Pro VS Mini Portable 5-Voice Hybrid Synthesizer with 4 Vector Morphing Oscillators Per Voice, Analog Low-Pass Filter, 16-Step Sequencer and Arpeggiator

I didn’t know what to expect from the Pro VS Mini as it’s my 1st Behringer product. Once I plugged it in, I was surprised by the high quality sounds it was producing. At $99, it sounded better than some of my other devices that cost more. It’s wonderful the Pro VS Mini has a full size MIDI DIN instead of small MIDI port or USB MIDI. Connected my MIDI keyboard & it worked easily with nothing needed to setup prior. I like that it’s Micro USB-C powered instead of 9V powered as it allows the Pro VS to be portable & easily powered by a power bank. Devices around $99 generally don’t have a screen or have awful screen that only displays number but the Pro VS has a nice screen that shows alphanumeric & the waveform. Very nice to see the actual name of the preset instead of a number. The cons. 32 maximum presets is too low. I think 64-128 should be the minimum. The touch keys are not good & too small but that’s expected from a cheap tiny device. However, connecting a MIDI keyboard fixes that issue. Overall, I’m quite enjoying the Pro VS Mini. It’s the best sounding device at its price point. It’s easy to carry around & jam wherever you go. Pro VS Mini is great entry into synthesize music without breaking your wallet.

This worked right out of the box. I knocked a star off because it has a very different settings process compared with traditional midi synthesizers and I have been struggling to understand it with poor success. It looks nice and feels sturdy, not like cheap plastic stuff. The sounds I have coaxed out of it are of good quality, my issue is figuring out how to get them like I want.

A lot of people talk smack about the big B. Not me man, not after this purchase. Their guitar pedals are usable, but this thing, whoah bro... If you like designing patches, this is a great little tool! Vector synthesis man... there's over 100 different waveforms man... 😵‍💫 It doesn't take up much space, the menu is easy, there's a ton of knobs, it plays well with others (midi connectivity), and up/off loading patches is a breeze. It's got a tiny little oscilloscope! I only have a couple cons... Battery power would have been great... like the Roland compacts have A midi out/through would have also been great, like the Roland compacts have A mix in & mix out would have been great, like the Roland compacts have... A 64 step sequencer would have been great, yup, like the Roland compacts have! Haha, the step sequencer kinda falls short... None of these are really problems though. I just put it at the end of the chain with my Roland compacts. It is a little bit bigger than the Rolands as well. I still use it almost every day though, it really is a fun tool! And it's kinda cool that it isn't much more advanced than the synth it emulated, gives it charm. Limitations force creativity man! Oh and the "keys" should only be used for entering steps and menu functions, you're gonna wanna hook this up to a midi keyboard, 100% This is a great first synth! You will learn a ton from this little device. Bravo Behringer

Cool little synth.

Great sounds from such a small unit. Definitely a keeper best used with a controller to flesh out your ideas

First my con, no battery. That's the only thing I don't like about it so far. It's so small, they could have put a rechargeable phone battery in it and made it more portable. The USB port is the only way to power it so you need a good powered USB hub to use it with anything else. Even a power socket would be nice. Otherwise, it's fantastic! If has an amazing number if features and behringer even posted a software update already. I'll probably hack a battery and connector into it onto it eventually. The sounds are incredibly good for this price point. The editing capabilities mean that you can tweak and customize away. Another hit from behringer. I know, there copying a 50 year old design, but who else is making this tech now and at a price people can afford? Patents should only be good for maybe 10 years now. Tech moves so fast. Back to the product, it's size makes it great for packing around. It's features make it fun to use. It's price makes it friendly. Buy recommendation? Buy!

It’s a great mini synthesizer, increasing polyphony to 5 voices after 2.0.2 firmware update. It’s easy to use and edit, and works well with an external midi controller. Cons: It only has 32 presets, 1 headphone output and lack of an Ios/Android app.

This is such a great instrument! Just getting to learn it now! There are lots of video tutorials on YouTube and some people even make sound banks. I bought one set of 100 and sold in the Gumroad App, downloaded to my computer and then accessed them with my Synthtribe App. Yes, very happy with this synthesizer!

Il n'y a pas d'équivalent à ce prix, comment l'ignorer. À noter que Pro VS Mini est passé de 4 à 5 voix grâce à la mise à jour firmware.

Faire de la musique

Excelente producto, el único detalle es el que ya esperaba, las perillas y pads están muy pequeñas, pero si estás acostumbrado a usar Volcas, la experiencia es muy similar. Algo a considerar es que el secuenciador es grabado y no por pasos. Como cualquier equipo análogo, te va a meter inducción eléctrica si lo conectas directamente a tu computadora o algún puerto USB sin acondicionador de voltaje. Otro detalle es que el manual de usuario es prácticamente inservible, solo te muestra los tipos de onda disponibles. En Youtube hay videos para que puedas explotar todo el potencial. Es una gran compra y suena muuuuy bien.

Excelente sinté.. Muy juguetón. Mejor que un volcá y además trae pantalla que aunque es pequeña . Pues aparecen todos los parámetros.. y aunque es pequeño. Seguro lograrás buenos sonidos

Un gran sintetizador con multiples funciones. Si es tu primer sinte, lo recomiendo!!