The Behringer TD-3-MO Modded Out Analogue Bass Line Synthesizer is an enhanced version of the Behringer TD-3, offering a range of modifications, enhancements, and new features. This synth features re-designed circuitry, a new sub-oscillator, and a new MIDI-controllable filter, among other additions. The inclusion of new patch points and modular experimentation controls allows for even more creative possibilities. The TD-3-MO builds upon the success of its predecessor by providing in-depth controls and sound sculpting capabilities. The distortion has been replaced with an overdrive circuit, adding crunch and edge to your sounds. The new sub-oscillator enables the creation of warm and growling basslines. The addition of Filter Tracking provides control over filter frequency tracking for your current note. The inclusion of analog slide circuitry and Sawtooth/Square wave-shaping circuitry gives you advanced control over your sound.
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The Behringer TD-3-MO is a revamped and expanded version of the iconic 303-style synth. Originally designed as a digital replacement for bass guitars, the 303 created unique bass sounds that were squelchy and chirping. However, it was not fully utilized until the rise of dance music in the late 80s and early 90s. The TD-3-MO replicates the sound and look of the original while offering new features. In addition to the re-designed circuitry, this synth provides new controls like Slide and Accent circuits. The inclusion of a sub-oscillator further enhances the creation of powerful low-end sounds. The MIDI-controllable filter allows for seamless integration with music software. The onboard 16-step sequencer provides a wide range of sound and bass tones as well as rhythmic possibilities. The synth also includes a built-in arpeggiator for creating rhythmic patterns.
At the core of the TD-3-MO is a vintage-style oscillator with transistor wave-shaping circuitry, allowing for toggling between sawtooth and square waveforms. Coupled with the pure analog signal path, this synth offers flexible sound design options, enabling the creation of fat basses and stunning lead tones. The 24dB/octave filter, a characteristic feature of the original, provides the classic and sought-after sound. The low-pass cutoff frequency and resonance settings can be easily adjusted, shaping your tones to perfection. The newly introduced overdrive circuit adds crunch and edge to your sounds, enhancing sound shaping and live performances.
The TD-3-MO is highly portable and features a compact and robust design. The intuitive layout makes it easy to get started, with 15 controls and 33 switches expanding on the original design for more sound sculpting options. The addition of the 16-voice Poly Chain allows for combining multiple synthesizers, unlocking more possibilities in sound design. The TD-3-MO also offers USB and MIDI connectivity, enabling seamless integration with computers and other MIDI devices. This means you can now use the classic 303 sound for digital music production without the hassle of complex cabling.
Key Features:
– Special edition modded out design with re-designed circuitry, new layout, sub-oscillator, and more
– Authentic reproduction of original analog circuitry for bass and groove sounds
– Sawtooth and square waveform VCO with transistor wave-shaping circuitry
– Four-pole low-pass resonant filter with cut-off, resonance, envelope decay, and accent controls
– Easy-to-use 16-step sequencer with 7 tracks and 250 user patterns
– Distortion circuitry modeled after DS-1-style circuit for added spice and edge to your sounds
– 16-voice Poly Chain allows combining multiple synthesizers for up to 16 voice polyphony
– MIDI and USB implementation for seamless integration with MIDI devices and computers
The Behringer TD-3-MO-AM is designed and engineered in Italy and comes with a 3-year warranty program.
Product Code: TD-3-MO-AM
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