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Behringer MODELO D Analog Synthesizer Eurorack Module

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Behringer MODELO D Analog Synthesizer Eurorack Module

Name: Behringer MODELO D Analog Synthesizer Eurorack Module
Brand: Behringer
SKU: MODELO D

Classic triple-oscillator analog monosynth sound recreated in a compact Eurorack-format module.

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Overview

The Behringer Model D is a Eurorack-format analog synthesizer module that faithfully recreates the circuitry of one of the most iconic monosynths in music history. At its core are three voltage-controlled oscillators, each capable of producing five continuously variable waveshapes with adjustable pulse widths, feeding into a classic four-pole ladder filter with resonance control. The entire audio path is purely analog, built using matched transistors, JFETs, ultra-precision 0.1% thin film resistors, and polyphenylene sulphide capacitors to deliver the warmth, harmonic richness, and tuning stability that characterize the original design.

Beyond its oscillators and filter, the Model D includes dedicated filter and amplifier envelope generators, a noise generator, and flexible modulation routing options that allow you to shape everything from deep sub-bass to screaming lead tones. MIDI In and Thru connections make it straightforward to integrate into modern production setups, while the A-440 tuning reference helps keep oscillators calibrated. Its Eurorack-compatible form factor means it slots into existing modular systems, and it can also serve as a powerful standalone tone source when paired with an appropriate case and controller. For musicians and producers seeking authentic analog character without the cost of vintage hardware, the Model D delivers a remarkably capable instrument in a compact package.

Key Features

Legendary analog synthesizer with Triple vco design allows for insanely fat music creation

Authentic reproduction of original “D type” circuitry with matched transistors and jfets

Ultra-high precision 0.1% thin film resistors and polyphenylene sulphide capacitors

Pure analog signal path based on authentic vco, vcf and VCA designs

5 variable oscillator shapes with variable Pulse widths for ultimate sounds

Specifications

Type

Eurorack Analog Monosynth Module

Oscillators

3 VCOs with 5 variable waveshapes each

Filter

Lowpass/Highpass VCF (ladder design)

Envelopes

Filter and Amplifier envelopes

Tuning Reference

A-440 built-in

Signal Path

Pure analog (VCO, VCF, VCA)

MIDI

MIDI In, MIDI Thru

Precision Components

0.1% thin film resistors, polyphenylene sulphide capacitors, matched transistors and JFETs

Brand

Behringer

Model

MODEL D

Frequently Asked Questions

What format is the Behringer MODELO D and will it fit in a standard Eurorack case?

The MODELO D is a Eurorack-format module, so it fits into any standard Eurorack case or rack system.

Is the Behringer Model D a full-sized synthesizer or a module?

The Model D is a Eurorack-sized module. It can be mounted in a standard Eurorack case or used standalone with an appropriate power supply and case.

Does the Model D have MIDI connectivity?

Yes, it includes MIDI In and MIDI Thru connections, allowing you to control it from external MIDI keyboards, sequencers, and DAWs.

How many oscillators does the MODELO D have and can they be used simultaneously?

It features three voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) that can all run simultaneously, allowing you to layer and detune sounds for rich, fat tones.

Does the MODELO D support MIDI input?

Yes, it includes MIDI In and MIDI Thru connections, so you can control it from external MIDI keyboards, sequencers, or DAWs.

How many oscillators does the Model D have?

The Model D features three voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), each offering five variable waveform shapes with adjustable pulse widths.

Does this module use analog or digital signal processing?

The Model D uses a pure analog signal path with analog VCOs, a voltage-controlled ladder filter (VCF), and a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA). There is no digital processing in the audio path.

What type of filter does the MODELO D use?

It uses a classic ladder filter design with both lowpass and highpass modes, faithfully recreating the iconic filter character of the original circuit.

Can the MODELO D be used as a standalone synthesizer?

While it produces sound on its own via MIDI control, it is a Eurorack module and requires a Eurorack case with power supply. It does not have a built-in keyboard or speakers.

Does the Model D include a built-in tuning reference?

Yes, it has an A-440 tuning reference oscillator built in, which helps you tune the VCOs accurately.

Strengths & Trade-offs

👍 Pros

Authentic analog signal path using matched transistors and JFETs delivers the warm, rich tone of the original classic synth.
Pure analog signal path with matched transistors and JFETs delivers authentic classic monosynth tone
Three oscillators with five waveshapes each provide a wide range of timbral possibilities
Triple VCO design with five variable waveform shapes provides extensive sound-sculpting flexibility.
Ultra-precision 0.1% thin film resistors and polyphenylene sulphide capacitors ensure tuning stability and signal accuracy.
Eurorack format makes it easy to integrate into existing modular setups
Ultra-high precision 0.1% resistors and polyphenylene sulphide capacitors ensure tuning stability
Eurorack format integrates easily into existing modular setups and saves space compared to full-size recreations.
MIDI In and Thru connections allow straightforward integration with modern DAWs and MIDI controllers.
MIDI In and Thru allow flexible control from keyboards, sequencers, and DAWs

👎 Cons

Monophonic design limits you to one note at a time, which may not suit all playing styles.
Monophonic design limits it to one note at a time with no polyphony
Eurorack format requires a compatible powered case if you do not already own one
Eurorack format requires a separate powered case, adding to the total cost if you don't already own one.
No built-in keyboard or sequencer means you need external controllers to play it.
Compact panel size means knobs and controls are closely spaced, which can be fiddly during performance
No built-in keyboard or sequencer, so an external controller is required to play it melodically
Small panel size can make hands-on knob tweaking more difficult compared to full-size synth interfaces.
No patch memory means all settings are recall by manual knob positions only

Behringer MODELO D Analog Synthesizer Eurorack Module

Overview

Key Features

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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