Be ready to jam anytime, anywhere with the Behringer JT-4000 MICRO, a super portable programmable 4-voice hybrid synth that comes with 2 analog modelling oscillators per voice. Whether you’re in a cramped bar or travelling, you can have a powerful synth with you whenever the mood strikes you.
Faithful Recreation and More
The JT-4000 MICRO is a reproduction of the JP-8k sound engine with a Supersaw waveform. Behringer decided to go a bit further than that and hit it with a shrink ray. It has 32 memory presets, plus many more features that make it an amazing and flexible synth that can fit any setup.
Classic Sound, Compact Enclosure.
Analog filters in the JT-4000 MICRO coupled with an authentic 12-bit DAC give it a warm and natural sound. It’s evocative of the timbre of classic full-sized synths but in a sleek, convenient and portable enclosure.
Unparalleled Sonic Shaping
Undoubtedly, the most iconic feature of the JT-4000 MICRO is its electro capacitive keyboard. 16 touch-sensitive keys are available to you that allow for a great deal of playability. But of course, the keys are only part of the equation. The JT-4000 MICRO features filter and amplifier envelopes plus 2 powerful LFO so you can sculpt your sound any way you want!
Key Features:
- Portable form factor prioritizes mobility-minded musicians without sacrificing sonic potential
- 16-note capacitive touch keyboard supports nuanced expression without additional mechanical components
- Each of its 4 voices is powered by 2 analog modeling oscillators for robust, historic-sized tones and timbres
- Meticulous modeling of ’80s sound engine supports six waveform options, including the iconic supersaw
- Analog lowpass 12dB/octave filter lets you shape evocative tones brimming with vintage panache
- Dual ADSR envelopes and a pair of LFOs provide plenty of sonic sculpting to craft distinct patches
- 32 memory presets ensure studio-grade foundations for building sounds of your own or space to easily store and recall your work later
- USB-C port is top-mounted for painless MIDI connectivity and deep interoperative integration
