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Sunday, June 21, 2009

making music with pro53


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"somebody said the other day that NI pro53 is sh*t... it's not... i made a little demo with only pro53 playing and it's typical pluck synth sound... for some reason the video has been converted to 4:3 ratio, but what the hell..."
Posted by matrix at 6/21/2009 10:35:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Sudden Death6/21/09, 11:11 PM

    That's a nice arrangement. If you were to get your sound going that would elevate you from the rest. What I mean is you know your midi good enough, know start finding your own sound.

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  2. loneraver6/22/09, 3:31 AM

    It's not that pro53 is bad., in fact it can sound pretty good. It's just that it doesn't really sound close enough to Prophet 5 to count as a good simulation. (compared to the arturia) Because it's marketed as a Prophet 5 clone, it's hard for some to look past this.

    Also, when compared to the other NI synths, it's the weakest link.

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  3. Anu6/22/09, 8:09 AM

    Pro-53 was one of the first decent softsynths. That also means it's sort of uninteresting by today's standards.

    It doesn't sound particularly "analog" - I am not sure what "modeling" technology (if any) was used on the oscillators and filters - and like many NI products suffers from a too-small UI.

    I find the presets tend to rely too much on the delay.

    That said, it's a fine way to learn the basics of synthesis - but you could get Synth1 for free and it is just as good or better.

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