Behringer Victor Synthesizer at a glance:

The Victor from Behringer is a digital oscillator with Vector synthesis which is based on the Sequential Circuits Prophet VS from 1986. At the core of Vector synthesis are four oscillators, each with its own waveform and tuning, which are mixed together via joystick and/or mix envelope. This creates overlays and different waveform mixtures that would be possible with a normal oscillator mixer. The oscillators themselves share a pool of 128 waveforms that can be combined in any way. The mixing ratio of the four-tone generators can also be animated via control voltage (X/Y In), bipolar waveforms such as sine or triangle are recommended to capture the full range of the joystick. If Victor is not used as a sound source, the movements of the joystick can also be tapped as control voltages (X/Y Out). The mix envelope is accessible via Display , as are the oscillator tunings and the waveforms. There are 32 memory locations for your own presets.