Moog Mavis, Prophet 5, AJH Synth large Eurorack modular synth Performance

video upload by DreamsOfWires

"Performance using Eurorack and Sequential Prophet 5. The modular consists mostly of AJH Synth modules (list below), a Doepfer Mini Synthesizer Voice and a Moog Mavis.
This is a slightly simplified section of something I've been recording for Bandcamp. A reflection of the present with an ear to the past. It'll be released on Bandcamp soon if I'm satisfied with it once it's finished, no promises.
I wanted to build a piece around a simple, analogue, un-quantised sequencer. The manual scaling and slowing of the sequence was inspired by Tangerine Dream's 'Phaedra', which begins rather chaotically, before the sequence morphs and slows to become more melodic. A fascinating piece of music and synth tweaking from the early 70's.
The ambient drone sounds and polyphonic Prophet presets (which I also created) are more inspired by the movie and television soundtracks of the past, if anything, or at least in my imagination of them.
This was entirely recorded within the Eurorack modular system - the mix isn't the best, but I like creating something in this way, set in stone, frozen in time, warts and all, perfectly imperfect.
My music: https://tomorrowthecure.bandcamp.com

Modules used:
Sounds - 2 full AJH Synth MiniMod voices (equivalent of a Minimoog), with 1 using a Sonic XV instead of a Transistor Ladder Filter. Additionally, a Fixed Filter Bank 914, Wave Swarm, Tone Science Triple Cross, Precision Voltages, Ring SM and CV Mix (for scaling the sequence), Dual LFO, 2x Muting Mxer. Doepfer A-111-5 (same voice as a Dark Energy), Moog Mavis, and Music Thing Modular Radio Music (Japanese funeral ceremony sample).
Sequencer - Erica Synths Sequential Switch with CV Expander.
Effects - Happy Nerding FX Aid (master reverb), ALM Busy Circuits MFX (Mavis drone reverb), XAOC Devices Sarajewo analog 'bucket brigade' delay.
Mixing - Cosmotronic Cosmix.
Audio recorder - Expert Sleepers Disting Mk4 (as WAV recorder)."

Rare KEYTEK CTS-2000 Crosstable Synthesizer w/ Carts

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Softube Model 80 - "Analog Dreams" Soundset 50 Presets

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"Dream come true!

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Finally one of the most iconic synthesizers of 80S Prophet-5 re-created in software format and sound really close to the original.

Thanks to Softube – now we are having stable Prophet synthesizer – Model 80!

No more expensive searchings of pricey original for thousands of dollars - all is stable and ready to go in your track on your computer!

Introducing "Analog Dreams" Soundset with 50 organic & dynamic presets:

Big authtentic strings
Dark pads
Sweeps & drones
Inverted sounds
Deep basses
Beautiful Poly’s
Edge synth plucks
Edge Leads

All the presets are MW, Velo & Aftertouch programmed.
Easy installing with our instructions.

Made by chief sound engeneer of LFO.store – Nick Klimenko.

From Ambient & Electronica to SynthWave & SynthPop with benefits of analog synthesis.

Turn the potential of your powerful synthesizer on maximum & may music be with you!"

Sequential Prophet 5/10: a Musical Exploration Part 2

video upload by Synth Universe

"Part 2 continues my musical exploration of sounds and timbres on this classic analog synth using custom-created patches. All the sounds you hear in this video were created by me on the Prophet 10 and include pads, keys, bass, poly synth, leads, sines, chimes, strings and FX.

I wanted to retain the raw sound, so in the making of this video no chorus, modulation or thickening effects were used (software or hardware). Note that the Prophet 5/10 has no internal effects. The only effects used were reverb (mainly the Valhalla Vintage Verb plugin) or delay (Logic native delay plugin). No EQ was used to enhance either the low end or the high end.

The Prophet 5/10 has a single mono audio output, so to create a stereo image I used old-school layering in my DAW. When I recorded each audio take, I also captured MIDI data and used this to record new tracks of the original take. Using the Vintage knob on the Prophet set at 3 means that each MIDI take has subtle differences in pitch, envelopes and filter. Panning and slight detuning of the tracks creates, to my ears, a nice rich stereo image and retains the character of the sound.

*If you own a Prophet 5 rev 4 or Prophet 10, all the sounds featured in this video are now available to purchase as part of the Synth Universe Prophet 5/10 rev 4 Soundbank. Follow the link below where you can also watch video demos of all 80 patches.

