Behringer Odyssey
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Behringer
Odyssey
Product Info
Article Number:
470817
Brand:
Behringer
Model:
Odyssey
Category:
General Synthesizers
Price:
$510.40
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Behringer Odyssey is a seriously fun, affordable analog synth, channeling the spirit of classic Moogs. It's perfect for sound designers, electronic music producers, or anyone wanting to explore the raw, gritty sound of vintage synthesis without the premium price tag. The sequencing capabilities really elevate its versatility.
Product Description
- Behringer Odyssey
- Analog Synthesizer
- 37 Full-size keys
- Monophonic/Duo-phonic synthesizer
- Controls: octave +/-
- pitch bend
- modulation
- 2 VCOs with sawtooth and square/pulse
- VCO sync
- VCO pulse-width modulation
- Noise generator
- Ring modulator
- Low-pass filter with resonance
- 3 Selectable filter circuits
- Adjustable high-pass filter
- Switchable overdrive
- 1x AR- and 1x ADSR envelope
- VCO 1 can be used as LFO
- Digital effects section
- 32-Step sequencer
- Arpeggiator
*Connectors:*
- CV input: 3.5 mm
- Gate input: 3.5 mm
- Trigger input: 3.5 mm
- CV output: 3.5 mm
- Gate output: 3.5 mm
- Trigger output: 3.5 mm
- Stereo headphone output with volume control: 6.3 mm jack
- External audio input: 6.3 mm jack
- Audio output: XLR und 6.3 mm jack
- Footswitch- and pedal input
- USB port
- MIDI input/output
- External 9V DC power supply
- Dimension (H x W x D): 133 x 589 x 409 mm
- Weight: 8.1 kg
- Suitable case: Article Nr. #482987# (not included)
- Suitable bag: Art. #485315# (not included)
PROS
- • Excellent VCO sync creates complex, evolving textures.
- • Filter circuits offer distinct tonal flavors, from aggressive to smooth.
- • The sequencer and arpeggiator expand creative possibilities significantly.
- • Surprisingly robust build quality for the price point; feels solid.
CONS
- • Limited polyphony restricts layering and complex arrangements.
- • The digital effects, while present, lack the nuance of dedicated hardware.
- • External audio input is a bit noisy, hindering serious processing.
Product Video
Key Features
Keys
37
Key Type
Full-size
Synthesis Type
Analog Subtractive
Polyphony
Duo-phonic
Effects
Digital Reverb, Chorus, Delay
Connections
CV, Gate, Trigger, Audio Outputs (XLR/6.3mm), External Audio In, USB, MIDI
Weight
Approximately 13 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Odyssey's filters are more aggressive and resonant, lacking the Juno's subtle warmth and creamy character, but offering a different, more biting sonic palette.
Yes, VCO 1 can be used as an LFO, but its range and shape options are somewhat limited compared to a dedicated LFO module.
While both are budget-friendly, the Odyssey feels noticeably more substantial and robust, with better-quality potentiometers and a more solid overall construction.
