Behringer 2600 – Tutorial 1

Printable documentation covering the prewired connections is available (as of February 7th, 2022) here: https://24x7arts.gumroad.com/l/pzvjw
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For an inaugural video here on the new 24x7 Channel, a tutorial on the Behringer 2600 Semi-Modular synth is not a bad choice. In this tutorial we take a look at all the parts of the 2600 you get your hands on: the switches, sliders and patch points. Even better, we bring all those hidden pre-wired connections out into the open so you can see what they're up to.

*** CORRECTIONS:
1) The jack below the Reverb labelled "MIXER OUT" is not an output (despite its name). It's an overridable input to the Reverb that is prewired to receive the Mixer's output.
2) The 2 jacks above the attenuators that feed into the Mixer are listed as inputs. They are outputs used to divert the signal coming out of the attenuator (so it can be routed elsewhere).

[00:00] Introduction

[1:13] I/O Jacks
[1:38] Inputs [See Description]
[1:55] Outputs [See Description]
[2:10] The MULT
[2:51] The Electric Switch

[3:08] Switches

[3:38] Sliders
[3:55] The 4 Exponential Sliders
[4:19] Unused Sliders Down!
[4:35] Slider Trivia

[5:10] Exposing The Pre-Wired ("normal") Connections
[6:24] The VCOs
[6:41] The VCF and VCA
[6:54] The Envelope Generators
[7:08] The Keyboard
[7:27] The LFO, Pre-Amp, Envelope Follower and Ring Mod
[7:42] The Noise Generator, Voltage Processor and Sample & Hold

[8:01] A Final Note ("a voltage is a voltage is a voltage")

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