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Watch the demo of patches 1 - 20 here: [posted here]

Watch 'A Musical Exploration Part 1' here: [posted here]

Time stamps
00:00 PWM synth strings
00:49 Girth
01:28 Short synbrass
01:59 Clear keys
02:38 Fifth release
03:27 Spectral awakening & slow strings
05:47 Tremowah
06:33 Poly trill
07:12 Blasted bass
07:56 Vintage accordian
08:26 Fat muted PWM
09:02 Harmonics
09:46 Dreamy sine
10:39 PW chord pad
11:09 Quirky pop
11:28 Scat lead
12:00 Unison harp
12:31 Resonance keys
13:19 Hollow but rich
13:59 Rich chimes RAW
14:29 Rich chimes STEREO
14:59 Water spattering

All musical ideas are my own and are copyright to me.

Video graphics on Spectral awakening by ChristianBodhi from Pixabay.

There was no sponsorship or affiliation to Sequential or their products in the creation of this video."

Sequential Prophet 5/10 rev 4 | Sound Bank Demos

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"In this video I play original sounds created for the Prophet 5/10 rev 4 synthesizer. I demo patches 1 - 20 from the Synth Universe Prophet 5/10 rev 4 Sound bank: a bank of 80 patches containing a wide range of pads, strings, brass, poly synths, keys, bass, leads, tuned percussion and sines.

Each patch is demonstrated first raw in mono, as output straight from the synth. For the majority of the patches I then repeat the demo but with stereo and reverb or delay applied, so you can hear the sounds more like they would be in a musical context. Please refer to the other three videos for demos of sounds 21 - 80. The time stamps below mean you can easily access specific sounds in this video and compare MONO with STEREO.

Buy this sound bank here: https://synthuniverse.sellfy.store/pr...

In the making of this video no chorus, modulation or thickening effects were used (software or hardware). The only effects used were reverb (mainly the Valhalla Vintage Verb plugin) or delay (Logic native delay plugin). No EQ was used to enhance either the low end or the high end.

The Prophet 5/10 has a single mono audio output, so to create a stereo image I used old-school layering in my DAW. When I recorded each audio take, I also captured MIDI data and used this to record new tracks of the original take. Using the Vintage knob on the Prophet set at 3 means that each MIDI take has subtle differences in pitch, envelopes and filter. Panning and slight detuning of the tracks creates, to my ears, a nice rich stereo image and retains the core sound.

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Moog One in action !!

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"Sound banks available at:
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#moog #electronicmusic #analogsynth #smvproducer #moogone #soundbank #sounddesign #sounddesigner

I still think that the M1 sounds good. not because I am a fan boy ( I own the Prophet 10 and the OBX8 too ), but because it is a deep analog synth!
Recorded live, without any external processing.

Thank you."

NAMM 2024 - Groove Synthesis - 3rd Wave Desktop

video upload by sonicstate

"At NAMM 2024, we met with Kurt from Groove Synthesis to explore the latest offering from the company, the Third Wave Desktop, featuring the new 1.7 operating system update. This update brings significant enhancements to the synth, including an improved virtual analog waveform oscillator and the incorporation of sequential Prophet VS wavetables. A major addition is MPE support and Kurt showed us the modulation routings for MPE parameters, allowing users to leverage Y-axis control and polyphonic aftertouch, bringing expressive capabilities to the forefront.

Kurt also demonstrated the more gnarly side of the 3rd Wave by disabling interpolation and navigating through individual parts of the wave for glitchy effects. The synth is not limited to virtual analog sounds; it offers FM modulation with 3-operator FM capabilities, providing users with a diverse sonic palette.

3rd Wave Desktop Available now. Price: 3,495 USD

https://www.groovesynthesis.com/"

Sequential Prophet 5/10: a Musical Exploration

video upload by Synth Universe

"A musical exploration of sounds and timbres on this classic analog synth using custom-created patches. All the sounds you hear in this video were created by me on the Prophet 10 and include brasses, pads, keys, bass, poly synth, sines, chimes, strings and FX.

I wanted to retain the raw sound, so in the making of this video no chorus, modulation or thickening effects were used (software or hardware). Note that the Prophet 5/10 has no internal effects. The only effects used were reverb (mainly the Valhalla Vintage Verb plugin) or delay (Logic native delay plugin). No EQ was used to enhance either the low end or the high end.

The Prophet 5/10 has a single mono audio output, so to create a stereo image I used old-school layering in my DAW. When I recorded each audio take, I also captured MIDI data and used this to record new tracks of the original take. Using the Vintage knob on the Prophet set at 3 means that each MIDI take has subtle differences in pitch, envelopes and filter. Panning and slight detuning of the tracks creates, to my ears, a nice rich stereo image and retains the character of the sound.

** If you own a Prophet 5 rev 4 or Prophet 10, all the sounds featured in this video will soon be available to purchase as part of the Synth Universe Prophet 5/10 rev 4 Soundbank. Please subscribe and enable notifications and you will be alerted on release.**

Although the Prophet 10 now has dual layer functionality, all the sounds in this video are single layer and could be played on a Prophet 10 or a Prophet 5 rev 4.

