Behringer Crave

Llegó perfecto, bien empacado muy rápido. La calidad del producto, su cubierta, laterales, los botones, es muy buena. Baje el sofware SynthTribe de la página de Behringer. Detecta el Crave de inmediato y actualicé el firmware sin ningún problema. El Crave suena de maravilla y es una opción super barata y con funcionalidades mejoradas comparado con el Moog Mother32. Me encantó!.

I had been craving to buy this one for sometime now. Had been seeing reviews online and nothing but all good about it. Thankfully it has a inbuilt basic plucky keyboard (dont have a midi keyboard-yet. Maybe Arturia keystep next to go along) the sequencer is marvellous. The sound and tweaks are unbelievably good. In fact, did not expect it so boomy and crisp. I have tried sequencing (stranger things inspired) to show you how fluid this gear is. Perfect to roll out techno, deep house, progressive bass lines .. in case you would like to see me perform or listen to me make music with CRAVE, do check out Ishan Mukherjee music

Great quality and value, stands on its own as flexible synth for bright line stuff. Easy to get a wide range of quality sounds out of it within minutes. Absolutely can be made an essential part of anyone's desktop studio. Not just an alternative or a clone here but a fair competitor for essential roles in you music making.

Yo no sabía absolutamente nada y me encuentro jugando y generando nuevos sonidos como Niño con juguete nuevo. 10/10

I don't think I've turned it off since it came. What a wonderful time-waster! May actually be musical, too. Impressively built, sounds (to me) identical to Moog Mother, and very priceworthy. Controls are silky smooth and somehow the thing never "pops" when switches are flipped, etc. There is no background noise that I can hear. The 24dB ladder filter can self-oscillate and be played with the keys. The sequencer buttons are very click-positive, which is OK with me because I use an external keyboard for actually playing and just use the sequencer buttons when actually programming the sequencer. (Your ext. key controller can be used to enter notes but the other step parameters need to be entered at the CRAVE itself.) It responds to the velocity and pitch bend signals from the key controller. Manual is skimpy but there are some excellent demos and tutorials on YT. At first I thought six patch cables were too many because I could only figure out how to use 2 of them, but now, after watching some demos, I have used up to 5 at once to good effect. Still haven't figured out a 6-patch that makes sense though! I have it daisy-chained with an ancient Yamaha QY10 sequencer, playing the 30 instrument presets in the QY10 with the CRAVE sequencer and an old Oxygen8v2 key controller. My housemate thinks I've been replaced with an alien.