Including an odyssey clone that can't do duophonic. Hardly 1:1.erminardi wrote:John Bowen's Creamware Pro-12 & Vectron are the best emulation ever!Guarantee...
John is one of the original creators of these amazing vintage synths (with i.e. Dave Smith, etc), and he has now recreated 1:1 DSP copies!
Arturia Prophet V
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- KVRAF
- 6519 posts since 13 Mar, 2002 from UK
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- KVRist
- 86 posts since 30 Jul, 2003
I've always wanted a real Prophet V and I was dissapointed in the Native Instruments version so Im glad to see this!
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- KVRist
- 207 posts since 20 Apr, 2004
The funny/odd thing is that Kreativ Sounds is also doing a prophet v/vs reason refill with the original waveforms specially designed for the Combinator device in Reason ...
I hope it will be out by the end of January!
Anyway I can't wait to try the Arturia beast
I hope it will be out by the end of January!
Anyway I can't wait to try the Arturia beast
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- KVRist
- 222 posts since 29 Feb, 2004 from Earth (sometimes...)
Why "can't do duophonic"? It can do it without problems.nuffink wrote:Including an odyssey clone that can't do duophonic. Hardly 1:1.erminardi wrote:John Bowen's Creamware Pro-12 & Vectron are the best emulation ever!Guarantee...
John is one of the original creators of these amazing vintage synths (with i.e. Dave Smith, etc), and he has now recreated 1:1 DSP copies!
It can do 1,2,...6,7,...16 polyphony voices.
Why you say not?
Less is more!
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 27 Dec, 2000
well,
I have the SC Prophet 5 (rev 3) and I can say that John Bowen's emu on Creamware card is really close emu.(the main difference? the noise: noise oscillator in the real thing are not perfectly biased -takes a lot to do it, and will "detune" really fast"- when you play the notes on the original one you can here that there are 5 different noises,one x voice).
hope arturia emu will be good, anyway: prophet 5 is damn heavy to transport where you need it!!!!
cheers
Kokko
I have the SC Prophet 5 (rev 3) and I can say that John Bowen's emu on Creamware card is really close emu.(the main difference? the noise: noise oscillator in the real thing are not perfectly biased -takes a lot to do it, and will "detune" really fast"- when you play the notes on the original one you can here that there are 5 different noises,one x voice).
hope arturia emu will be good, anyway: prophet 5 is damn heavy to transport where you need it!!!!
cheers
Kokko
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- KVRist
- 462 posts since 31 Jan, 2003
I can't wait I can't wait I can't wait I can't wait I can't wait .....
pffff.... always the same boring hype...
It will be a normal vst... with a normal vst sounds...
Everytime a new synth is announced... it seems a revolution... that's called "marketing"...
I'm more and more and more excited for the new 3 octave keyboard version of the evolver with all that knobs and pure analog&digital sounds...
keep your feet on the ground...
pffff.... always the same boring hype...
It will be a normal vst... with a normal vst sounds...
Everytime a new synth is announced... it seems a revolution... that's called "marketing"...
I'm more and more and more excited for the new 3 octave keyboard version of the evolver with all that knobs and pure analog&digital sounds...
keep your feet on the ground...
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- KVRian
- 536 posts since 8 Dec, 2004
hey the timewarp2600 is really different, i hope wayoutware will do more emulation.
- KVRAF
- 8705 posts since 9 Jan, 2004 from leroyaumeuni
I heard it will do trance 20-40% better than any other synth
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- KVRist
- 165 posts since 18 Sep, 2004 from Mannheim / Germany
Well, from what I know the Prophet V is based on a rev 2 model (those with SSM chips instead of the rev 3 curtis chips) so it will probably sound different from those emulations that are already available.jocoltrane wrote:well,
I have the SC Prophet 5 (rev 3) ... hope arturia emu will be good, anyway: prophet 5 is damn heavy to transport where you need it!!!!
But the main feature (IMHO) is that:
- you can combine the Pro 5 VCOs with the Pro VS's vector synthesis and/or it's more sophisticated filter/envelope architecture
AND
- you can use the Pro 5's filter on the VCOs of the Pro VS.
This will offer new sonic posibilities that none of the existing emulations has.
But then again, this is only my 2 cents.
Cheers
Fr@nk
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- KVRist
- 222 posts since 29 Feb, 2004 from Earth (sometimes...)
I know what U mean, howewer it's not a drammatic missed feature (yeah, now is not perfect a 1:1 emulation in controller but in sound, yes!!!)...I've heard the demo of Oddity and it sounds so "soft-synth" compared to Prodyssey.michu wrote:erminardi,
if you don't understand duo mode on ARP, then you may want to read Mr Arkadin's detailed review of Prodyssey vs Oddity on PlanetZ
Same consideration for NI Pro 53 and Pro-12...
Peace
Less is more!
- KVRAF
- 37533 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
Creamware's Pro-12 is also based on the Rev 2 SSM model - it was John Bowen's original Prophat 5 that was based on the CEM chips (which can also be found in the ProTone and Solaris synths).Fr@nk wrote:Well, from what I know the Prophet V is based on a rev 2 model (those with SSM chips instead of the rev 3 curtis chips) so it will probably sound different from those emulations that are already available.jocoltrane wrote:well,
I have the SC Prophet 5 (rev 3) ... hope arturia emu will be good, anyway: prophet 5 is damn heavy to transport where you need it!!!!
The other Creamware synth mentioned - Vectron - was never intended as a 1:1 emulation of a Prophet VS but is based on it though it extends it's functionality in several ways.
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- KVRAF
- 6519 posts since 13 Mar, 2002 from UK
It may not be dramatic to you but to the devotees it all but defines the odyssey. As for sounding "soft-synth" well... from my perspective the creamware boys do a fine job considering the limitations of the creaking old dsp chips they use and I'd be more than happy to use them if there weren't much better native versions around.erminardi wrote:I know what U mean, howewer it's not a drammatic missed feature (yeah, now is not perfect a 1:1 emulation in controller but in sound, yes!!!)...I've heard the demo of Oddity and it sounds so "soft-synth" compared to Prodyssey.michu wrote:erminardi,
if you don't understand duo mode on ARP, then you may want to read Mr Arkadin's detailed review of Prodyssey vs Oddity on PlanetZ
Same consideration for NI Pro 53 and Pro-12...
Peace
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- KVRAF
- 2875 posts since 28 Jan, 2004 from Da Nang, Vietnam
Yawn. Another photorealistic interface of an antique synth. I won't be buying any more of these.
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- KVRist
- 193 posts since 18 Jul, 2001
Huh? Native versions of what, exactly?nuffink wrote: ...from my perspective the creamware boys do a fine job considering the limitations of the creaking old dsp chips they use and I'd be more than happy to use them if there weren't much better native versions around.

