Korg Prologue 16 Voice Sounds

[@mrmostlyharmless]

I gotta say this demo really turned my head. This synth is now on my radar, and surprisingly I never knew it existed until a couple days ago!

[@av3nger3]

Probably because the Minilogue XD came out and was really popular, as if it overshadowed the Prologue, even though the Prologue is more powerful.

[@ErraticFaith]

The Prologue had too many flaws, that's why it is now scrapped. Hopefully the replacement has more of the features people expect.

[@janpieternieman5295]

@@ErraticFaith Which replacement are you talking about? now im getting very curious.

[@jokchung]

@@janpieternieman5295 Jan, there is no known replacement yet. Only time will tell if a prologue xd or a next generation will ever come into existence 👍🏼

[@janpieternieman5295]

@@ErraticFaith Prologue has no flaws sir.

[@suffpapst]

sounds like the perfect synth. I will definitely buy one. The first serious non-boutique high level polysynth for the mass market after 30 years. I trust "made in Japan" more than anything else.

[@Dolle_Man]

So did you got it?

[@suffpapst]

@@Dolle_Man yes, the 8 voice version though.

[@marcusholder495]

Cool​@@suffpapst

[@Cluless02]

Sounds amazing - KORG has always outclassed the mid level synths - even beyond - top job KORG, once again!

[@HotStrange]

That first split bass/lead patch is nuts.

[@dannyisdandy]

I love the sound of that patch at 2:36; it sent shivers down my spine 😮 👍

[@zacharythostesen4891]

thanks for not washing it out with the effects! sounds pretty killer

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

Zachary Thostesen Exactly my thoughts . Nice to get a perception of the raw power.

[@zacharythostesen4891]

i like the effects just glad they didn't overdue it which is what a lot of other demo's seemed to have done with this guy in particular.

[@SPAZZOID100]

Irife because we want the synths RAW TONE.

[@XDanimalzX]

They might have used the onboard effects.

[@MrSNEAKFREAK96]

This looks dope. I like the sound of it, and I think the user created waves and effects will be awesome. Very nice features and reasonable price

[@PerfectCircuit]

We are excited to see what people do with the user created waves and effects as well!

[@vedabou]

0:36 - Seal - Kiss from a Rose

[@prodigalsun1678]

Or soundtrack from a beautiful mind

[@Zinfidel1]

Just noticed that they finally put some damn indicator lines on the knobs. Finally! I wasn't convinced before but the lines did it.

[@moskva-kassiopeya]

you mean white indicators? because blacks always been there, since minilogue

[@Zinfidel1]

They're not even really black lines! They're just an indention in the knob and they're awful. They've used those same type of knobs since the Electribe 2. It was especially terrible on the black version of the Sampler with black knobs.. Then they used them on the Minilogue and the Monologue. Again, black Monologue with all black knobs. Awful decision. Korg has an obsession with black and grey things.

[@Zinfidel1]

Also, the Volca Keys. I NEVER know what the knobs are pointing at because of the tiny, 100% clear plastic knobs. Thanks Korg. I'm glad they finally invested in some white paint. Oh yeah, forgot to mention that the new Volca Mixer has tiny all black knobs on a black case. Korg is at it again. lol

[@moskva-kassiopeya]

ok, I agreed

[@johnpaton9587]

I am really surprised the Prologue gets bashed for its sound! It sounds amazing. Deep, lush emanating sounds straight out of the box. Easy controls allow for in your face editing. I have played it in store for the past week and can't leave it alone. It keeps drawing me back. Its phat and individual and will be used and heard on many commercial tracks no doubt as a result for many years to come.

[@HotStrange]

john Paton I love mine. Everyone that has one loves it as well. There aren’t many demos that show off how truly great it is unfortunately.

[@SpacehotelMusic]

Love mine too. Got rid of my Prophet 6 and OB-6 after buying the Prologue 16 as it simply sounded better and was tons more fun to work with!

