How to Create the Frankenstein Patch on a Prophet 6

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How to recreate Edgar Winter's legendary patch from Frankenstein on a Prophet 6!
Sorry the pace is a little slow, this was my first video :)

[@le-j-james7061]

Done on my prophet 6. Sounds really nice and vintage. Thank a lot.

[@Sound_ology]

great! I'm glad it worked out for you :)

[@nickmastro6870]

Thanks for the tutorial, I'm going to try to apply this to the Minilogue

[@classicarcadeamusementpark4242]

Decent, but the closest recreation of this patch I've heard to the original was made with the Arturia 2600 VST software. It's a software modeled recreation of the original ARP 2600. Check out the KZbin cover by Michael Everett Arrom with his band playing it, using the Arturia VST. I really wish I could get a copy of his patch. I was surprised to learn recently in another video, Korg's re-release of the ARP 2600 lacks the needed real-time control to play this song. Apparently, that particular control functions differently as explained in a new video by Anthony Marinelli Music who recreated the patch using an original ARP 2600, although I might say, not as authentically as what Michael Everett Arrom was able to do with software alone. Looks like soft synths win the battle.....again! Speaking of which, I replaced my original 1973 ARP Pro Soloist with a software replica after doing my side by side A/B test comparison. It was so close, I didn't feel I needed to keep the antique, as cool as it was. A laptop is much easier to deal with in my live bands.