Hi. I ended up resolving the issue myself. However, I am not sure what the problem was in the first place.

While trying to get my Crave to respond to MIDI keyboards, both an Arturia Keylab Essentials 88 and an Akai MPK Mini MKII, it would play one note fine. Then it would skip the next one or two notes played. It seemed like it needed time to respond to another note on or keypress. At one point it seemed to work find with a sequencer but then it would not.

I just used Synth Tool to Restore Global Settings - clicking the button and it all seems to work well again. I am going to record another sequence and see if it all still works.

Now I am trying to record a sequence using the Crave onboard controls and following the directions in the Quick Start Guide. It does not seem to be working correctly. Playiing the Crave with the MIDI keyboard still works.

Hi, i have a very new secondhand model D but i have only sound of the left jack output. The same problem is by the mini-jack mix output (mixer sectie) and also by the mini-jack main output. Very strange, with the same cables i have left en right sound when using the mini-jack phone output. What problem i have ?  When i, used this synth as a module in my eurorack i have the same prblem.

I recently starting building a Eurorack system, starting with the 100 series of modules.  I have recently discovered that the 112 Dual VCO modules were originally plagued by a tuning issue where they would not track properly over the full range of the oscillators.  Videos posted by Tim Shoebridge indicate that Behringer has fixed the problem in a newer release of the modules.  So far, I have only bought one 112 module and I haven't tested it fully to know if it has this problem or not.  I would like to buy more 112 modules, but I don't want to get them unless I can determine whether they are the original ones with the problem or the newer ones without the problem.  Is there some kind of a version number on the module's PCB that would indicate whether it is an old or new version?

Hi, I'd like to know if there's a way of switching the Local On/Off and Multi Trigger from the synth itself, without using the software.

I know the Model D has some options by pressing certain keys while powering on the module. Anything like this on the Poly D?

I have recently bought a behringer vc340 and, though I am happy with the regular midi and the synth itself, I have had a crippling problem with the USB midi. While using the synth as a USB midi controller for Logic Pro X 10.6.0, particularly while playing chords, I will have random sustained notes that won't go away. after some research I thought that it might be a problem with logic, as I have seen people have problems with logic adding a sustain pedal effect to some notes randomly for some users, however, on further inspection I have found that the actual cause of the noise is a genuine sustained note, meaning that either the synth, the synthtribe software, or logic itself (though I haven't seen anyone mention this specific problem for logic) is randomly sending my generally staccato notes as held notes- specifically held indefinetely until and action such as restarting the midi or playing/pausing the project sends the note. Due to the fact that both the regular midi and the internal synth work without this problem I can only conclude that either logic or the synthtribe software is causing this issue. If anyone could help me I would be very greatful as one of the major reasons I bought this synth was to have a dedicated USB midi controller.

Hey gang,

I just got a behringer neutron synthesizer.  I have connected the output  to an amp, connected my midi keyboard to the midi input jack on the front panel, I have set the midi channel to 1 (all switches down) and set my midi keyboard to channel 1. I have set the miditrigger and keyboard sync buttons on.  I have configured oscillators to 8, I have no patch cables connected but my understanding is that the neutron standard routing should allow some sound out.