MATRIXSYNTH: Prophet X Sounds Vol 3 by Everett Dudgeon


Monday, March 02, 2020

Prophet X Sounds Vol 3 by Everett Dudgeon


Published on Mar 2, 2020 EverettDudgeon138

"Some more patches and sounds I've done for the Sequential Prophet-X. Lots of soundtracks from some of my favorite flicks. Every patch you hear is playing in real time, no overdubs or multitracking.

Some usual stuff in here like Carpenter's Prince Of Darkness and Body Bags but for the most part I wanted to stick to really obscure stuff (which I prefer).
Ghosthouse, Razorback, Frankenstein '80, The Vampire And The Ballerina, Murderrock, The Deadly Organ, The Entity, Without Warning, MS 45, Anthropophagus, Chopping Mall, Laserblast, Burial Ground, and The Stone Tape.

©Everett Dudgeon 2020"

https://www.sequential.com/product/prophet-x

Posted by matrix at 3/02/2020 09:04:00 PM
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  1. Anonymous3/2/20, 11:10 PM

    It is at the point of sounds of such synthesizers being the equivalent of sounds of such things as Konigseggs and Bugattis. The only thing that will ever reach me are the sounds. Like those cloud cities in Star Trek. They're up there, and I'm just down here digging in the dirt. I might look up once in a while but not very often because it puts a kink in my neck.

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