A german musical equipment manufacturer that produces its goods in china. Among many things they make mixers, amplifiers and microphones and sell them at significantly low prices. Often get a bad rap by professionals often times unfairly. While not all of their stuff is always the most reliable choice, their value is incredible and to most starving artists the accessibility to good gear at a fraction of the price of other brands is a godsend.
I would have to sell my house to buy most advanced mixing consoles but the behringer does the job just fine at a fraction of the price. The price difference much exceeds the quality difference.
by stingingpaininthebrain March 23, 2015
A cheap (often crappy) Audio product company. They produce 'professional' products for broke musicans and venues that want a product to get the job done. Often; Behringer is regarded as a meme for proffesionals in the Live sound and entertainment industry. Behringer offers very cheap products that typically last up to 1 year or have some other kind of flaw that makes in unsuable in a PA system or Music Studio.
Sometimes, Behringer is refered to as an entity or indidual for when a Sound Technician is refering to a terrible piece of equipment, method or setup.
Sometimes, Behringer is refered to as an entity or indidual for when a Sound Technician is refering to a terrible piece of equipment, method or setup.
by PremiumSkytec October 21, 2020
An audio engineer's worst nightmare. When something sound related goes so wrong you can only compare it to some of the worst equipment to exist. One could be
a) Lacking Resources
b) Lacking time
c) Assigned impossible tasks with the expectation they can be done, and fast
d) and any combination of the 3
a) Lacking Resources
b) Lacking time
c) Assigned impossible tasks with the expectation they can be done, and fast
d) and any combination of the 3
Someone gave me a concert multitracked in mp3 and want it mixed down tomorrow. I'm in Behringer Territory!
During the middle of a mix, the G5 stopped working. The engineer had entered Behringer Territory.
During the middle of a mix, the G5 stopped working. The engineer had entered Behringer Territory.
by MaudioS0laris March 29, 2009