[@yes0genesis]

Better than OB-6? Really? OB seems like the gold standard poly synthesizers are compared against sonically. If so, I'll need to check the prologue out more.

[@Heathcliff_hensel]

This synth definitely has some sweet spots.

[@anthonybrett]

I just bought this synth, went straight to an Init sound. I spent an hour just using/jamming with the 2 analog oscillators before I forgot to even try the filter. Then I got to the digital engine, and started mixing them...wow. The programmability alone with all those shapers is amazing. It just sounds brilliant. 2.0 Fw ... never drifted on me once over 4 hours. Won't be ditching this anytime soon.

[@UnknownHumanoid]

I think it's one of the best synths. It might not have so many fancy features, but it sounds better than most top ones. I bought it especially for the tone.

[@anthonybrett]

@@UnknownHumanoid Totally agree. That compressor is crunchy too!

[@HotStrange]

I sold mine for the Minilogue XD and am about to sell that to get my Prologue back. It’s a masterpiece. Plain and simple.

[@20680]

Got one last week, and I feel you. Going from an init to the rest of the possibilities is overwhelming and rewarding. I've tried the custom oscillators and am truly amazed. Best buy so far.

[@HotStrange]

Ricardo Jesus it really opens up once you start messing with the digital engine. All the custom oscillators and FM oscillators have 8 of their own parameters outside of the main signal chain so you can create wildly complex stuff.

[@jeffalt2000]

The patch between 0:35 and 1:00 or so is breathtaking. Wish I had a Korg Prologue.

[@NoobMasterX1]

0:36 epic 3:26 beautiful

[@astrostasis6928]

The patch at 0:35 wow that sounds absolutely huge.

[@danipereldeepam3054]

Best from korg in a while

[@Buzzer9000]

What a beast, love it! Goes on wish list!

[@RetroPlus]

This thing just buries the competition, what a gorgeous machine.

[@gustavoelizondo2498]

Out of the synth reveals this month, this is the one that speaks the most to me!

[@MarshalArnold]

This has my attention! Good on Korg!

[@AnymMusic]

I'm not even kidding when I say that these sounds just get me to tear up DAMN THEY'RE SO NICE ; -;

[@zibbybone]

Great! Y'all finally got someone who can actually play keyboard to do a demo. This is how it's done!

[@nickkwas8028]

same guy, he just practiced more

[@bernardogui3933]

zibbybone yes...melody, chords and rythm!....

[@DaveDaves]

The original minilogue's HPF -> delay circuit isn't here and it really changes the charachter of delay-heavy sounds (because on the minilogue their lows were trimmed out, so the delays were very thin wheras here they're missing more hi frequencies and fat in the low end). I will miss that, I thought is a was a really awesomely clever aspect of the minilogue design to specifically house the HPF in the delay circuit (and allow it to be routed before or after the delay). If Korg had given us an analog stereo chorus (like the famous one on Roland JX/Juno/Jupiter) I would have become invariably smitten with the Prologue! I'd probably prefer it to the analog LF compressor circuit they put in the Prologue. For the record I don't think I'm smarter than Korg at designing analog synths - but that doesn't mean I couldn't be right about what most ppl would prefer / buy for these aspects! Really nice demo tho yo

[@dominikczajkowski5571]

Very huge sound!! 80s back!!! :D

[@SPAZZOID100]

Wadsmitter of course the 80’s. It is THE reference for synth based music.

[@SPAZZOID100]

Dominik Czajkowski it never went away!!!

[@SPAZZOID100]

Wadsmitter 1981-1985 had some of the best music ever. Check out electro, soul, club, & funk. TODAY’s music sucks.

