"Vintage Sequential Circuits Prophet remote for the rev 3.2 Prophet-5 and comparable revision Prophet-10. Uncommon 49 key, 4 octave C-C pratt-reed j-wire keyboard. Components look to be intact, but is being sold as is. The keyboard will likely need buss bar and j-wire cleaning as well as new rebound bushings.
the remote also has three wheels of which pitch self returns and a switch matrix similar to the Prophet-5/10.
Original leather strap and locks. Walnut wood end pieces. Serial number 4."
"Some sound examples from this analog vintage synth from the 80s.
All presets and sounds made by me, used only Vallhalla Room reverb and the synths internal chorus."
"This is the rare Prophet-3000 Rev B 4MB model. The standard 3000 had 2MB, and few had 4MB out of the factory (although some could be expanded to 4). As such, this unit is a bit of a rarity.
The floppy drive is needs a cleaning. I am considering doing it myself, but obviously that makes me a little nervous. However, if you are patient with it the current drive will do. The controller works well too.
This unit comes with about 45 disks of sounds, many custom from the original owner. It sounds excellent, as only 3 samplers were ever made with both analog filters and 16-bit sample rates. Truly its a champion of its category."
"Ok. I’m sick of the eprom wars. So I decided to make something totally new!!! I made binary files from a Elektron machine drum ii and programmed them for a Druntraks.
(Man I love this.) this is so cutting edge. And no one has this set. It remained a me of having a whole brand new machine. But a drum traks."
Here I put the Prophet VS waves into the UDO Super 6, Waldorf M, Arturia Microfreak and Pigments using just a DAW and Audacity. It's a super flexible method and following this you should be able to sample any wave from anything you have to create a wavetable - the tricky bit was getting the cycle length sample accurate. Some require
0:00 Making Wavetables isn't always easy
3:21 Tuning the Source Instrument
5:16 Create the Initial Samples
6:07 Fine Tuning the Samples
7:45 Creating the Single Cycles Sample in Audacity
10:26 Exporting Individual Files
11:22 Creating Wavetables
15:54 Take Care!
16:48 Changing the Cycle Length
17:39 Export as a Wavetable
18:24 Importing into the Microfreak
19:07 Change the Number of Samples per Wavetable
19:56 Change the Bitrate
20:55 Final Test - The Working Wavetables
Something tells me the sticker doesn't quite count as provenance, but there you have it.
"This was either owned or used by the Talking Heads at one point in time, as you can see from the inside of the flight case. I've owned it for the last 8 years, and had it serviced 2 years ago at Patchwork in NYC. It's been calibrated, had bad caps replaced, bus bar and other controls cleaned, and more. The LED for Program Select button 2 does not light, but I never notice. I can forward the bill of work to the buyer for your records.
It comes with a big heavy flight case, which it will be shipped in unless you are local to the NYC area. I can also potentially deliver if you are local.
This is a rev 3.0 that was upgraded a long time ago to the rev. 3.3 MIDI spec., so it will nicely integrate with your modern studio setup. It also has expanded 120 patch memory installed."
"features four digital oscillators with 8-voice polyphony and voice panning
analog filters
built-in arpeggiator
two part multi-timbral double and split modes
1/4" stereo/mono/headphone jacks
MIDI in, out and thru ports
footpedal jack
includes Operation Manual
power cable
This Prophet VS was recently fully serviced by original Sequential Circuits personnel David Sesnak at Wine Country Productions and is in perfect working condition."
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Best of Sequential Pro-One Synthesizer all synthesizer sounds: Sequential Pro-One Analog Synthesizer (1981) drums: LinnDrum, Boss DR-55, Korg KR-55B, Roland TR-707, Roland TR-808, Simmons SDS-8
Setlist 0:06 Warm Up 0:15 Start The Engine 0:44 Lost 80s 1:29 Evening Jam 1:47 Electrodust 2:19 Wave Police 3:02 I Feel Love With The Pro-One 3:20 Simmons EBM 3:48 Crazy Things 4:15 Understand Me! 4:42 Sequenced! 5:00 Duel 5:25 Play The Game 5:38 Electric Woman 5:52 Tanzen 6:05 Turn A Round 6:29 Dark Synth 6:48 RetroSound 7:18 Hard Sync 7:30 Filter Modulation 7:40 Electronic Vibes 8:00 Vince1 8:06 Vince2 8:12 Vince3 8:20 The End
The Sequential Pro-One Synthesizer from the year 1981 is my favorite monophonic analog synth . Here can you find the full Pro-One playlist with single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy."
"On October 8th, 2022, an orchestra composed of 11 musicians played the famous minimalist piece "In C" by Terry Riley using various instruments from the smem collection. This was the closing night of the exhibition "Patterns, Loops and Textures. On Minimalism and Electronic Music", held at bluefactory, Fribourg, Switzerland. For more information, visit smemmusic.ch
CREDITS
Musicians - Julie Milani: Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 - Timothée Verheij: Arturia Microbrute - Arthur Holliger: Yamaha DX-7 - Isabelle Vauthey: violin - François Aubort: clarinet - Laurent Steiert: Buchla modular - Emmanuel Küng: modular synthesizer (noise and percussions) - Christopher Curtis: modular synthesizer (bass) - Christophe Lesimple: Roland SH-101 - Lucien Müllener: drums - Mikael Dürrmeier: arranging & direction, live mixing & sound spatialization, samples & Arturia Drumbrute
Sound - Bernhard Zitz: sound system and sound engineering - Mikael Dürrmeier: sound engineering assistance
Video - Mikael Dürrmeier: mixing and mastering - Victorien Genna: video recording & editing
Thank you to our partners: - bluefactory https://bluefactory.ch/en/home/ - TEAR https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... - Ville de Fribourg https://www.ville-fribourg.ch"
