TD-3-MO synthesizer is perfectly easy to handle and transport. Users will be particularly thrilled by the redesigned user interface that combines the original 1980s’ bassline workflow with a whole bunch of new features for an even more powerful sound. The new overdrive effect section allows the overdrive to be activated and variably adjusted to different degrees from zero to 100%. Thanks to the large number of connections provided (including MIDI input and USB port), the TD-3-MO can be easily integrated into all types of Eurorack setups and controlled by an external source. Users who prefer software over hardware programming can choose to create their basslines on a PC using the Behringer Synth Tool. What is more, the TD-3-MO is also available in a yellow and black design – with identical technical specifications, of course.

About Behringer

The company, which was founded in Germany by Uli Behringer and now manufactures its products in China, has been known for affordable and great-value equipment since its very first product, the Studio Exciter F. An array of mixing consoles (such as the Eurodesk MX8000), signal processors, and later sound amplification and monitoring equipment, has made it possible for countless musicians to fit out their home studios, practice rooms, and mobile PAs within budget limits that were previously unthinkable. The acquisition of other companies, including Midas, Klark Teknik, and TC Electronic, meant that new product groups were added - and also resulted in the technical expertise of these companies being incorporated into product development.

Programming made easy with Behringer’s Synth Tool software

The TD-3-MO’s USB port allows the wide range of integrated patterns to be instantly accessed, imported to a PC, and uploaded back to the synthesizer after modification using the "Recall" function. In the sequencer editor, users can change the note values via drag and drop or adjust the total length of a pattern. Uploading the changed patterns back to the synthesizer is child’s play thanks to the Synth Tool’s "Store" button. Users can also add accents to notes via a right click in the software and subsequently adjust the amount of accent applied via the Accent control knob on the TD-3-MO. Of course, the Behringer Synth Tool offers several further control options, such as MIDI routing, PolyChain, and synthesizer calibration.

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How much a 303 should cost so everyone can have a 303!

808Ba$$boy 10.03.2022

One of the better sounding Behringer Clones.

It is not 100% Devilfish more like 95% Devilfish. I can live with that. If you need 99.9% to fool everyone in your YouTube comparison shootout, then head on down to Google and look for 303 mods.

The only thing I wish they improved was the sequencer. It would have been possible without sacrificing the form and button locations. This has been achieved on the MKI Bassbot and a few other 303 clones.
WHY Behringer WHY???
Yes, it can make you creative using the cumbersome OG sequencer, however in 2022 it would have been so refreshing to add a more modern easy to use sequencer instead of blinking LEDs.

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ADVANCED ACIDS

pantov 01.09.2022

OK, i own a roland tb3, and i have had a behringer td-3 before. at first i was kinda disappointed by the MO, it just sounded weird to my ears.. but after a few weeks of using it, im starting to love it. i use it side by side with the roland tb3, they sound totaly different. but i it needs some effect to sound good.

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Lovely upgrade

scannt 04.07.2022

After getting my hands on this, I can safely say that the modded version is way more interesting than I anticipated. Although I love acid records I never really used the standard 303 sounds much in my music. This one however will probably get used quite a bit... love the extra modulation for the filter. And distortion is always a welcome addition.
My only wish would be that it had a better sequencer as I never liked the original.
Great bang for buck non the less.

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Much more than a 303... Acid in Steroids !

CovilStudio 13.03.2022

The TD‑3 captured everything that made the 303 uniquely fun to play and make love with. And then came the MO!
And all the 3 little cloned acid pigs had to run away and get their ears in safe mode. The BEAST has Arrived! 303 MO is the new 666.

I could write and write beautiful tender words about it but... U GOT to try IT! U GOT to abuse IT!!!

Peculiar and different in an acidic way.
Faithfully reproduces the Devil Fish mods.
Clear and Nice Three‑octave sub‑bass.
Synth Tool app and other functions for easier sequencing (You really should try to sequence in the traditional way. That's what Acid is - happy accidents!)
The price. The price. The price.
BUT....
Poor (BAD!!!) documentation and manual.
Mods are quite specific.
That 303 sound gets lost over the mo of the MO.
Small octave range over CV. :(
Some things/mods could be much.... better???

BUT.....

as u know

EveryBody needs a 303, a TD-3-MO!!!

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Behringer TD-3-MO-SR

Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer