Friday, October 30, 2026
Behringer Polyeight: Nick gets Hands-On - Music China 2026
video upload by sonicstate
"Behringer delivered a lot of new models to their stand, but when we dropped by early in the show there weren't many details available - so Nick went again and had a quick look at the Polyeight by himself.
The original reference point is a six-voice, single-oscillator polysynth, while this version increases the voice count and keeps the layout fairly direct.
The instrument features a single oscillator with triangle and pulse waveforms, manual pulse width and pulse-width modulation, plus a sub oscillator. The filter has the expected low-end drop when the cutoff is pushed, and modulation comes from an LFO and a single envelope generator. The panel also includes VCF, VCA attenuator, arpeggiator, key assign modes and a control section.
Built-in effects include chorus and phaser, although the output is mono, so the chorus does not appear as a stereo effect in this setup. The unit also includes unison, split mode, chord memory and mono aftertouch. No pricing or availability information is available yet."
See dealers on the right for pricing and availability on gear.
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