This page is read from MIDI Instrument Definitions, a Python library used in the author's other projects, in which every number is traced to a document its maker published. Its source is on GitHub.

Behringer

Behringer makes 12 of the instruments this release defines, each with a page of its own setting out its MIDI implementation, read from the maker's own documents. Each is loaded in Python by the name beside it.

• 2600 behringer/b2600: 1 or 2 voices.
• DeepMind 12 behringer/deepmind_12: 12 voices; 269 controls; sends and follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.1.2.
• EDGE behringer/edge: one voice; follows MIDI clock.
• LM DRUM behringer/lm_drum: 16 parts; 16 drums; 17 controls; follows MIDI clock; firmware 1.1.5.
• MODEL D behringer/model_d: one voice.
• NEUTRON behringer/neutron: 1 or 2 voices, paraphonic; 2 controls; follows MIDI clock.
• PRO-800 behringer/pro_800: 1 or 8 voices; 70 controls; follows MIDI clock.
• RD-6 behringer/rd_6: 8 voices; 8 drums; no controls; follows MIDI clock.
• RD-9 behringer/rd_9: 10 voices; 11 drums; no controls; follows MIDI clock.
• TD-3 behringer/td_3: one voice; no controls; follows MIDI clock.
• TD-3-MO behringer/td_3_mo: one voice; 1 control; follows MIDI clock.
• UB-Xa behringer/ub_xa: 16 voices.