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Behringer BCR32 MIDI controller preorder: 32 rotaries, 192 patterns

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Behringer BCR32 MIDI controller preorder: discover 32 assignable rotaries, USB-C, Zaquencer firmware, stock timing, price, and feature highlights.

Behringer BCR32 MIDI controller preorder: details and features

Behringer’s BCR32 is now available to pre-order after a five-year wait. The Behringer BCR32 MIDI controller preorder listing is currently through Thomann. The listing specifies stock is expected in 12–15 weeks and a price of £142 including VAT. Thomann is owned by MusicTribe, Behringer’s parent company.

ZAQ Audio contributed Zaquencer firmware that enables a 32-step sequencer mode on the BCR32. Hardware features include 32 freely assignable multifunction rotary controls with LED colour-coded rings, eight push encoders with dual functionality and 20 programmable buttons, with storage for up to 192 patterns. There are two independent MIDI controls per track (Program Change, Aftertouch, Pitch Bend, CC), four virtual encoder groups and an OLED display. Connectivity includes MIDI In plus two MIDI Outs and a MIDI Thru, four CV/Gate outputs, 3.5 mm Sync In/Out and two USB-C ports. The available sources do not provide this information.

Technical specifications

ZAQ Audio contributed Zaquencer firmware that enables a 32-step sequencer mode on the Behringer BCR32, adding dedicated sequencing functionality to the unit. The BCR32 features 32 freely assignable multifunction rotary controls, and each rotary control is fitted with an LED colour-coded ring for visual feedback. The device also includes eight push encoders with dual functionality, allowing each encoder to act as both a rotary control and a push switch.

There are 20 programmable buttons on the BCR32 for direct control and parameter access. The unit provides storage for up to 192 patterns, enabling extensive pattern management on the device itself. The controller offers four virtual encoder groups to expand the number of parameters accessible from the physical encoders. An OLED display is included to present parameter information and menu navigation.

The BCR32 provides two independent MIDI controls per track, selectable from Program Change, Aftertouch, Pitch Bend and CC, giving flexible MIDI mapping options per channel. Connectivity includes MIDI In plus two MIDI Outs and a MIDI Thru for traditional hardware MIDI routing. Additional I/O comprises four CV/Gate outputs and 3.5 mm Sync In/Out jacks for integration with modular and analog gear.

The unit also features two USB-C ports for modern USB connectivity. Thomann is offering the BCR32 for pre-order with stock expected in 12–15 weeks and a price of £142 including VAT. Thomann is owned by MusicTribe, which is Behringer’s parent company.

ZAQ Audio contribution

ZAQ Audio contributed the Zaquencer firmware that enables a 32‑step sequencer mode on the Behringer BCR32. This contribution is noted in the released product information, but the available sources provide only that single point about ZAQ Audio’s role and do not describe other responsibilities or contributions. The available sources do not include further technical specifications, version numbers, licensing terms, compatibility lists, development credits, integration procedures, update schedules, patch notes, user manual references, or demonstration materials for the Zaquencer firmware. The available sources do not provide this information. No additional documentation or commentary on ZAQ Audio’s involvement appears in the available sources.

The BCR2000 was released in 2004. The available sources also contain information about the BCR32, but they do not offer a detailed historical narrative or timeline that connects the 2004 BCR2000 release with the BCR32 in terms of development sequence, product evolution, company statements, or design rationale, and they do not provide background on interim products or decisions that would link the two units. The sources do not include development histories, interviews, comparative documentation, or explicit statements that describe the relationship between the BCR2000 and the BCR32.

Ordering details

The Behringer BCR32 is available to pre-order through retailer Thomann, which lists the unit at a price of £142 including VAT and states stock is expected in 12–15 weeks. Thomann is owned by MusicTribe, which is identified as Behringer’s parent company in the available product information. The available product information identifies Thomann as the pre-order retailer and provides the listed price and estimated stock arrival window.

No further ordering specifics appear in the available product information. The available sources do not provide shipping destinations, delivery charges, payment methods, estimated regional delivery schedules, return policies, or warranty terms for the pre-order. The available sources do not provide this information.

Conclusion

The Behringer BCR32 is available to pre-order via Thomann after a five-year wait, with Thomann listing a price of £142 including VAT and estimated stock arrival in 12–15 weeks. ZAQ Audio contributed the Zaquencer firmware that enables a 32‑step sequencer mode on the BCR32. The controller’s documented hardware features include 32 freely assignable multifunction rotary controls with LED colour‑coded rings, eight push encoders with dual functionality, 20 programmable buttons, storage for up to 192 patterns, four virtual encoder groups and an OLED display. Connectivity and control options listed for the unit include two independent MIDI controls per track (Program Change, Aftertouch, Pitch Bend, CC), MIDI In plus two MIDI Outs and a MIDI Thru, four CV/Gate outputs, 3.5 mm Sync In/Out jacks and two USB‑C ports, and Thomann is owned by MusicTribe, Behringer’s parent company.

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