The first 2500 series synth modules emerged in the 1970s and were super pricey. They mainly featured discrete transistor designs with some op - amps because op - amps were costly back then. This discrete circuitry gave the modules a unique sound and was used by big - name artists like The Who, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, and Kraftwerk, creating some of the greatest records and film soundtracks. Modular synths were a major leap in electronic music, and now, it's getting even better.
Features:
- A classic 1970s 1050 sequential mixer module.
- An authentic reproduction of the '2500' Series circuitry.
- Sequential switching for quick waveform and signal selection in a regular audio mixer format.
- Dual 4 - input mixers with electronically gated inputs, an eight - step counter, and a clock.
- Each of the 8 audio inputs has its own attenuator, and each dual output has a master gain control.
- Can be used as an 8 - input mixer with 2 adjustable outputs or 2 separate 4 - input mixers.
- Illuminated push buttons select and show which inputs are gated.
- Exclusive - On push buttons turn on a specific channel and turn off others to preview signals.
- The clock pulse generator can be switched on/off to sequence channels numerically at a rate set by the Pulse Rate control.
- A rotary switch controls the sequence step length and can turn the clock off.
- The module can be clocked externally, connected internally, and controlled by the 1027 or connected to a 1026 module to generate preset voltages.
- Eurorack specs: 24HP, 110 mA +12 V, 20 mA - 12 V.
Using the Behringer 1050 Eurorack Mix - Sequencer Module is a breeze. You can use it as an 8 - input mixer with 2 adjustable outputs or split it into 2 separate 4 - input mixers. To select and preview different signals, use the illuminated push buttons and Exclusive - On push buttons. The clock pulse generator helps you sequence channels in numerical order, and you can control the rate with the Pulse Rate control. The rotary switch lets you set the step length of the sequence or turn the clock off.
When using this module, make sure to connect it properly, whether externally or internally, and follow the instructions for connecting it to the 1027 or 1026 modules. Keep in mind the Eurorack power requirements of 110 mA at +12 V and 20 mA at - 12 V.
For maintenance, keep the module clean and free from dust. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you encounter any issues, refer to the user manual or contact Behringer support.
