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Prophet Rev2 Soundset VCM ++ Volume 2 Patches
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- VCM ++ Volume 2 is here! This sound set takes advantage of the latest O.S. update for Prophet Rev2, with tons of new Vintage Voice Modeling Sounds, Binaural Stereo Stacks and Advanced Motion Patches. Now available on Sellfy here: sounddesign.se...
VINTAGE VOICE COMPONENT MODELING (VCM)
A few years back I did a bunch of research and analysis on vintage synths from the 1970s through 2000s, to understand what gives classic/vintage synths their lush character and organic warmth. I published info on my findings at www.VoiceCompon..., and released a patch bank for the Prophet Rev 2 (as well as other soundsets for other synths in the past few years). This new soundset (VCM ++ Volume 2) is the latest release, harnessing the techniques I've been working on the past few years.
LATEST O.S. for PROPHET REV2
This sound set takes advantage of the latest Prophet Rev2 firmware released a few months ago, which fixed some issues with the Gated Sequencer Key Stepping, along with several other minor bugs. This O.S. (v1.21) is the latest stable release, and highly recommended for usage with these patches. They would technically work with previous O.S. versions, but not sound as good. Go get the latest O.S. for free on the official Sequential website: www.sequential...
NEW CAPABILITIES WITH UPDATED O.S.
Now that the Key Stepping of the Gated Sequencer works fully on stacked patches, there are some new capabilities that the Prophet Rev2 has.
Firstly, it can now pull off stacked/layered patches with Vintage Voice Modeling on both layers, with correct voice stepping. This allows for huge sounding vintage stacks, emulating double tracked or binaural stereo sounds, with tons of organic, vintage character through per voice modeling (VCM).
Second, the excellent gated sequencer / modulation sequencer can now be used in key stepping mode for stacked/layered patches. This provides the Rev2 with great syncopated motion capabilities, unmatched by virtually any other synth on the market. By combining two layers of Arpeggio motion, with Osc Frequency Modulations, Cutoff jumps and other modulation, you can create rich, animated motion that can be played up and down the keybed in any key -- semi-procedural, intelligent melodies and multi osc harmonies that respond to your playing.
Third, the above two capabilities unlocked with the latest O.S. can be mixed/matched. For example, there are many patches in the soundset and demo, which have a pad, brass or string sound with vintage voice modeling on one layer, combined with an advanced motion arp on the second layer, for rich motion patches, with a fundamental organic, vintage style based underneath.
0:00 PAD-S Pulsimatic VCM
1:11 SPL Led Zeppelin In The Light VCM *
2:25 PAD The Cars Drive Pad VCM *
2:35 KEY The Cars Drive Pluck VCM *
3:12 ARP PAD HorizonGlow VCM
4:22 KEY EP Radiohead Everything in it's Right Place VCM *
5:08 SYN Muse Uprising VCM *
5:42 PAD-S Noisipulse VCM
6:47 STR Rush Subdivisions Stack VCM *
7:16 PAD M83 Outro Supermod VCM *
8:25 ARP PAD Syncronicity VCM
9:30 SPL Stranger Themes VCM *
10:13 LED Pink Floyd Dogs VCM *
10:52 BRS MegaBrass Swell VCM
11:40 ARP PAD ElectricCity VCM
12:49 STR Muse Undisclosed Pizz *
13:06 KEY EP Kraftwerk Computer Love VCM *
13:23 KEY PAD Majestic VCM
13:46 ARP PAD SolFlare VCM
14:38 BRS Prince Party Like It's 1999 VCM *
14:58 SYN Tears for Fears Everybody Wants to Rule The World VCM *
15:41 ARP Key ClockTicks VCM
16:44 PAD VOX SyncChoir VCM
17:14 LED Electric Lights VCM *
17:45 ARP SYN 80sPulsar VCM
18:54 BAS Michael Jackson Billie Jean Bass*
19:03 BRS Michael Jackson Billie Jean Brass*
19:13 STR Near Orch Pit VCM
20:01 KEY EP AmbiPluck VCM
20:23 LED Pink Floyd Shine On You Crazy Diamond VCM *
