Behringer Solina String Ensemble
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Authentic analog "string machine" inspired by the 1970s, featuring 49-voice polyphony via "divide-down" architecture.
- Characterful built-in effects: multi-stage BBD ensemble chorus and vintage Small Stone-type phaser.
- 16 front panel controls for immediate sound shaping, plus dedicated I/O for external effects use.
- Modern integration: full MIDI (channel and voice priority) and transferable Eurorack format.
Manufacturer Information
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The Return of a String Machine Icon
Behringer's Solina String Ensemble pays tribute to the legendary ARP/Eminent Solina MK II. The goal: to recapture the warmth of the original circuits and the silky string chorus that shaped countless records, while modernizing ergonomics and connectivity. This compact reinterpretation continues the manufacturer's line of accessible analog recreations.
Who Is It For and What Is It For?
Ideal for keyboardists and producers of all levels, the Solina excels at delivering wide, immediately musical pads. It shines in synthwave, disco, ambient, pop, soundtracks, and vintage electronic music. Both in the studio and on stage, it instantly provides inspiring orchestral textures and authentic retro character.
Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Number of oscillators | 13 |
| Sampler | No | Semi-modular | Yes |
| Max polyphony | 49 | Synthesis type | Analog, Subtractive |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Vocoder | No |
| MPE compatible | No | Category | Analog synth |
| Synthesis technology | " divide-down ", original 13-sound generator | Phaser controls | dedicated speed and color switch |
| Polyphony | up to 49 voices | Effects connectivity | inputs/outputs enabling independent use of the chorus and Phaser |
| Instrument section | violin, viola, trumpet, French horn, cello, double bass | Real-time controls | 16 |
| Controls | tuning, crescendo, bass, volume | MIDI implementation | complete, with MIDI channel selection and voice priority |
| Ensemble chorus | multi-stage BBD | Complete Eurorack solution | main module transferable to a standard Eurorack case |
| Phaser | Small Stone type | ||
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Great product... Sounds bring us “closer to the divine”
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Sound from the legendary 310 universe by Jean Michel Jarre
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Bass notes malfunction
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Behringer Solina String Ensemble polyphonic?
The 13-note divide-down generator offers a maximum polyphony of 49 voices.
What instrument sounds are available on this string synthesizer?
The instrument section includes violin, viola, trumpet, horn, cello, and double bass. Tuning, crescendo, bass, and volume controls allow shaping of these timbres.
Can the chorus and phaser be used independently?
The effects inputs and outputs allow independent use of the multi-stage Ensemble BBD chorus and the Small Stone-type phaser. The phaser has its own speed control and color switch. This setup facilitates inserting these effects in an external signal chain.
What MIDI connectivity does the Solina offer?
A full MIDI implementation is included, with MIDI channel selection and voice priority options.
Can this synthesizer be installed in a Eurorack system?
The main module can be transferred into a standard Eurorack case, enabling integration within a hybrid modular setup.
