Behringer JT-4000M sintetizador micro híbrido

Compact and powerful, the Behringer JT-4000M Micro Hybrid Synthesizer brings the iconic sound of the Roland JP-8000 to your desktop. Musicians and producers can now create rich, evolving sounds with its 4-voice hybrid architecture, combining digital oscillators with an analog filter for authentic warmth and character.

Key specifications

• Hybrid synthesis: 2 digital control oscillators per voice with sawtooth, square, triangle, and noise waveforms
• Analog 24 dB/octave low-pass filter for classic resonant sweeps
• 4-voice polyphony for chords and layered textures
• 2 ADSR envelopes (VCA, VCF) and 1 multi-waveform LFO for deep modulation
• 32-step sequencer and arpeggiator with multiple modes for instant inspiration
• 32 user presets to store your custom sounds
• MIDI In/Out via 3.5mm TRS and USB-C for MIDI and power
• Stereo 3.5mm line output and OLED display for clear control
• Compact desktop module powered by USB-C (5V DC)

Why choose it

The JT-4000M delivers the legendary JP-8000 voice architecture in a portable, affordable package. Its hybrid design offers the best of both worlds: the precision and flexibility of digital oscillators with the warmth and grit of an analog filter. Whether you're crafting punchy basses, lush pads, or screaming leads, this synth covers it all. The built-in sequencer and arpeggiator make it a powerful tool for live performance and studio production alike.

Ideal use cases

• Electronic music producers seeking authentic analog-style sounds without the bulk
• Live performers needing a compact, reliable synth with hands-on control
• Sound designers looking for a versatile module to integrate into a larger setup
• Beginners wanting an affordable introduction to subtractive synthesis

Good to know

The JT-4000M connects easily to your computer or MIDI controller via USB-C or 3.5mm TRS MIDI. It is USB-powered, so no external power supply is needed—just plug it into a USB port or power bank. The OLED display provides clear parameter feedback, making it easy to navigate and edit sounds on the fly.