GForce Sequential Prophet-5

[Buka]

Inverted filter envelope and highpass filter like on Pro-53 would be great

[Uncle E]

To compare with Acustica, you'd need to add some kind of stereoizer to simulate the one in Expanse-5. The real Prophet-5 Rev 4 has a single mono output.

[Uncle E]

Inverted filter envelope and highpass filter like on Pro-53 would be great

You can do inverted envelopes on every single parameter using the XMOD and there's a highpass filter in the effects section, which can also be modulated with the XMOD envelope.

[npdc]

This is a fantastic sounding synth, well done GForce.

[db3]

To compare with Acustica, you'd need to add some kind of stereoizer to simulate the one in Expanse-5. The real Prophet-5 Rev 4 has a single mono output.

A quick workaround would be to copy layer A>B and hard pan each left and right — if both layers have vintage drift the result is delicious.

[Echoes in the Attic]

Inverted filter envelope and highpass filter like on Pro-53 would be great

You can do inverted envelopes on every single parameter using the XMOD and there's a highpass filter in the effects section, which can also be modulated with the XMOD envelope.

High pass filter in the effects section is not per voice though right? How does xmod envelope work when not per voice given that’s triggered by note on? Always last note played?

[Uncle E]

High pass filter in the effects section is not per voice though right? How does xmod envelope work when not per voice given that’s triggered by note on? Always last note played?

Correct. It works like a paraphonic filter in that case.

[Jim Roseberry]

tldr: Get a Prophet 10 rev4 and this plugin.

Now *that* is the ultimate solution.
You make very solid points.
I actually wish my ears preferred the software.
Far more practical.
I've got a handful of hardware instruments that stay put (don't get used live)... and it's getting harder to justify adding more.
Though it's not high-priority, I'd like to have another Prophet 10.
That and the MiniMoog are probably my two favorite analog synths.
Both super simple... and beautiful sounding within their confines.