20:43 KEY Prince When Doves Cry VCM *
21:09 KEY PAD DXSpace VCM
21:36 ARP MachineSync VCM
22:29 SYN Beverly Hills Cop Axel F Lead VCM *
22:48 SYN Rush Tom Sawyer Lead VCM *
23:02 STR BigString Stack VCM
23:45 KEY EP Thom Yorke Dawn Chorus VCM *
24:45 SYN Phil Collins I Don't Care Any More VCM *
25:12 ARP DualingBass VCM
26:15 LED FlashBulb VCM
26:43 LED-M Daft Punk Robot Rock VCM *
27:04 SYN Journey Separate Ways VCM *
27:31 KEY EP Echopop VCM
28:26 STR Prince When Doves Cry Strings VCM *
28:55 STR BrightSolina VCM
29:30 SYN MemMoogDub VCM
30:08 LED Europe Final Countdown VCM *
30:18 STR DeepMachine VCM
31:26 ARP CrystalPattern VCM
(*) Asterisk = Inspired by a Famous Song / Artist Tone. There are patches inspired by Thom Yorke, Radiohead, Muse, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush, Tears for Fears, The Cars, Prince, Michael Jackson, Vangelis, Aha, Journey, Genesis, Phil Collins, Daft Punk, Europe, Kraftwerk, Madonna, Boards of Canada, M83, and several other Soundtracks or Cinematic Sounds.
Its always fun to see how far a synth can be pushed. Its incredible how far the rev2 can go, VCM and true stereo easily make this synth sound like its worth twice the price.
Incredible! You've really pushed the Rev2 past its limits with these patches.
Thanks Michael!
I've purchased both of your banks for the Rev2... epic work mate, Ive spent hours jamming on these sounds. I've also been applying your VCM concept to my own patches with excellent results, thank you. It really is a shame that Sequential hasn't recognised your work. Cheers, Pete.
I should also add that playing your pads on the Rev2 with some Valhalla vintage verb through a set of Focal Trio 6 is absolute sonic bliss
Actually i think the OBX8 has this implemented. Look at the video of OB6 vs the OBX8 from Starsky. You see that synth does exactly this... Every note is just slightly different
@@TheTerracide Yeah, the Seq Vintage Knob applies the same methodology of stable curated offsets to various voice parameters. I would curate it slightly differently, and there's a few issues that I've noted that I think could make it better... but overall, the vintage knob implementation is very good. ua-cam.com/video/G7tdp5tvopU/v-deo.html
I just bought and loaded these and… wow! Haha.
I have a difficult time with my Rev2 because I find programming it to be a labour of love. It doesn’t make me feel very creative, musically when I’m programming it.
Presets work great for writing, composing etc, and this is where having a good bank pays off. When I bought the Rev2 (second hand) it had patches bought from J3PO and Revfield loaded up. Some nice sounds, I’ve played it like this for a few months.
Today I put this collection on and WOW. This is a whole new synth. I adore these sounds, I think you’ve given the Rev2 the presets it deserves. Thank you so much. I was always going to be won over by vintage modelled sounds but these are just so inspiring to work with and meditative to play. I can really get into a state of flow just noodling around with them.
Bonus points for the organisation of the patches. Finally having prefixes per type has added ridiculous ease to my workflow. I do lots of on the fly loop performances, and knowing what is a lead, bass, keys etc is vital. Thank you thank you!
Thanks Simon! Glad you're enjoying the patches! Yeah, I'm really obsessive about having my patches organized... definitely helps when you're trying to quickly audition sounds for a song part or jam with others.
These patches sound very rich and useful! Great channel!
fantastic work
You got me at M83 Outro Jason..... Ordering both Rev 2 patch banks now and the DM12 bank..... Outstanding work !!!! I know I couldn't reach that level of patch development
Thanks Patrick! Appreciate the patronage. Hope you enjoy the patches!! Cheers
@@CreativeSpiral hi Jason, just emailed you a few queries....
