Sequential Prophet-10 - All Playing, No Talking
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
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Adam Berzowski explores the desert landscapes of the synths of summer with his companion for this journey, the beautiful and incredible Sequential Prophet-10 analog synthesizer in the Kraft Music studio.
Sequential Prophet-10 is part of Dave Smith's timely return to the analog polysynth that changed the world. It's a 10-voice synth that embodies all three revisions of the legendary Prophet-5 - Rev1, Rev2 and Rev3 - through the use of genuine Curtis analog VCOs and filters (as in the Rev3) as well as new 2140 low-pass filters designed by Dave Rossum to be like his 2040 filters found in original Rev1 and Rev2. A Rev switch lets you choose between the two filter designs. The result is as pure a renewal of an analog classic as you could wish for, with the authentic, muscular sound of the original and the roadworthiness of a state-of-the-art modern instrument.
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Such a soothing relaxing sound! ❤️
This is unreal technical skill and creative genius. I hope to be able to emulate a musical voice like yours someday. I've also been listening to this multiple times a day since I discovered it a week ago. The player should make an album of this kind of music.
I agree
What an insanely perfect demo…
Beautiful soundscapes! Thank you.
Whoever did the video work has done a phenomenal job. But yeah. My heart yearns for a OB-X8 and the prophet 10 at the same time. Awesome playing skills; shining like a diamond.
Your playing was particularly interesting.
I know there's folks that strongly prefer the SSI/SSM Prophets, but for me this is absolutely amazing.
3:13 is insane
Excellent, totally mesmerising
Beautiful recreation of Vangelis' sound to The Bounty.
Welcome my son.
Welcome, to the machine.
There is a well known troll who sent their P5 back because it sounded *too digital*
Same troll never even knew how to calibrate the synth
People tend to blame hardware due to their own lacking abilities
There’s a well known troll that lives behind a waterfall and comes out to dance every fortnight too... I feel the sequential prophet provides a perfect soundtrack to this enigma.
The same kind of fanatics stating they can consistently tell apart the original from, say, Arturia's Prophet VST, I guess.
@@andy5178 the troll I am calling out does compare VSTs to hardware, but not in a comparable fashion, currently using Omnisphere 2 vs what ever with no context there either.
Superb, I love it 🎧🔥👀
The Duffer Brothers would like to have a word with you
no idea why UA-cam ranked 100s of shite videos on same topic another this beauty.
3:00 1980's movie, man walking off into the night
👏🙏
can someone explain the patch at 4:24?
hej! czy nowy Prophet 10 posiada bi-timbral i arpeggiator?
That is some sinister shit
What are the settings to achieve the sound at 1:00?
I think the settings are, "buy the synth... and figure it out"...
@@officialmoondancer ur ard
@@officialmoondancer thanks pal. I plan on it, but it’d be nice to have a starting point.
There is nothing special with that sound imo
they should make it stereo... at least to have the chance of pan boards on the prophet 10
I agree. Such a massive missed opportunity it's painful
I run mine through a Styrmon Blue Sky reverb pedal and a Soundtoys Echoboy in the DAW - she really comes alive then my friends. Every synth ever built sounds like rubbish without effects.
Then, with that kind of effect chain, do you really need a prophet 10 ? No criticism intended
Just double track it, it sounds fantastic
Nope. It’s purer this way. Just run it through stereo effects if you want to.
Guess the debate of which revision (Rev.1,2,3) of the Prophet-5 is now moot or solved this machine seems truly impressive, is it superior to the still forthcoming Oberheim OB-X8? & seems like maybe it could be somewhat of a conflict of interest or do the Focusrite people even care?! Now that Captain Dave is gone.¡bummer dude¡ thanx folks
With the Prophet 10 and OB-X8 available, you don’t ask which is better and which one to get, you ask “Por que no los dos?”
