Behringer BQ-10 Sequencer
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Essential Information About the Behringer BQ-10 Sequencer
Essential Information About the Behringer BQ-10 Sequencer
- Analog Eurorack Sequencer inspired by the legendary SQ-10, faithful to the tactile workflow of the 70s
- Up to 24 complementary steps: 16 pitch steps + 8 steps dedicated to modulation for evolving textures
- Full CV/Gate control, 8 independent playback modes per channel (A and B): Alternating, Parallel, Series, Random...
- Built-in MIDI with channel selection and transport controls for perfect integration in hybrid studios
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An Analog Heritage Updated for Today
The Behringer BQ-10 captures the spirit of iconic sequencers while opening it up to modern setups. It features the spontaneity of step-by-step sequencing, the warmth of analog control, and immediate ergonomics, enhanced by flexible clocking, extended CV/Gate management, and MIDI connectivity ready for modern environments, from modular racks to hybrid studios. This positioning makes it a natural bridge between tradition and contemporary efficiency.Who Is It For and What For?
Ideal for composers and live performers who prioritizeTechnical specifications
| Sampler | No | Module type | Sequencer |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Category | Sequencer |
| MPE compatible | No | Inputs | CV in, Trig in |
| Semi-modular | Yes | Outputs | CV out, Gate out, Trig out |
| Main module | transferable to a standard Eurorack case | Reset input | shortening or looping sequences via patching |
| Controls | 45, direct real-time access | Trigger input | synchronization with external clocks |
| Architecture | inspired by the SQ-10 | CV input | control of the internal clock, rhythmic effects |
| Single mode | 16-step sequence | Summing inputs | 2-input sum |
| Double mode | two 8-step sequences (channels A and B) | CV control | control of filters, amplitude and related parameters |
| Modulation channel | separate, 8 steps, filter or amplitude control via CV | External synchronization | via Trigger In |
| 8 playback modes per channel | Alternating, Parallel, Series, Random and others | Tempo modulation | via CV on the internal clock |
| Portamento | per channel, smoothing transitions between steps | MIDI | yes |
| Duty Cycle control | overall gate length | MIDI channel | selectable |
| Trigger outputs | dedicated to each step | Transport controls | MIDI |
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Behringer BQ-10 control a modular synth via CV/Gate?
The CV out, Gate out, and Trig out outputs can drive synth voices and modular parameters. The CV in and Trig in inputs also accept external signals for synchronization and control.
How many sequence steps are available?
The single mode offers a 16-step sequence. The double mode splits sequencing across two 8-step channels, A and B.
What playback modes are available on channels A and B?
Eight playback modes are available per channel, including Alternating, Parallel, Series, and Random. These modes allow modifying the step progression without reprogramming the sequence voltages.
Can this sequencer be synchronized with MIDI and an external clock?
The MIDI connection includes channel selection and transport for integration into a MIDI setup. A Trigger In and a CV input dedicated to the internal clock also allow synchronization via analog signals. The Duty Cycle control adjusts the overall gate length.
Is the third channel used for melodies?
The third 8-step channel is intended for modulation, notably of filter, amplitude, or parameters of a modular system.
