Behringer Announces BQ-10 Sequencer

Behringer has premiered the BQ-10, a semi-modular, analog sequencer based on the SQ-12 by Korg. It can function as a single 16-step sequencer or split into dual 8-step sequences (Channels A and B). Channel C is a separate 8-step channel where you can connect an external synth via CV for controlling filter or amplitude.

Behringer BQ-10

Behringer BQ-10 Semi Modular Analog Sequencer Top View

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Being that Behringer’s Lisa Pace can’t be bothered to issue a press release or respond to emails, here’s what we can tell you. Each step features a voltage output knob as well as a dedicated trigger output allowing you to shorten sequences by connecting specific steps to the Reset input.

BQ-10 can easily be transferred to any standard Eurorack case….

The rotary Sequence Mode knob lets you select between eight play modes for channels A and B, while channel C can run continuously depending on the mode. By default, a sequence runs on the internal clock of the BQ-10 which can be adjusted with the Clock Generator knob that can go from 20 bpm to 500 bpm. CV inputs are also available for plugging in external voltage sources to override the internal clock. Each channel features its own portamento control for when you want each step to glide into one another or have a more staccato feel.

 

Behringer BQ-10 Semi Modular Analog Sequencer Rear View
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Behringer BQ-10 Features:

  • 10-band graphic EQ (+/-12 dB)
  • Low Cut filter
  • EQ In/Out
  • TRS I/O
  • Level control: manage output without addressing gain staging
  • Connectivity: MIDI In/Out/Thru via 3 x 5-pin DIN, 16 channels / USB MIDI via USB 2.0 Type B
  • Rack format (19″)
  • Supplied PSU: 12 V DC 1000 mA
  • Current Draw: 350 mA (+12 V Eurorack)
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 78 x 422 x 134 mm (3.07 x 16.61 x 5.28″)
  • Eurorack: 80 hp
  • Weight: 1.68 kg (3.70 lb)

Behringer’s BQ-10 costs €149 in the EU and $220 in the USA when it becomes available.

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