Time stamps
00:00 Big brass pad
01:21 Big pulsing poly
01:50 Clarity
02:18 Unison pluck bass
02:54 Uni brass 2 and muted bass
04:07 Attack sizzle
04:39 Warm underpad
05:35 Expressive pad
06:33 Sizzle sweep
07:28 Bright poly
08:06 Dark strings
08:50 Polymod sparkle
09:08 Detuning brass
09:44 Cosmic organ flutes
10:19 Touch poly
10:48 Vibrato sweep
11:55 Firework chimes
12:24 Octave release
13:36 Shadow whistle
14:14 Synth strings raw mono
14:44 Synth strings stereo
15:15 Synth strings stereo + reverb
15:48 Storm drone

All musical ideas are my own and are copyright to me.

There was no sponsorship or affiliation to Sequential or their products in the creation of this video.

Hi I'm Jim: a musician, composer and sound designer. Welcome to my channel! This channel focuses on the musical and performance potential of synthesizers and helping you to get the most out of them."

OBERHEIM MATRIX 6 vs SEQUENTIAL PROPHET 600: Live Vintage Synth Shoot-Out!

video upload by Vulture Culture

"Which sounds better? Oberheim and Sequential Circuits represent the top of the line American analog synthesizers from the 80's. These two are still affordable and represent the best of both companies in their heyday!"

Sequential Prophet-6 Six Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer Venta Instrumentos Vintage Olimusic

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"Sequential Prophet-6 Six Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer Dave Smith Instruments Made In USA"

Sequential Prophet REV2 - Analog Signature Vol.1 Soundset [36 Production-ready Patches]

video upload by RM Studios

"The Sequential/DSI Prophet REV2 is an immensely powerful analog synthesizer. Its flexibility has very little competitors on the same analog domain in which it lives.

The idea behind this work is to complement this beautiful machine with 36 presets specially tailored for the typical studio production and live performance needs of the contemporary keyboardist. The patches would also definitely work as starting points for adding your own edits and tweaks.

It works with all the models of the REV2, and is designed on a 16-Voice version, especially recommended for the layered presets.

The soundset can be purchased through the following link:

https://robertomacri.wixsite.com/home..."

KORG Introduces the KingKORG NEO!

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"KingKORG NEO packs the power from the legendary virtual analog synth KingKORG into a compact 37-full size key synth, with new sounds, a 16-band vocoder, effects, and virtual patching.

At your fingertips is deep sonic exploration with the intuitive front panel equipped with dedicated knobs and screens, 3 oscillators with 138 different oscillators types to choose from, and 18 classic synth filters, including iconic models such as MS-20, TB303, SEM, Minimoog, and Prophet 5, faithfully recreated through KORG's advanced XMT engine."

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Ambient jam with the Sequential Prophet Rev2, Eurorack, Sloër, and Soma Cosmos

video upload by Jay Hosking

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A live, semi-improvised synthesizer jam performed entirely on hardware.

I went to the store to try out the Sequential Prophet Rev2 for fun, but they didn't have it set up on the floor.

"You should just take it home," the rep said. "Bring it back within 30 days if you don't want it."

So here we are, with the Prophet Rev2 at home. I love having so many voices that so easily can be panned into a binaural sound. The keybed and layout are fantastic and I just like playing it. The sound is great except when it isn't; something about the full-open filter or resonance is displeasing in a mix, though I often don't mind it on its own. Here, I made a binaural patch, with the same synth sound hard panned to left and right sides, but slight variation in the DCOs and "slop" (terrible word) leading to a very rich stereo feeling. One of those rare beautiful things you can do with only some polysynths (and software, of course).

In short, the Prophet Rev2 is a wonderful synth to explore with something of a frumpy sound, for better and for worse.

I was noodling on some chords and wanted accompaniment, so I started with the Cosmos (for some asymmetrical looping), and then took out my melodic eurorack skiff. It's been a while since I had it on the table, so it was nice just to hear these sounds again. Eurorack just leads me to places and sounds I might not otherwise find.

Ultimately, this jam came together in a day, and I'm always a little worried about those ones, because you might not like them as much the next day. So far, though, I'm pretty happy with it.

Thanks for listening.

Sequential Prophet Rev2 - pads
Walrus Sloër - reverb for Rev2
Soma Cosmos - looping for Rev2
Eurorack:
Qu-Bit Chord V2 through Endorphines Squawk Dirty to Me - organ sort of sound
Frequency Central Product - droning analog voice
4ms Ensemble Oscillator through Make Noise QPAS - hyperspace organ
Effects are described in the video, and include Happy Nerding FX Aid XL, Noise Engineering Melotus Versio and Desmodus Versio, Intellijel Multi-FX 1U
ALM Busy Circuits Pamela's New Workout - modulation for all the voices

Performed and recorded live, with EQ, compression, and limiting on the master.

https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com"

OP-X PRO-3 vs. Oberheim OB-X | Jupiter-8 | Prophet-5

video upload by SonicProjects

"SonicProjects OP-X PRO-3 comparison to Oberheim OB-X as well as Jupiter-8 and Prophet-5. Includes A:B tweaking as well as comparing cloned presets.

