Dive into a no-nonsense rundown of the Behringer 2-XM with Starsky Carr. Discover how this synth mimics the famed Oberheim 2-Voice, and explore its raw analog charm and functionality. A blend of style and substance that promises to intrigue synth lovers.
Behringer, never shy of channeling classic analog legends, brings us the 2-XM—a polyphonic synthesizer aimed squarely at vintage sound enthusiasts and modular aficionados alike. In their latest video, the brand walks us through the 2-XM’s architecture, inspired by a revered 1970s expander module, and demonstrates its dual-voice, multi-mode filter magic. With a focus on raw oscillator tone, filter versatility, and flexible routing, the 2-XM is positioned as both a creative powerhouse and a modular-friendly workhorse. We take a patch-oriented look at what Behringer showcases, from the synth’s fat VCOs to its stereo tricks and Eurorack integration.
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