Hello,

I'm about to receiving my Behringer ARP 2600, yay! (ordered in October last year, Germany lags a bit behind in delivering this cool monster)

I want to use this device for experimenting with patches, guess this is what it's made for...

I also plan to try some random or 'uneducated' patches, so my question is: Can some internal circuits or elements be harmed when doing stuff that wouldn't necessarily follow common sense? Or would then just happen nothing, i.e. no output at all?

Just want to be aware whether certain limitations need to be obeyed when starting to experimenting with patches...

Now have been a while since we have seen the product on YouTube, they showed the synth and how it works and so on, but yet the synth is not in the shop or available for purchase... What`s wrong? Maybe is not going to be released? Or is there a date for the release with the price?

That would be great to know :)

Just wanted to say THANKS BEHRINGER for sorting out the envelopes on the Pro-1, it now sounds VERY close to the original Sequential Circuits version, you can hear it hear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAAvkS3VNac&t=3s

Hi,

I've made a patch where the OSC2 level is controlled by the note number in the mod matrix, so that the level increases the further down the keyboard you play. This works fine for single notes, but if I play a sustained high note and then hit a low note, the OSC2 level increases for the high note as well. Is this a bug or a feature? It seems like a bug to me. Can anyone else confirm this?

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a default program
2. Assign Note num to OSC2 Lvl in the Mod matrix, set Depth to -128 (repeat this step for a more pronounced effect.)
3. Play a high note, like C6, and sustain it.
4. Briefly hit a low note, like C3, and listen for the OSC2 on the high note.

I've attached an audio example

Hello,

i am going bananas  not being able to disable the sequencer from auto syncing with any given source (ableton/TR707/etc), i also own a Crave and in the crave software there is an option called exactly that sequencer auto sync which gives two options activated and deactivated and this prevents the sequencer from playing as soon as i press play in the daw or my drum machine, but i do not see anything that allows me to deactivate the sequencer autosync, is there a different way to do this on this Synth or is this feature going to be added to the software hopefully soon?

I added a pic that shows the crave menu and the option i mention above.

Thank you