@@entropybentwhistle .. yeah well that's all nice & good but some people don't have money no object budget's either or 'mucho dinero¿',...however u want to phrase it in different languages dude [P.S. the cost of both tooo-close to $10 grand¡! folks]
Well there's the few differences in functionality (mainly the OB is stereo, has sample&hold, multimode filter...) but then there's quite a few other synths with more features than both anyway, hence perhaps that's not the main factor to pick any of those two. I guess it comes down to them existing on the merits of each having a distinct historic sonic signature (granted within a similar architecture). Which is why you may want both eventually or, in the most likely event you can afford just one, you may be naturally drawn to one sound over the other. The OB spectrum sounds very large and somewhat hi fi to me, while the Prophet is a bit more meaty and midrangy, kind of where you'd want it to sit in a more traditional band setting mix for exemple. I got the latter last year when there was no such hesitation to be had yet, sure would like the OB as well, but that is certainly not to say the prophet is lacking in any way. In fact I may still have opted for it in the end ! I do agree though that, with limited budget and space, once you picked one, you may be tempted to explore other synthesis options after that. However, rather than the budget conscious, pricing here is clearly directed towards money no object clientele or professional investment anyway, somewhat in line with how they were marketed in the first place. A bit like a studio can justify having multiple flavors of high end preamps for super specific uses, which most regular people would be barely capable of differentiating.
I got the Prophet 5 Rev 4 last year, and just received the OB-X8. There's surprisingly little overlap between the 2 synths. They sound very different. The Prophet 5 has a lot more range and versatility. The Oberheim is really good at sounding like an Oberheim, something that no other synth quite does. I find the Oberheim is best used for background texture in a mix; brass pads and strings, etc. You can definitely dial in a good lead patch on it but it doesn't shine there as well as the Prophet. The Prophet on the other hand is brilliant with both leads and pads, but I find myself needing to tame the pads down in a mix; the Prophet is really dry sounding, and the filter is very reactionary to your playing. Both great synths; they each fill their own niche, but I feel like I have a broader range of sounds at hand with the Prophet.
@@analogsynthplayer Tom Oberheim is still around
PLEASE! RECOMMEND ME SOME MUSIC THAT SOUNDS EXACLY LIKE THIS!
I'M NEW TO SYNTHESIZERS
If you want to listen to an all analog Synth music composer, Kebu is a great start. Listen to his full performance on UA-cam 👍
The Terminator OST
@@samokazem2211 ahahahahhahahaah
@@charliexxx415 The entire soundtrack was produced on on this particular machine, prophet 10 to be precise. Perhaps you might care to elaborate your ahahahaha comment, please.
@@samokazem2211 I remember the music from Terminator very well, it's just funny to remember it
why mono?!
You’re supposed to run it through the external input of a Moog Voyager and use Bob’s stereo ladder filter. ;)
it only has mono output
Wow I’m shocked…somehow I got from loving a DSI Mopho demo to a X4 to a Tetra4 to now this glorious Prophet 10 & then it only has a mono output (so I’d still want a Mopho lol)
the way it should be. :D
Too many discordant sounds imo. People seem to focus on sounds in these demos that may be used like an effect. More playable sounds, and more playing (not just block chords or arpeggios)!
What are you even talking about? lol
Are the nurses good where you are?
@@mthomas1091 apparently not haha
Go listen to Bernie Worrell, Terrace Martin, or George Duke, or even Stevie Wonder damn!! They could play the synth so funky it made you feel something. This bleep bloop whoosh bs makes me feel like I want to turn this off lol. I worked for a major synthesizer company, and the average workers always felt that the demos the company released were very non-musical and did not reflect the way synthesizers were used by the most accomplished musicians to ever play them (who were and still are more black than white). People talk about On The Run like it was a landmark song for synthesizers, when Herbie Hancock's Chameleon was released the same year! Both are very repetitive, but that ARP sings sweetly under Herbie's fingers. Whereas this video is very "on the run" to me... ✌️
@@mississippijohnfahey7175 you don’t know good block chords and bleeps and bloops if you heard them. Go listen to this again a couple more times and stop comparing to well known artists. This is about the Prophet, only.