Synthwave with the Behringer Neutron 

Thanks! Very glad to hear that it sparked your inspiration!

Yes, it was the same for me. It's the perfect gateway into eurorack. Very affordable but already let's you tick off a lot of the boxes. So you can start looking into some fancier modules one by one and the neutron provides you with all the necessary tools to get the most out of them.

Thank you! Very glad to hear you like it.

Thanks! Very glad you like this!

Thank you! Glad you find this inspiring!

Thank you! Glad you like it!

Thanks! Very glad you found this useful!

My pleasure! Hope you find one soon!

Thank you!

Excellent starting point imo. Enjoy the journey!

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Thanks! Glad you like it!

Thanks!

Haha, it's easy for us native German speakers. It almost feels wrong though at this point after hearing the English version so often:)

@@easytiger1452 Well, some German speakers do pronounce it wrong as well. I.e.: so does the almighty Ralph (yes, with PH, intead of F!!!) Baumgartl. He does very good tutorials about the Behringer 2600, by the way. I often hear German people using an awful lot of English words, in street talking... As in: "Wo is mein HANDY?" I find it horrible. English and American(s) are invading the world.

Sounds more like early 80s electropop (like early Depeche Mode).

I'm fine with that too:) Even though I didn't choose that route on purpose. I guess making everything with one analogue monosynth will naturally lead to a more raw result. Less refined than other things maybe but ideally it'll make up for that with character and punch.

Good idea! Thanks for the tip!

Thanks! Very glad you like this! Yes, Midi is coming in via USB.

I have no experience with crave nor edge. So I can't really say anything about their sound. The way I understand it they both have some sequencing possibilities on board which the neutron doesn't. So that's one thing to consider (in case you don't have a sequencer to pair with the neutron) . Neutron on the other hand has more patch points and imo is the perfect toolbox as a gateway into eurorack. I like the sound of the neutron too. I think the oscillators sound great. I'm not the biggest fan of its filter which seems to distort in not the most pleasant way when resonance is increased. The delay is a bit noisy but that doesn't bother me at all and I love that it's there. All things considered I think this instrument offers you lots of value at a very low price tag.

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I usually use the midi din connector just like you said because it's easier to get to when in the rack. Here I connected via USB mainly for a cleaner front panel for the video:)

You can absolutely make sounds with the synth by itself. the best way to start is to dial up the via bias and then you should already start hearing something. triggering the envelopes with the lfo is also a way to open up the vca. I'm doing just that somewhere in this video as well. If you want distinct pitches though there's no way to get around using an external controller. any old midi keyboard or controller will do. Just make sure you have controller and neutron both set to the same midi channel (the little white switches on the backside of the neutron).