Man oh man. This is about the 9th video I've seen of this synth and I haven't heard any REAL WORLD sounds ! Where is the desert island B3 or electric piano sounds ??? I'm looking for a keyboard to play Beatles, Allmans, Bad Co, Stevie Wonder, etc Not looking to write a movie score. Any suggestions ?
@@han1218 I believe that if you initialize a patch it is dry. The patches are cool by themselves but too many aren’t musically useful. It needs a bank of bread and butter sounds.
There are a few too many “one-key wonders” in the presets. They sound cool but don’t always have practical utility. The effects engine placed over what is largely a Juno-106 does, at times, “gild the lily”. I love the Deepmind, but a more faithful clone of the 106 would be welcome.
It’s available internationally over on Ebay. Shipping is high but believe it or not, I actually pay a few dollars more than that to ship it. If you buy both volumes together, the second book ships free since they are mailed in the same flat-rate envelope. Be aware that our postal service is currently backed up causing international shipments to take 6 to 12 weeks.
Do you have a list of those 19 unique patches? If all the other patches in Bank A are located elsewhere, I may want to clear them all out to leave space in Bank A for my own patches.
Thank you for NOT just focusing on the piano, organ and bass sounds! Thank you for NOT playing that stupid trance, dance music that everyone always plays on RU-vid including 50 year old men from Sweetwater, trying to be hip! The just look and sound stupid! How about all of the sounds of yesteryear that made these analog synths so popular today? How about all of the new, different sounds that these beautiful analog synths can play today? Also you don't seem to play one sound for 15 minutes like all of these other guys do! Those videos are more about the guys playing the synth, not about the synth itself. They like to do what I call musical masterbation! Look at me! I'm so talented! Stick it! Just give us quick little soundbites of each sound. That's what we came to hear! We can tell if you're talented or not in those little soundbites! You seem to understand that. Thank you. And yes, we can tell that you are talented simply by what you do in each little blurb! Now I'm interested in purchasing a Deepmind 12 because of what I've heard on your video. I can't say that about the ones I've heard up until now. Also Thank you for not giving us 15 minutes of commentary on how you like or dislike about the synth! A lot of people simply trash any Behringer product out there because they are going to put a dent into every expensive synth company out there! Now we see that we DON'T HAVE TO spend thousands of dollars to have a great sounding, quality analog synth! I hope Behringer can take enough of the market share of these other companies that make it impossible for us everyday, hard working musicians who make little money playing out every weekend and work jobs that don't allow us to spend that kind of money. So if you don't make that kind of money, or have a rich relative that can allow us to join your exclusive club, you can't have one of our synths. Can't wait for the clone of the Oberheim OB-XA! The UB-XA should put Dave Smith on notice! Thank you Mr. Smith for pricing us out of your club! Behringer will rectify that situation! Sorry for the rant! Geese! I didn't have any pent up anger there! I apologize. Thank you for a great informative video that told me all I needed to know about this synth! I plan on picking one up because of your video. Great work and great playing!
Do you have a Spotify channel with more music? Currently reading Cookbook Vol 1 to learn how to use my Korg Prologue. Very interesting read. Glad I found your RU-vid videos as well.
I love my DM12, but I definitely think that factory patches are mostly horrible. There are just a few nice and usable patches in Bank A. The rest of them, are pure cr*p. But, come on, we can always find a way to make our own patches :)
A Gob-O-fun synth that may take time to master, but you'll enjoy the journey. I'm just at the point of buying the ticket and considering the trip.. Cheers!
If you own a Behringer DeepMind 12 or 6 I re-created the original factory presets of a Juno-106 that you can load into it! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kLCo1tTiVjc.html
Hi,your book is awesome, but why is it not available in pdf format?because high shipping costs + no cd player on my pc = carbon footprint useless , I live on the old continent, in France, Kind Regards
@@welshsynthesizerlabs6552 Sorry but my search on amazon and ebay finds nothing except a 3rd party seller which I can't rely on. At least what I know is the book is currently not sold by amazon.com(not 3rd party) Can you give me a link(from amazon or ebay) please? Thanks.
Of Behringer's new line of synths I have the DM12D, Model D, Crave, & Neutron. The Deepmind is by far the most fun of all of these synths IMO, it sounds really great especially for the price that I got it at. I bought R angle audio and power chords so that I could put it on my rack. I love that Behringer is doing inexpensive remakes of classic synths that many of us have drooled over for years, but I look forward to more of their original synths like Deepmind and Neutron.
I have your book open right now only with an ASM Hydrasynth. I can just dial in your recipes. I also combined a couple of semi-modular synths with some eurorack units yesterday to create my first eurorack set up. And now I'm just ploughing through your book, recipe by recipe. It's great. There aren't a whole lot of books out there that get into sound design. I am new to all this and had no knowledge of music theory or sound design before six months ago. Your book has been a great way to get into it.
Hi. Thanks for the video. Can you tell me what keyboard stand you are using to mount the keyboards please? I have been trying out various commercial stands but I usually end up with the screen on the Kronos being partially obscured by the keyboard above it. Many thanks. Peter
