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“There is no collaboration between us and no discussions of their plans for synths or anything else”: Tom Oberheim responds to Behringer's claim that he gave the brand consent to make the UB-Xa synth

Behringer previously stated in a now-deleted Facebook comment that it "discussed the UB-Xa with Tom Oberheim and got his consent" to develop the synthesizer

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“Why is it OK for others but not for us?”: As the UB-Xa becomes “the best-selling synthesizer,” Behringer questions why it’s criticised for “taking inspiration from legacy products” when others aren’t

The company also claims that it got Tom Oberheim’s “consent” to make its OB-Xa-esque instrument

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“As faithful to the original as humanly possible”: Can Behringer really bring you the sound of a $4,000 Neve hardware compressor for less than $500?

The 369 certainly has the look of a classic, but what about the sound?

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“Legendary tone”: Behringer has officially released Vintage, its free VST synth plugin (yes, really this time)

The company says it’s worth $99, but you can have it for nothing

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“The Vintage VST has not been officially launched”: Behringer explains what happened to its missing free synth plugin

An “accidental leak” was to blame, apparently

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“We do not collaborate with Behringer in any way”: Tone2 Audiosoftware says that it had nothing to do with the development of Vintage, Behringer’s mysteriously absent free soft synth plugin

“We are not responsible for the graphics, the sound engine, or anything else related to it”

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"It's a great synth, for sure, but $25,000 great? No chance": 5 stupidly expensive vintage synths (and how to get their sound for free)

Synthlation means you can pay nearly six figures for some of these synths (but also get most of their sounds for free)…

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Behringer releases a free Vintage synth plugin, but you might struggle to download it

It’s yours for nothing… if the page you’re looking for can ever be found

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At last! Behringer ships the MS-5, a "faithful reproduction" of the Roland SH-5

The long-promised synth is in the shops and yours for just $599

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The 15 most exciting new hardware synths of 2024: analogue and digital instruments from Korg, Behringer and more

GEAR EXPO 2024: The must-have new monster synths you need to audition this year

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"Capable of handling home recording duties and producing good-quality audio from a variety of sources": Behringer UMC22 review

This audio interface is priced ridiculously low, but does it produce high-quality audio? We got hands-on to find out

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"It’s not one of my favourite things. It’s stupid because I produced it, but the keyboards just hit me as wrong": Van Halen's Jump is 40 years old. Here's how the most famous keyboard riff of all time was created (and how you can do it, too)

Or the most irritating? You decide…

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Behringer says that it plans to “turn the synth world upside down” with a desktop version of its Oberheim-inspired UB-Xa

Downsized UB-Xa D ditches the 61-note keyboard

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“Holy sh*t, that's good!”: Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett on replacing his amps with the Quad Cortex for his solo tour – plus, the lowdown on the other essentials in his current rig

We caught up with Chris just before he embarks on his UK tour to talk about everything from why he thinks the Les Paul is a great country guitar to his love of the Explorer and what fans can expect from his latest Fender signature model

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‘Synth map of the world’ reveals that Roland and Behringer dominate other brands when it comes to Google searches

Roland is number one in 73 countries, while Behringer leads the way in 33

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The producer's guide to the Roland TB-303 (and its clones)

TB-303 Day special: Iconic and influential, but notoriously awkward to program. Let’s explore the ins and outs of coaxing acid lines from a 303 – whether real, cloned or emulated

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NAMM 2024: "We've fired up the first complete prototype - what an amazing moment": Behringer delivers updates on some of its biggest synth and drum machine projects

The latest news on Roland, Oberheim and Casio-a-like synths and drum machines from our favourite clone trooper

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NAMM 2024: "We assure you that this beauty will come to fruition": Behringer announces an update to its most hotly-awaited clone of the Roland Jupiter-8

It's looking like the 16-voice Jupe-a-like is now in prototype form and ready for testing

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Wallpaper* gift guide: shopping with technology editor Jonathan Bell

The best tech gifts, from gaming on the go to a Japanese record player, and the odd creative curveball

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"It was the machine that made electronic music accessible": The 5 vintage synths that gave us synth-pop

These are the machines that rocked the 1970s and popped the 1980s.

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Believe it or not, the Behringer UB-Xa synth is now on sale - and it’s even cheaper than we thought it was going to be

Find out why this Oberheim OB-Xa clone is being sold for “way below the actual value”

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No, you’re not dreaming - Behringer’s UB-Xa synth has finally been launched (though we still can’t find it for sale anywhere)

This long-awaited Oberheim OB-Xa clone is ready to go, apparently

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Gear Talk: Is Roland's Gaia 2 a worthy successor to the original? | Is digital hardware a waste of money? | Why is Behringer calling out gear reviewers?

We discuss the month's burning music tech questions in our new video series

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You can currently buy Behringer’s UC200 chorus pedal in a bundle with white vinegar or a cat calming device and we have no idea why

Yep, we’re as confused as you are

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Loopop vs. Behringer: content creator accuses brand of "spreading lies" after it alleges he refused to review gear because it won't provide free units

The content creator says that he decided not to review the brand's products because he is "disgusted" with its "corporate culture"

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