• CEM3340 VCO
  
• Square wave / sawtooth
  
• Audio input
  
• Noise
  
• 24dB lowpass / highpass VCF
  
• LFO (square & triangle)
  
• ADS envelope
  
• Gate Mode for VCA
  
• Multiple
  
• Voltage mixer
  
• Patch field with 32 inputs and outputs
  
• USB & MIDI In
  
• Arpeggiator
  
• 32-step step sequencer with 64 memory locations
  
• Six patch cables are included!
  

Modulation

The two primary modulation sources of the analog synth are the ADS envelope with additional switchable sustain phase and the LFO, which can oscillate into the lower audio range. Played notes can be bent accordingly with Glide. The VCA can be set to a drone mode. The fact that the LFO has an LFO rate input expands the given possibilities immensely. From here on, clattering FM sounds, very experimental sounds and especially the use as an auxiliary oscillator in conjunction with the patch panel can be implemented directly.

Patchpanel

The patch panel, which shares the upper quarter of the user interface with MIDI In & Thru, has 16 inputs and outputs each for audio, CV, gate, trigger and clock signals. Almost every control element and several secondary functions have their own inputs and outputs. Besides an extra multiple, you'll also find the connections for VC-Mix, which is basically a two-channel mixer for audio and CV signals. This makes the Behringer Crave ideal for expanding other semi-modular synthesizers and entire modular systems or adding basic functions.

Behringer Crave Sequenzer

The internal sequencer offers space for 64 patterns, each of which can be up to 32 steps long; accents and slides can also be programmed, as with a 303. Alternatively to the sequencer, an arpeggiator with the common playback modes is available. The patch panel outputs the notes generated via USB and MIDI or by the internal sequencer and arpeggiator as CV and gate.