Behringer Expands Its Lineup with a Wave of New Releases Across Studio, Live Sound and Music Production.
Behringer has unveiled an impressive range of new products spanning synthesizers, controllers, signal processing, audio interfaces, stage connectivity, DI solutions and guitar effects. If you’re a producer building tracks in the studio, a live engineer managing complex productions, or a musician searching for fresh creative tools, this latest collection demonstrates Behringer’s continued commitment to delivering accessible technology across every corner of the audio industry.
Leading the charge is the AKS Mini, an analog polyphonic synthesizer inspired by the iconic AKS sound. Designed for hands-on experimentation. It brings classic analog character into a compact format, offering musicians a modern gateway to vintage-inspired synthesis.
For creators who are constantly on the move, the new JAM MIDI Controller is built around portability without sacrificing capability. Featuring 32 velocity and aftertouch-sensitive keys, an onboard 64-step sequencer and 8-note polyphony. The JAM is designed to capture ideas wherever inspiration strikes. Joining it is the reborn BCR32 Encoder USB/MIDI Controller, a modern evolution of Behringer’s cult-favourite controller. Retaining the control-focused workflow that made the original a studio staple, the BCR32 introduces a new integrated sequencer and enhanced functionality for today’s production environments.
Live sound professionals haven’t been overlooked. The WING-MADI Expansion Card brings 64 bidirectional channels of 24-bit audio connectivity to the WING ecosystem. This helps provide seamless integration with stage boxes, broadcasters, recording systems and format converters. Flexible SFP connectivity allows users to tailor fibre solutions to virtually any installation or touring requirement.
Behringer has also expanded its pedal lineup with several new options aimed at guitarists and creative sound designers. The Pedal Flanger recreates the rich analog modulation sounds that defined the 1970s, covering everything from subtle chorus textures to dramatic psychedelic sweeps. The B-Flanger continues that tradition with a true analog BBD circuit that delivers the iconic jet-plane swoosh heard on countless classic recordings. Meanwhile, the Parapedal Wah Filter revives the vocal-like wah sounds that helped shape the sound of rock guitar. Finally the VT999 Vintage Tube Monster returns with its renowned tube-driven overdrive and distortion capabilities.
Signal management receives a major boost through Behringer’s growing range of professional splitting and DI solutions. The new DS50 Passive Splitter and DS20 Passive Splitter provide reliable signal distribution for touring, broadcast and recording applications. The DI10A Active Stereo Box, DI10P Passive DI Box, DI20P Dual Passive DI Box and DI22P Passive Stereo DI Box offer versatile options for ensuring clean, noise-free audio transfer from instruments and playback systems into professional audio environments.
Wireless audio and installation specialists will appreciate the expansion of the Air Link Series. The DW20BR Bluetooth Receiver delivers high-quality wireless audio streaming for hospitality, retail and commercial installations. The DW20T Wireless Transmitter and DW20R Wireless Receiver provide dependable cable-free signal transmission for live performance and fixed installation applications.
Studio engineers are also gaining access to a suite of classic-inspired processing tools. The 2A Classic Leveling Amplifier draws inspiration from legendary optical compression designs. It delivers smooth dynamics control for tracking, mixing and mastering. Complementing it is the 76 Classic 2-Channel Compressor, Behringer’s take on one of the most revered FET compressor designs in recording history.
Completing the signal processing lineup are the EQP Classic Tube Equalizer, offering the sought-after musical curves of vintage tube EQs. The DF1000 Feedback Destroyer an intelligent solution designed to automatically identify and eliminate problematic feedback frequencies.
The company’s growing StageConnect ecosystem also receives significant expansion through the SC16-I, SC16-O, and SC88 interfaces. They help simplify audio distribution by transporting multiple channels of high-quality audio over a single connection this helps deployment faster and cleaner for both fixed installations and live productions.
For recording musicians and content creators, Behringer’s new Dice Series audio interfaces provide affordable professional recording solutions. Both the Dice 1U2 and Dice 2U2 feature 24-bit/192kHz operation, low-latency performance and Midas-designed microphone preamps making them ideal entry points into high-quality recording workflows.
Rounding out the release is the Mini Pops 7 Analog Drum Machine, a modern tribute to a rhythm machine classic. Featuring nine independent analog voice outputs, song chaining capabilities of up to 250 bars and an intuitive step-sequencing interface. It offers producers a powerful platform for creating authentic analog drum grooves.
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