Behringer DeepMind 6 User manual

Behringer DeepMind 6, 12 and 12D patch bank instructions
Hi, and thanks for your purchase!
This sysex-file is controlled and tested and are compatible and working on all Behringer DeepMind 6,
12 and 12D synths. But please read my and Boehringer’s instructions on how to ensure the best
experience when loading new sounds into your DeepMind synth.
Hits Of The 80s (1974-1986) were created on
bank G (1-128)
My extra free patches for download were created on
bank F (1-20)
Advice!
Backup your F and G patch banks if you are going to import Tecker Beats patches, as
displayed above. These patch banks from Tecker Beats will replace your current patches on
bank G (1-128) and bank F (1-20). Please, also read my tricks and advices on the last pages!
DeepMind - How do I transfer and backup patches via sysex files
A Sysex dump will allow you to quickly transfer all parameters of your DeepMind to your
computer to be saved as a .SYX file. You can then use this as a backup or transfer your
settings to an alternative DeepMind.
Let’s start to ensure you have the right settings to transfer sysex-files. Follow the settings on
the pictures below. Press the Global button until you see the first view shown below.
Device-ID = 1 and check that you use the same midi-channel settings between DeepMind
and your music interface (USB or MIDI to your computer).
For
Apple Mac
you can use Snoize Sysex Librarian: https://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/
For
Windows
you can use MIDlox: http://www.midiox.com/

How to backup and transfer patches to your computer
Connect your DeepMind to your computer either using a USB cable or to a MIDI interface.
Once connected press the Global button and go into the Connectivity menu and make
note of the Device ID (1). This will be needed to allow you to transfer your .SYX file back to
the DeepMind.
Go to the Export menu and then set your Destination (MIDI or USB), Set the Dump-Type to
All or a specific bank, for instance bank G.
To W indo ws
Open MIDlox and go to Options > MIDI Devices and select the DeepMind as your Input
and output Device (If you are using a MIDI Interface select this instead). If you push a button
or more a fader on the DeepMind you should see that this is received in MIDlox.
Next Press View > Sysex and this will open the Sysex View.
Next press Sysex > Receive Manual Dump and your computer is ready to receive the
messages from your DeepMind. Return to your DeepMind and in the Sysex Export menu,
use the Sysex-dump option, Press YES, and you should see that MIDlox is receiving the
message.
It is extremely important not to disturb the DeepMind or your computer. Once completed
press Done on the Sysex Receive Window, and then Display Window > Save.
From Windows
To send t he .SY X file b ack to y our De epmind, press global and go to the Connectivity
Menu. Set your Device ID to what it was when you exported the file.
Open MIDlox and go to Options > MIDI Devices and select the DeepMind as your Input
and output Device (If you are using a MIDI Interface select this instead). If you push a button
or more a fader on the DeepMind you should see that this is received in MIDlox.
Next Press View > Sysex and this will open the Sysex View.
Press Command Window, Load File and you should see the sysex message appear. You can
now go to Command Window, Send Sysex and you should see that your DeepMind is
receiving the message.

To Mac
Open Sysex Librarian and select the DeepMind as your Source (If you are using a MIDI
Interface select this instead). Once selected press the Record Many option and your Mac is
now ready to receive messages from your DeepMind. Return to your DeepMind and in the
Sysex Export menu, use the Sysex-dump option, Press YES, and you should see that Sysex
Librarian is receiving the message.
It is extremely important not to disturb the DeepMind or your computer. Once completed
Press Done, And then File > Save As sysex.
From Mac
Open Sysex Librarian and select the DeepMind as your Source (If you are using a MIDI
Interface select this instead). You should see that your Sysex file is displayed in the list, if not
Press File, Add to Library. Press the Play Button and you should see that the DeepMind is
receiving the message.

Change patch and/or bank memory positions on your DeepMind
On DeepMind you cannot change the destination of the SysEx files. If you download a
patch, you'll be forced to install it on the bank and number (the position) which the author
decided. If you already have a favourite patch on position A-1, just to make an example,
you'll have to overwrite the A-1 position on your synth. The same goes for the banks. If an
author has created a bank containing 128 patches on bank position G, DeepMind will
overwrite your patches on bank G. You have no option to choose another bank.
There are some work arounds to solve that.
The first tool is Behringer’s DeepMind editor found on their download site.
https://www.behringer.com/downloads.html
Make sure you also have the latest firmware installed on your DeepMind. The DeepMind
editor lets you copy and paste patches and banks, and edit your sounds on your computer.

Second solution is the DeepChanger tool
It is created by Riccardo Santato. DeepCharcher will help you swap patches and banks on
your DeepMind. On his website you find more information. This is the main things it can do:
• change the original destination of a program
• change the original destination of an entire bank
• take out a single program from a specified bank
• split an entire bank into single programs
• create a list of the programs written inside a bank
The program is available for MacOS, Windows and Linux operative system, both in 32bit
and 64bit versions: it doesn’t need an installer so it’s a portable application. It’s free and it
will always be but a donation is truly well accepted.
You find DeepCharger here: https://www.riccardosantato.net/DeepChanger
Tecker Beats can´t take a ny responsibility f or the use of the above-mentioned apps. Always
read the instructions well!
Hope you enjoy the sounds!
Jan @ Tecker Beats