Purchased the patches and sound fantastic for sure,hopefully a new sound set is in the pipeline 😉
I will definitely be purchasing this sound bank!
awesome, Im pretty sure I dont have these yet but I do now :], no mucking you around this time :p many thanks!! really great sounds and bringing out the greatness of the Rev2!
Hah... thanks Eric! Appreciate your support, bud! Hope you enjoy the patches! Cheers, Jason
nice I just bought volume 1 & 2
love the Solina! Such an important sound to have.
Ah, 28:55
Heard that this will work for mopho x4. Anyone know for sure before i buy this?
No, unfortunately not. You can import Mopho patches to Rev 2, but not the other way around. The Prophet Rev 2 has a significantly expanded sound engine.
Thank you Creative Spiral, You truly are a genius. Question, I recently purchased a prophet 10 and absolutely adore it, but before that bought a rev 2, had it for 6 months, fell in love with it but felt less moved by it sonically by its self.... now that i have my dream synth the prophet 10, i want to sell the rev 2 but something keeps tugging at my heart strings about it... now this oh my.... i think i'm keeping it, for these groovy arps alone... thoughts on how these synths would work together for disco funk and electro... would the prophet 10 benefit/work well with the rev 2 sound? Thoughts and opinions are welcome. Thank you again!
Hey Nathanael - the Rev 2 is certainly way more versatile and advanced when it comes to sound design options. Prophet Rev 2 includes a 2-pole filter option, 3 more LFOs, an extra envelope, higher max voice count, plus the amazing gated sequencer / mod sequencer and 8 assignable mod slots. It excels with big pads, bigger bitimbral stacks, binaural stereo fields, patches with lots of motion / animation, and patches with lots of dynamics based on playing velocity, aftertouch, etc. The P10 is an amazing synth, with great core filter sound and some nice poly mod options… in my eyes, if you can afford to keep both, I think they can complement each other nicely.
@@CreativeSpiral Thanks! I've been feeling the same, it is a nice amount of money, but they really do seem to compliment each other, to blend well. I love making really groovy disco funk synth wave sorta arps in the productions of my songs and then playing the p10 for main chords and bass. Its so nice to be able to have something melodic that is locked on the grid, it gives a lot of forward momentum whilst keeping drums to forming the basic bones of the groove only. Sort of a Chic nile Rodgers guitar thing on the rev 2 really minimal then some level 42 juicy pt10 chords and p10 bass. Its a great sound, sexy!
4:28 ❤ almost the exact sound
Have subbed! 😁
This demo sold me on the rev 2. And your sound pack, of course. Am I correct in thinking I can much more easily use your presets as starting points for my own sound design, which retaining the benefits of your careful vcm programming? Vs crafting my patches from scratch or just using your presets on their own, I mean.
Thanks Dan! Hope you enjoy the soundset! Yes, there's some template patches included at the end of the bank that are basically just INIT patches, with vintage modeling wired up. So, yeah, just navigate to them, write the template patch to a fresh slot you want to work on a patch for, and then you're good to go for sound design using these techniques. Lemme know if you have any questions. Cheers, Jason
@@CreativeSpiral that's fantastic! Thanks! Rev 2 arrives today and a patchbay tomorrow so I can get it all hooked up with everything. Can't wait!
Sounds awesome! If you are using the gated sequencer for VCM, can you still use the polyphonic sequencer? Or would you need to use an external sequencer? Thanks!
Thanks Matthew! You can only use one sequencer at a time per layer on Rev2, so if you're wanting note sequencing with these patches then yeah, you'll want to use an external sequencer or daw. For the motion patches in this soundset, it's using ARP plus Gated Sequencer, but operating the gated sequencer like a note sequencer... ie: targeting Osc Freq with specific intervals (octaves, fifths, fourths, etc..)... which makes a sort of "super-arp" that creates generative/procedural melodies/harmonies as you play.
@@CreativeSpiral Great, thanks! That's really helpful to know.
