Behringer Toro
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The Essentials to Know About the Behringer TORO Synthesizer
The Essentials to Know About the Behringer TORO Synthesizer
- Authentic analog recreation of the legendary Taurus I, with the immediately recognizable "prog rock" bass grain.
- 2 VCOs for massive and slightly detuned sounds, ideal for basses as well as leads thanks to a 5-octave range.
- Ladder filter and iconic controls (Filter, Loudness, Tune, Beat) to replicate the behavior of the original.
- Eurorack format with dedicated CV and Gate inputs + full MIDI for easy integration in both studio and live setups.
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An Accessible Tribute to a Legend of Analog Bass
The Behringer TORO brings the spirit of the Taurus I back to life, made famous by iconic bands and keyboardists. Designed as a faithful recreation, it maintains the "simple, direct, effective" approach: a few key controls, an immediate analog character, and that low end which fills the mix effortlessly. Its Eurorack format also makes it easier to integrate into modern setups, from compact small racks to more ambitious modular systems.For Whom, Which Styles, and In What Context?
The TORO is aimed at musicians who want powerful analog basses without getting lost in menus: keyboardists, producers, and live performers. It shines in progressive rock, synthwave, electro, techno, pop, and any context where a round and punchy bass needs to remain clear. In the studio, it serves as a harmonic foundation or musical "sub"; live, it provides an immediate foundation and quick control, especially appreciated in Eurorack configurations or when MIDI-controlled.Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Semi-modular | Yes |
| Sampler | No | Synthesis type | Analog, Subtractive |
| Max polyphony | 1 | Vocoder | No |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Category | Analog synth |
| MPE compatible | No | Inputs | CV in, Gate in |
| Number of oscillators | 2 | ||
| Authentic front-panel controls | Filter, Loudness, Tune | ||
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Impecc' to cover Genesis, Rush, Yes, Marillion. The same controls as on the Taurus 1 from the 70s.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Behringer TORO MIDI and Eurorack compatible?
MIDI compatibility allows control from a controller, a DAW, or an interface. The CV, Filter, and Gate inputs facilitate integration into a Eurorack system.
What is the polyphony and how many oscillators does it have?
The architecture is monophonic and is based on 2 VCOs. Beat interference between oscillators helps thicken the bass.
What presets are available on the TORO?
Four presets are offered: Toro, Tuba, Bass, and Variable. The Variable mode gives access to all front panel controls. The Filter, Loudness, and Tune settings then allow modification of the timbre, impact, and tuning.
Does the synth respond to velocity or MPE?
No velocity sensitivity nor MPE compatibility is announced. Control mainly relies on MIDI and CV/Gate inputs.
What type of bass can this analog synth produce?
The Ladder filter and 2 oscillators produce thick basses, with sweeps ranging from solid low end to more biting resonances.
