I recently acquired a Strymon Mobius, and I was very impressed with how awesome the algorithms are, especially when used with synths like the Peak. Check it out
Thank you! Yes I use my rev 2 as a midi controller for a few synths that I have, and also for MainStage (omnisphere 2). In fact, the newest omnisphere update will allow full integration of omnisphere directly on the rev 2 ( and other synths) but anyway I love the keybed, it's by far the best synth action key bed I've ever used, even better than my moog. And the Rev 2 is built like a tank
Thanks for the response. That sounds really good. I was considering a dedicated controller but to get a high quality one such as Akai or Nektar, then it is 1/3 to 1/2 the price of a Rev2 8 voice - so I am thinking about that instead!
that is one of the hardest questions to answer hahaha but because I mostly perform and play live, I would get the Rev 2 for ease of use with my live rig. For only recording, the Peak
From 6:30 to 8:06 is one of my favorite sounds I've heard in a long time. Tonally and musically
Very nice tutorial, sounds, and gear I might add! Keep producing man!
Thank you so much:) I definitely enjoy this pedal lot!
This is an excellent demo, thank you! Would you recommend the Prophet Rev2 as a MIDI controller? Are there any limitations?
Thank you! Yes I use my rev 2 as a midi controller for a few synths that I have, and also for MainStage (omnisphere 2). In fact, the newest omnisphere update will allow full integration of omnisphere directly on the rev 2 ( and other synths) but anyway I love the keybed, it's by far the best synth action key bed I've ever used, even better than my moog. And the Rev 2 is built like a tank
Thanks for the response. That sounds really good. I was considering a dedicated controller but to get a high quality one such as Akai or Nektar, then it is 1/3 to 1/2 the price of a Rev2 8 voice - so I am thinking about that instead!
+Vincent Vega oh yeah I totally understand. I have an Akai advance 61, it has great action but set me back like $600, and the rev 2 is superior still
If you would had to choose one.. Rev 2 or Peak?
that is one of the hardest questions to answer hahaha but because I mostly perform and play live, I would get the Rev 2 for ease of use with my live rig. For only recording, the Peak
would prefer lower frequency effects but still non the less impressive!
does it limits lower frequency effects?
so do you mean less depth, more subtle effects?
Uriel Ortega
I mean effecting like LFO
John Carpenter, Blade runner,
You know, those phasers
+Adam Volk (Void Voyage) oh I understand. So you prefer using LFOs to create those modulation sounds
yhe :D
Is it possible to make those deep 2 sentence long sweeps?
+Adam Volk (Void Voyage) I think with the right settings, the LFOs can make really nice long modulation lines! Just depends on the depth and the speed
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