Tuesday, January 05, 2021
Sequential Prophet 6 Firmware Update 1.6.3: Turn your Prophet 6 in a Prophet 5 with the Vintage Knob
The Great Filter
See this post for additional details. It applies to the OB--6, and both receive MPE support as well.
"TLDR: Now the P6 has a knob to make it sound vintage-er, and it sounds gorgeous. Check it out!!
Hi all,
Today Sequential just released this FANTASTIC update to all the P6/OB6 keyboard and module versions.
In addition to MPE support which is fabulous, they brought the “vintage knob” feature of the newly released Prophet 5 to these machines!
This feature essentially makes all the parameters in the synth vary a bit from their programmed values per voice, meaning instead of all voices having the same value of filter cutoff, envelope settings, etc, they actually diverge according to how much you increase the vintage knob.
The result is this beautiful vintage sound that makes everything you play less predictable, which amounts to more variability and therefore more musicality!"
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