Behringer Solina String Ensemble
Analog Synthesizer Module with 49-tone Polyphony, 6 Instrument Presets, 5-pin MIDI In/Thru, BBD Chorus Ensemble, Gate/Trigger Out, Chorus I/O, Phaser I/O, VCA CV In, Sub-octave Generator, Fine Tuning, Voice Priority, and Eurorack-compatible Removable Housing
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AN ENSEMBLE OF OPPORTUNITY, REBORN
Behringer Solina String Ensemble’s aural array, like most synth strings from the disco-fueled fervor of 1970s Studio 54 panache, skillfully balances charmingly corny and vintage character. Behringer has faithfully and painstakingly mastered the art of emulation, and the Solina String Ensemble, like its predecessor, is an all-analog synthesizer that combines all of the features of a renowned legacy synth into a versatile module with even more possibilities than ever before.
Texture characterizes the Solina’s distinct sound, from its six instrument presets to the famous, multi-stage bucket brigade device ensemble chorus and Small Stone-style phase shifter. Synth enthusiasts will like the increased I/O suite, which allows for even more precise control of the synth’s sonic capabilities.
MORE THAN JUST EMULATION
As synthesizer technology advanced during the 1970s, numerous rivals emerged with the promise of expediting and simplifying songwriting and composing procedures that would otherwise be too expensive to record with string ensembles. Behringer’s Solina String Ensemble takes up the gauntlet by faithfully preserving the enchantment of its predecessor, including contrabass, cello, viola, violin, trumpet, and horn voicing options, as well as the full suite of 13-tone generation.
Fine-tuning, color selection, and rate adjustment give you a lot of control over how you texturize your tones. Furthermore, the multi-stage BBD chorus ensemble and phase shifter enable you to get that coveted, vintage string sound that foregoes realism in favor of a traditional arrangement that distinguished so many disco singles of the past.
- Analog architecture provides the iconic sounds of the sought-after synth strings that defined an era of disco and more
- 49-tone polyphony means rich, lush ensembles and distinctive ‘70s panache
- Octave divide-down structure and voice priority options provide immense flexibility in tonal scope
- 6 voicing presets and 13-tone generation accurately capture the unique voicing that made its predecessor such a lauded synth
- Fine-tune controls, color options, and rate adjustment mean flexible sonics and uncompromised control
- BBD chorus ensemble and Small Stone-style phase shifter deliver heaps of texture and character across the mix
- Extensive I/O suite ditches a keyboard for deep integration options, including Gate and Trigger outputs, modulation I/O, phaser I/O, and VCA CV input
- MIDI implementation includes both In and Thru ports to accommodate use with virtually any arrangement
- Removable housing transforms the Solina into a Eurorack-compatible module without sacrificing any of its sound-shaping tools or potential
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