[@extremestorms3297]

that's how I feel about 2010's and 2000's music! 1980's was the peak of great music in particular 1983 to 1987 then it started very slowly to slide by 1988 and 1989, then it went to crap fast by the late 1990's

[@maccagrabme]

Because its so much better now isn't it? Not. Knowing what I know now I would have stopped the clock and not gone beyond 1999 as almost everything sounds like garbage nowadays with very few bands sounding like they know what they are doing. 70s , 80s and early 90s music is in a completely different league on so many levels to what we have endured post 2k, I really can't see how you can't hear it. The music back then was very diverse whereas its all EDM and Trap now which is mind numbing.

[@GlitchComputer]

Korg actually stepping it up. Wow.

[@SPAZZOID100]

Glitch Computer they have been since the volcas.

[@LysetteLeePopTilUDrop]

Just ordered my Prologue. I had the Minilogue XD module. It sounded so good that I decided to sell it so I could by the Prologue - 32 VCOs :)

[@oside_m5]

Just bought a mint one of these 2 days ago. Couldn’t be happier

[@tech2isobel]

Best sounding demo!

[@roberthowells8044]

Perfect Circuit Audio, ya'll make, easily, the best demo videos.

[@12qwertyuiop90]

Rob Howells nope.. "Jexus" does the best synth videos.. Rule Polonia

[@VickersDoorter]

Being able to split the keyboard with different sounds left and right is a great asset. I would like my DSI Rev2 to do this, but alas not as yet...

[@chieftp]

my DSI rev2 does this. why doesn't yours?

[@VickersDoorter]

Chieftp - If you can tell me how to do that, I'd be very grateful! To check that we're on the same hymn sheet. I'd like to put voice A on the lower octave only and voice B on the upper 3 octaves. How do you assign A not to play above a particular note and commensurately, B to start from a particular note? I'd been told by another REV2 user this could not be done. Cheers.

[@smokymountainblogger5509]

Simply stunning!

[@GrzegorzNowacki]

awesome sound ( :

[@AdamBorseti]

Mine arrives today..... I can't fucking wait! This synth will change my life!

[@krowland7584]

How do u like it?

[@renestjacques1]

Super nice playing .. of the Korg Prologue synthesizer. . sounds wonderful ..!! Thank You .. Merci Beaucoup ..!!

[@francoisoliviertournerie4016]

Les sons de synthétiseurs créent une atmosphère vraiment particulière... spatiale ? On entre dans un autre monde. Superbe !

[@Wijnfles]

beautiful!

[@Autotross]

Holy shit this sounds fantastic, right up there with the OB6 which is surprising as I didn’t really dig the minilogue. Nice patches and playing as well!

[@MrDark-tp5rt]

Autotross imho OB6 sounds way better.

[@Autotross]

Well of course, but this demo in particular (some others not so much) tickled my fancy.

[@MrKjDrake]

Not even close. Sounds like a Roland System 1.

[@Reyescult]

I have an OB-6 (and Rev2) and had a Minilogue but hated it. I definitely hear some flavor in these demos that reminds me of the silky beauty of my OB-6.

[@patrick8734]

It's got an extra oscilator over the minilogue, a digital one. That makes a WORLD of differences. It's got better circuitry too in general

[@MarkoDeLaVoota]

NOW is the time to buy

[@joantorruella4891]

I really need to get one of these

[@Seeattle]

It’s definitely got a very metallic sound. Not in a bad way, it’s got a cool character

[@jokchung]

That is the sound!

[@Lotuslinxx]

love this synth!!

[@HotStrange]

The opening patches of this demo is what sold me on the Prologue.

[@fjfrancois]

Dude how many synths do you have

[@HotStrange]

@@fjfrancois lol not many, I just buy/sell/trade a lot.

[@peppercrybeatz]

This sounds proper analog and vintage

[@k-fountain154]

such an '80s' sound!

[@PC0067]

Super

[@Inibur]

I would be interested to understand/see what having 16 voices instead of 8 enables to do... Are there specific points in this video or elsewhere to be taken as examples?

[@Phantasma999]

Play a chord with more than 8 notes is something the 16 voices can do and the 8 voices can't

[@factckzone7533]

Nice to split the keyboard with different voices and then use the other hand to tweak the knobs! I miss that on my Deepmind 12.