Setup:
Upper keyboard: Oberheim OB-X Rev.2 vintage built in 1980 equipped with 6 voices. The stereo output goes directly to input 1 and 2 of an RME Fireface UC which has very clean and neutral sounding converters. Signal directly recorded to disk.

Lower keyboard: E-MU Xboard 61 MIDI keyboard attached via USB to a MacBook Pro M1 2020 with macOS Ventura 13.4. The MIDI signal is driving OP-X PRO-3 which is hosted in Logic Pro. The stereo output of OP-X PRO-3 is directly recorded to disk.

Blue skin installed.

Parts:
00:00 A:B tweaking
10:51 Comparing presets
23:35 Jupiter-8
29:05 Prophet-5

Since no Jupiter-8 and and Prophet-5 were available this part of the comparison uses the excellent original factory presets recordings of Synthmania:

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Creamware PRO-12 ASB w/ Origal Box, CD & Registration Sheet

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It's kind of interesting that Creamware included an instruction sheet on maintaining the wood.

"With its emulation of the classic Prophet 5, this synth delivers rich, analog sound that is sure to impress. Featuring a range of keys and a compact design, this Creamware PRO 12 ASB is perfect for both studio and live performances. Built with high-quality components, this Creamware PRO 12 ASB delivers unrivaled sound quality and reliability. Whether you're a professional musician or just starting out, this desktop synth is the perfect choice for your next project. Don't miss out on the opportunity to add the Creamware PRO 12 ASB to your music collection."

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CHROMA POLARIS vs PROPHET 600: Live Shoot-out of these Analog Synth Titans!

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"2 Voltage-controlled Oscillators per voice is expensive, especially in the vintage market! The two cheapest analog polysynths you can get from the 80's with 2 VCO's are the Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 and the rare Fender Chroma Polaris. In this livestream we'll compare the two and see which reigns supreme."

Prophet 5/10 Rev 4 Round Robin Allocation Mode

video upload by Analog Prophet

"Changing Voice Allocation Mode at the Prophet 5/10 rev 4.

Normally the voice allocation mode is set to normal. That is every 1st note in a chord one hit the first voice is triggered, every second note the 2nd voice is triggered etc. That means the same voices are used all the time in a similar way. But different voices differs slightly.

There is a voice allocation mode (from firmware 2.0) that circulate the voices every time a key is hit: Round Robin Mode.
That gives small nice variations every time a key is triggered and makes the P5/10 rev 4 soaring in a nice way.

Enable Round Robin Voice Allocation Mode:
1. Hold down BANK and press GLOBALS button once to activate Page 3 of the Globals menu

2. Press program selection button 2

3. Use the BANKS and TENS buttons (DECREMENT/INCREMENT) to set voice allocation mode to rr

4. When finished, press the GLOBALS button once to exit."

Silent Night on Minimoog Model D

video upload by Analog Prophet

"Outside is storming, but in the studio everything calms down to a silent night. Merry Christmas!"

Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 76-Key 8-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer

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"Step into the world of classic synthesis with the Sequential T8, an iconic synthesizer known for its rich sounds and unparalleled expression. This vintage beauty is a must-have for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Key Features:

• Authentic Vintage Tone: Experience the warm, analog sounds that made the Sequential T8 a legend in the music world.

• Versatile Sound Shaping: With multiple oscillators, filters, and modulation options, create everything from lush pads to piercing leads.

• Intuitive Interface: Despite its advanced capabilities, the T8 offers a user-friendly interface, making sound design a breeze.

• MIDI Integration: Equipped with MIDI capabilities, this synthesizer easily integrates into modern setups.

• Excellent Condition: Meticulously maintained, this T8 is in superb condition, preserving its historical value and sound integrity."

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Korg Polysix (1981)

video upload by Ticco Ross

"Korg PolySix Custom White with Reverse Keys:

The Korg Polysix is a vintage analog polyphonic synthesizer that was first introduced in 1981.

Korg developed the Polysix with an eye on the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, trying to provide some of the features found on the more expensive synth in a compact, reliable and much cheaper design.

With one oscillator per voice and six voices, SSM2044 4-pole voltage-controlled filters, unique Korg VCO design, awesome envelopes and analog effects, the Polysix sounds fantastic.

The white panel of this Polysix was made by synthronics.de and the inverted keys come from a pair of Korg Poly 800, although the origin of those original Korg grey knobs remains a mystery to me."