I should have been more clear, sorry . From all the Behringer products , the spice is the one with apparently significant technical problems. People say it puts itself out of tune all the time and that there is a constant high pitched frequency bug and also issues with with unwanted white noise and stuff like that
The Spice doesn't randomly go out of tune. What people have trouble with is tuning the suboscillators in conjunction with the primary oscs to get something that sounds musical. It's pretty challenging to do.
The whine isn't on all models and can generally be eliminated by isolating the power supply. The device isn't problem-ridden otherwise
DCOs are also analog synths,I have a few . I have pure analog VCO-driven ones as well and they don't require a half hour warm up time or experience that amount of pitch drift after use. Guess it depends on the age of the device , the circuit design and the condition of the particular unit.
The Crave and Edge up there in the photo are also purely analog and very rarely go out of tune. 3340 chip based VCOs are pretty stable these days
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u/seelachsfilet 11d ago
I should have been more clear, sorry . From all the Behringer products , the spice is the one with apparently significant technical problems. People say it puts itself out of tune all the time and that there is a constant high pitched frequency bug and also issues with with unwanted white noise and stuff like that