[@tenalock]

some great sounds

[@ish233]

Wild styles, good times

[@cablevamp3163]

January isn’t even over and we already have a new polyphonic synth from Korg and 2 new MiniBrutes from Arturia and the DFAM by Moog. ⚰️

[@reggiebast8865]

Same with Arturia!

[@SuperAzash]

@Aaron Foltz It looks like moog listened to you :-)

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

I can see it now . Korg prologue on the left hand Ob 6 to the right . Time to jam . If you have both at some point please do a vid :-)

[@youvsyou945]

Got my OB6(AMAZING), saving for a Prologue!

[@AdamTheAd-vanc3d]

purpleibby Top man👍👍 please do some demos once it arrives ☺☺

[@solomonjenkins9505]

i was just looking at the ob6 now im looking at this, I know korg has solid build quality though and people are saying dave smiths are built badly?

[@brianquillinan5621]

Definately a beast of a yoke but was hoping theyd carry over the microtuning from the monologue. Cant have everything I suppose.

[@victorman2227]

I hope the screen will be better on release, but overall an awesome synth.

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

I've heard several reviewers complaining about the lack of Modulation choices on this synth. It sure does sound good though!

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

The Prologue like any other synth is an instrument that you should try for yourself. Many people made assumptions due to it's specs without trying it and figuring out ways around it's limitations. I have seen the Prologue in top tier touring musicians keyboard rigs and I have also noticed that musicians who have the Prologue gravitate to using it more over the Sequential synths. This is not to say that Sequential synths aren't great but even spec wise a Prologue has more voices, it's bi-timbral, has 61 keys (16 voice version), has superior quality effects, and the same number of LFO options as Sequential VCO synths and Sequential only one up with after-touch. For me it's a keeper for as long as it works.

[@iosyn5896]

these old guys never like new concepts with something like multiengine. it's an awesome, affordable and modern soundconcept, played it several times. moog is gone, korg is bought after patches for the tuning issue and latest OS.

[@jazzjeffjazzjeff]

io synthesis lol....I’m an old guy!

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

@@jazzjeffjazzjeff so am I lol

[@iosyn5896]

mental or just physically? ;-)

[@lorenzoscalvini112]

0:36 I have no words.

[@12qwertyuiop90]

Very cool..

[@cubdukat]

And here I was all ready to grab the Minilogue...

[@aaronhostutler]

Larry Wilson I just got the minilogue and it's incredible, so you wouldn't regret buying the mini. Not to mention you could buy 3 new or 4 second hand for the price of the prologue. I honestly think this synth is great, but it is a bit overpriced compared to the other synths in the family. You could even get a monologue and minilogue for half the price and have a duo-timbral 5 voice set-up. Or two minis for 8 voices and two different tonal qualities. Although the FM and digital section seems really cool.

[@Александр-щ2р9я]

Buitiful synth

[@ZElTGElST]

I loved the X-files cover at 1:02

[@zeitgeist9163]

Wrong. It´s Doctor Who Frankestanium titles

[@kokomanation]

I just want to have this synth

[@dionysiaex5538]

Shit, son. I'm impressed.

[@SPAZZOID100]

I love that this is a SIMPLE polysynth. I don’t need a sequencer, mod matrix, aftertouch, or 500 LFO’s.

[@factckzone7533]

I do! It's just a toy otherwise! This synth is diminished by its oversights! And no mod matrix? That's unthinkable in this price range. And just 1 LFO is an insult in this price range too! There are just too many negatives for this synth to be taken seriously except by simple-minded amateurs!

[@SPAZZOID100]

Fact Ckzone u are a moron. Most of the classic polys only had one LFO & no aftertouch. Do some BASIC RESEARCH.

