Installer

Installs PRO-8000 on a Behringer PRO-800 over USB, sets up its patch memory, or takes it back to the stock firmware. Works in Chrome or Edge on a computer.

Not connected

Before you start, connect the synth by USB and quit SynthTribe and anything else that uses MIDI, including MIDI patchbays and other MIDI pages in any browser: a single message from one of them makes the bootloader refuse an update. Editor tabs in this browser step aside by themselves.

Firmware Flash the firmware

Patch memory

Leave it as it isPatches and tuning stay. Initialise itEvery slot becomes empty, sequences included. Tuning stays. Needed when coming from stock. Restore a saved memory imageWrites a 128 kB .bin from this synth back and checks it.

Sounds Install the preset bank

Stock firmware file

Behringer's firmware can't be shared from this site, so it comes from your computer. SynthTribe downloads it when you run its Update once, even if the update stalls. On a Mac it's in ~/Library/Caches/com.behringer.synthtribe/fsCachedData/: a file of about 169 kB with a random name. Copy it somewhere and open it here; in Finder, Cmd+Shift+G goes to that folder. On Windows SynthTribe leaves no file: format the patch memory in the editor, then let SynthTribe flash stock itself (see the manual).

Patch memory

Empty itStock can't read PRO-8000's patches. The 100 factory sounds stay in the memory, and stock's factory reset brings them back. Write back the image from this synthBrings back your stock patches and settings, from an image saved before PRO-8000 changed them.

Leave it as it isIt holds no PRO-8000 data, so stock can read it.

Installer

What will happen

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