dannykorrson
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behringer word door bekend DIY'er Altitude ervan beschuldigt grote gedeeltes van het binnenleven van de td-3 niet van roland, maar van open music labs 1:1 gekopieerd te hebben.
daarnaast wijst hij er ook op, dat de behringers design van de wasp verdacht veel op de jasper clone lijkt.
hier zijn post op facebook
I wasn't going to write this post but it's been bothering me more and more and I figured this was a good place to vent. The picture below is the VCA section of the Behringer TD-3, if that looks familiar, it should. That's the Open Music Labs BA662 Clown, down to the VCA offset mod that I added later. In fact, the whole voice section of the device is an exact copy of the x0xheart and pacemaker using the cheapest possible parts. This is an opensource share alike design, the only thing asked in return for using this design was to have proper attribution. None of that is present on the Behringer device.
I have not seen the inside of their Wasp clone but the Behringer front panel is an EXACT copy of the Japser clone, NOT the Wasp Deluxe which does not have the hold, VCO level controls, or the extra waveform which was a mod that was rolled into Jasper and unique to that device, I'd wager they just took Jason's schematics and layout since he adapted modern parts which coolaudio, a Behringer subsidiary, happens make copies of.
Roman made DDRM schematics available, Behringer has a CS-80 coming (also full of Coolaudio parts).. Etc. Etc
Yes, I think it's lame for a HUGE company re-release other companies old designs instead of coming up with their own things but this is VERY different. They are stealing the contemporary work of opensource projects and synth enthusiasts who spent countless hours usually on their own time and cost figuring everything out to keep those devices alive in the modern age. Worst of all, these people have the least recourse against it.
I wouldn't be here if it weren't for Opensoure projects like x0x, midibox, Mutable Instruments and all the great people that ran them and the people that orbited them. Having Behringer come in and loot projects is infuriating and they need to be called out on it. It threatens so many things on so many levels, they are literally the Walmart of the music industry and will do the exact same thing to small music businesses that walmart did to small retail. Something to think about when you get all excited about the limited edition yellow
Feel free to share this.
daarnaast wijst hij er ook op, dat de behringers design van de wasp verdacht veel op de jasper clone lijkt.
hier zijn post op facebook
I wasn't going to write this post but it's been bothering me more and more and I figured this was a good place to vent. The picture below is the VCA section of the Behringer TD-3, if that looks familiar, it should. That's the Open Music Labs BA662 Clown, down to the VCA offset mod that I added later. In fact, the whole voice section of the device is an exact copy of the x0xheart and pacemaker using the cheapest possible parts. This is an opensource share alike design, the only thing asked in return for using this design was to have proper attribution. None of that is present on the Behringer device.
I have not seen the inside of their Wasp clone but the Behringer front panel is an EXACT copy of the Japser clone, NOT the Wasp Deluxe which does not have the hold, VCO level controls, or the extra waveform which was a mod that was rolled into Jasper and unique to that device, I'd wager they just took Jason's schematics and layout since he adapted modern parts which coolaudio, a Behringer subsidiary, happens make copies of.
Roman made DDRM schematics available, Behringer has a CS-80 coming (also full of Coolaudio parts).. Etc. Etc
Yes, I think it's lame for a HUGE company re-release other companies old designs instead of coming up with their own things but this is VERY different. They are stealing the contemporary work of opensource projects and synth enthusiasts who spent countless hours usually on their own time and cost figuring everything out to keep those devices alive in the modern age. Worst of all, these people have the least recourse against it.
I wouldn't be here if it weren't for Opensoure projects like x0x, midibox, Mutable Instruments and all the great people that ran them and the people that orbited them. Having Behringer come in and loot projects is infuriating and they need to be called out on it. It threatens so many things on so many levels, they are literally the Walmart of the music industry and will do the exact same thing to small music businesses that walmart did to small retail. Something to think about when you get all excited about the limited edition yellow
Feel free to share this.