Behringer Edge

Yes, it does drums. Yes, those drums can be absolutely FILTHY, but it does a lot more.

Its also a gorgeous sounding mono synth with great controls and a beautiful sounding filter.

The only drawback is no patch recall, but for this price I can't complain

It's a powerful machine made for strange percussion, and crazy bass. Hard, aggressive. It's always growling and roaring! No matter how much I try to find its sweet character, I always end up going through it only violence! And that for me is its sweetness, its wildness.

You can use it as an analog drum machine or a melodic mono synth. It's fantastic value for the money, but I wouldn't recommend if you plan to control it via MIDI. You can control the notes/pitch, velocity and filter cutoff - that's it. It also produces a lot of noise when connected to a power outlet via the supplied adapter. I have a myVolts 12v USB adapter so that kind of fixes the issue. All in all, it's well worth the money, but be aware of its limitations.

Great addition to any setup. Fun to explore sounds, definitely recommend a drum machine in combination for maximum entertainment. Techno and acid is when the Edge thrives, which can be a bit limiting in sound palette, but perfect if that's what you are looking for.

Simple drum-like synth. A bit limited in sounds, but that is not a problem if you know what you are buying. I had some issues with syncing via USB midi. Sync via CV clock works flawlessly.

I found it very useful for production and live jamming. The step sequencer is very unique and easy to use compared to other synths. I recommend it for techno producers.