Tech manufacturer Behringer have revealed extensive information on it’s very first synthesiser which has been slowly revealing itself via a string of YouTube videos over the last month.
Behringer’s latest video explains that the DeepMind 12 is a voice polyphonic synthesiser possessing 12 different voices.
The budget company’s founder, Uli Behringer, has revealed more on the piece of kit in a statement posted on Facebook, explaining that the synth can be controlled by a tablet thanks to built in wi-fi. It’s the first synthesiser to do so.
“With approx. 4,000 components, the DeepMind12 is one of the most complex synthesizers that has ever been built,” Behringer claims. “Due to its discrete design structure, it has vastly more components than you will likely find in any of the current synthesizers on the market.”
Behringer posted in Gearslutz to inform that the DeepMind 12 will also be available in both keyboard and rackmount versions. No release date or fee has yet been confirmed for either.
