Behringer 297 Dual Portamento Quick Start Guide

To connect the Behringer 297 Dual Portamento to your synthesizer setup, use patch cables to connect the CV outputs from your MIDI-to-CV converter or sequencer to the CV inputs on the 297. Then, connect the CV outputs of the 297 to the CV inputs on your synthesizer modules.
The portamento feature allows for a smooth glide between notes in a sequence, adding expressive transitions between pitches. It is often used to create legato effects or simulate the sliding sound of certain instruments.
First, ensure that the module is correctly powered and all cables are securely connected. Verify that the portamento time is set to an audible level. If the issue persists, test the unit with a different signal source to rule out external issues.
Regularly check connections for wear and tear and clean the module's surface with a dry cloth to prevent dust build-up. Ensure your system's power supply is stable to avoid performance issues.
Yes, the Behringer 297 is compatible with both vintage and modern synthesizers, as it utilizes standard CV/gate signals common in most analog gear. Ensure your devices have compatible CV ranges.
Adjust the portamento time using the dedicated knob on the front panel of the module. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the glide time between notes, and counterclockwise to decrease it.
The Behringer 297 is designed primarily for monophonic sequences. For polyphonic sequences, you would need multiple units or a different module that supports polyphony.
Check that the power cable is properly connected and that your power source is functional. Verify that the power supply meets the module's voltage and current requirements. If the problem persists, consult with a professional technician.
The Behringer 297 is primarily designed for CV processing and does not directly process audio signals. It is best used for controlling pitch and modulation CV signals.
Mount the Behringer 297 into your Eurorack frame using the screws provided. Connect it to your power supply using the ribbon cable, ensuring the correct orientation to prevent damage.