@@CreativeSpiral Update: Got a Rev2 16 voice module and have been implementing some VCM settings based on your directions.. it really comes alive in a new way! Thanks for your work on this!
I think I recognise a piece of Necromonkey @4'23", Am I wrong? ^^ Great videos and sounds !
Hey mate, love the sounds. Have you made a Rhodes type patch for the rev2 or have tips on doing it?
Thanks Tom! I haven't done any tutorial on Rhodes patch creation. There are some tricks to get the percussive tine sound combined with the fundamental tone, and Rev2 is well equipped to achieve good emulations with layering. I'll consider doing a tutorial on this in future. Both my VCM and VCM Volume 2 soundsets do include a variety of Electric Pianos patches... Rhodes, Wurlis, Clavis, Digital Piano emulations, etc... sounddesign.sellfy.store/prophetrev2soundset/
VCM 1 Soundset has these EP patches:
KEY EP WurLeslie VCM
KEY EP Rhodes VCM
KEY EP PsycPhase VCM
KEY EP Everything VCM
KEY EP Ethereal VCM
KEY EP Submarine VCM
VCM Volume 2 has these EP patches:
KEY EP Thom Yorkey
KEY EP Radiohead Everything in its Right Place
KEY EP Thom Yorke Dawn Chorus Split
KEY EP AmbiPluck
KEY EP Kraftwerk Computer Love
KEY EP Electrophase
KEY EP RainyDay
KEY EP Dirty Rhodes
KEY EP Echopop
KEY EP Digistack
KEY EP Madonna Holiday
KEY EP SupStack
KEY EP Wurlitzer Echo
KEY EP Fender Rhodes v2
KEY EP SoftAtmos
@@CreativeSpiral Nice one thanks!
Hey man, will there ever be a Volume 3 :)? Your patches are sublime man. The more closely i listen to each individual patch, the more impressed i am. As if there is alot of vintage character hidden if you listen closely. Anyway, i obviously subbed, like 2 weeks ago now i think.
Thanks! I may do another set at some point. Rev 2 is such a versatile/deep synth.
@@CreativeSpiral it sure is! I borrowed one as i had a Jupiter X in repair, i immediatly fell in love with the Rev2 and decided to keep it.
Ill be closely monitoring your channel. Your playlist on the VCM is really helpful to. Keep up the good work👍!
Hey man! I was curious if I can send you like 10$ for the Radiohead / Thom Yorke 2 presets? Sounding awesome. The other 126 would just be redundant for me unfortunately.
@@CreativeSpiral sent!
Added a mini sound pack with just Radiohead / Thom Yorke inspired patches: sounddesign.sellfy.store/p/prophet-rev-2-four-radiohead-thom-yorke-inspired-patches/
What is that circle of 5ths looking light back there? I need one!
It's a custom device I built... a chromatic spiral, with ability to display five octaves of notes... a couple hundred RGBW led lights inside, powered by an Arduino Due microcontroller, and some code I wrote to render MIDI data to light shows. (it also has a separate mode and controller that allows it to play a bass line accompaniment, based on what is being played... I'll do a demo of that when its complete) If you want to see more info, I built a separate, larger on a few years back. Video here with details: ua-cam.com/video/7WrQFnOpqRI/v-deo.html
@@CreativeSpiral That is amazing!
Wish they were for sale
noob question here... any idea why it would upload 1 set duplicate copies to all four user banks? using sysex on osx.
If anyone else ew runs into it... sys ex wasn't recognizing separate user banks for me.. but rev 2 editor does just fine. Great sounds @creative spiral appreciate!
@@CorbinThomasl3v Glad you got it working. Yeah, the same bank of 128 patches is provided with four different possible destinations (U1,U2,U3,U4)... so you can choose where it goes. Cheers, Jason
@@CreativeSpiral really enjoying this. Best ive found on the web yet! Thanks jason
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How many patches can you import into the prophet rev 2.
There are 4 User Banks, each hold 128 patches. (512 patches total) This soundset fills one user bank.