The first product born of Behringer 's buyout of the Midas/ Klark Teknik group is a powerful digital mixing console. But can it really challenge an audio professional's preconceptions of the brand?

When it comes to producing music, a digital audio workstation (DAW) is one of the most important tools of the trade. This software is where musicians record and edit tracks, add effects, and play ...

Now Behringer plans to get into the software space. The company posted a Facebook message this weekend indicating that it’s developing a Music Tribe DAW, or digital audio workstation.

Behringer is back on the teaser trail with a “first working prototype” of a product called Groove Keys, a self-contained synth for music production. While its design means that it’ll inevitably be ...

Behringer has shared details of the BCR32 sequencer. An updated version of the BCR2000 MIDI controller, the BCR32 is a 32-step, four-track polyphonic Zaquencer sequencer. It comes with four virtual ...

Like many other synths and drum machines, the Roland TB-303 was a commercial flop, but years later became a staple of electronic music. An authentic 303 will run you over $2,000 these days, but ...

If those aforementioned secondhand prices for an original Moog unit give you the heebie-jeebies, Behringer’s £/$129 street price might make the M-15M Murf Box an attractive proposition.