Behringer CAT analoge synthesizer

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Anyone who's been keeping an eye on Behringer knows that the brand is great at cloning synthesizer models that were born during an era we now call 'vintage'. This time, Behringer took the Octave CAT SRM II and rebuilt it into the fully analogue CAT, with the only difference being that the original came with a keyboard, while the modern version doesn't. The CAT is equipped with two VCOs; VCO1 features sawtooth, square and triangle wave patterns while VCO2 has sawtooth and block. Next to the oscillators, you can use ADSR and AR envelopes, with the ADSR including the ability to loop like a kind of LFO. For communication with other synths, the CAT is fitted with VC/gate connectors.

The Behringer CAT: Brilliantly Louth-Mouthed

Some synths have a silky-smooth sound, others are a little rougher around the edges. The Behringer CAT has a brilliantly loud-mouthed sound that can be opened up further by poly-chaining it to other units. That said, this synthesizer is fully analogue doesn't think twice about cross modulations so, if you're looking for a tinker-synth to shape up extreme sounds, this CAT is it. Just remember it's not one that purrs kindly!