[@shadowseal22]

Yeah and if I want to buy a Polysix at the price Korg are charging I could just buy one over this and have a more authentic vintage tone. The Prologue isn't simple, it's dumbed down. The FM stuff is cool, and the effects are to die for, but unless you are a keyboard player who only wants to do the most basic of analog poly sounds, the Prologue is woefully under featured, and kind of sounds like ass on patches that don't involve FM. If you want a simpler setup a P6 or an ob6 (or really even a Peak if you want some the FM stuff too) is just a better option. If you are looking for price to performance there is no argument to be made for the prologue. Even the workflow on the Rev2 is faster, and has fewer menu dives.

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

shadowseal22 have you really listened to the depth of the sound on a Peak or a Rev2 compared to a Prologue? Have your felt the power of the low end in comparison? If you want to twiddle with the sounds and experiment thrn the Rev2 and Peak are ideal. If you want to perform or create music for commercial release then Prologue is the winner

[@shadowseal22]

Luke Kage I mean unless things have changed from the Prologue I tried back in February, I can't see this argument. The Prologue lacks basic writing tools. If you want to make the point that it is for live players, then why even buy an analog poly?

[@majommikiable]

0.38 My body is a cage. OMG love this synth

[@christoroppolo8742]

How are the users WaveGenerator imports brought in and what exactly is its abilities to interact with korg gadgets? Peace ✌🏻🎶👽👍🏻🛸Christo

[@PerfectCircuit]

The software for that has not been released yet, so we still have to wait to see exactly how that will work.

[@samueladams7193]

Would the Behringer DEEPMIND 12 be similar to this at a lot less money? They both seem to be similar sounding / type synths.

[@PerfectCircuit]

The Deepmind 12 has a more Juno type sound than the Prologue, they both sound great but different. Another thing to keep in mind is the Prologue has more knobs, so there is a little less menu diving than on the Deepmind.

[@conormaloney126]

@@PerfectCircuit Do you think the Deepmind has a greater ability to make experimental patches? Seems like the synthesis capabilities might be more advanced on the D12, trying to choose between the two now

[@mickec5245]

Missing link! THIS IS GOOD whatever they say.

[@esoteric6178]

Sounds better than the Rev 2. Does it have vco or dco oscs?

[@PerfectCircuit]

It has 2 VCOs per voice.

[@machiwoomiapoo]

Sweet!

[@quarkyzarky]

A-Mazing synth. This and OB-6 are the only 2 great modern polys in town (I've owned most of the others including Prophet 6, Rev 2, JD-XA), and the Moog One may as well not exist given its price and the sound isn't all that vs OB-6/Prologue anyway.

[@RoomAtTheTopStudio]

OB-6 has the pad sounds of the OB-8/Xa that was used in original Jungle and Hardcore back in the early 90's. I would love one for that straight away without delving into what else it can do. The Moog One is a mono synth/poly synth/string synth all rolled into one IMO. It can do all 3 jobs at the same time. Nice but I prefer my own more unique choices of mono/poly/stringer. That's not to say the Moog One isn't a great synthesizer, I just don't think that it's really for me. I also agree with you 100% with having a Prologue and an OB-6 means you don't need a Moog One. Add a string synth like a Farfisa Polychrome or an ARP Solina and for me I would get more joy from combining these 3 synths than I would from the Moog One but that's my own personal choice. More power to those who have and are enjoying their Moog One.

[@final_mile_music9713]

It’s amazing how quickly we are willing to dismiss synths we cannot afford. The Moog One is a tour de force. It’s that simple. If you haven’t been impressed with what it can do, I would politely suggest it’s because you haven’t yet heard everything it can do. Whether it’s worth the money.....well that’s a fair point. It’s too much of a synth. A cheaper bi-timbral 8 voice would be perfect.

[@strangersun7721]

Novation Peak/Summit is my favorite poly of the last decade.

[@paburo9481]

Is there anyway to know how to do get those patches?

[@Kyle-wb7wx]

God I wish this thing had CV control inputs!

[@abi_every]

oh man, so fucking sound. great!

[@jimvoos]

Sounds like you can get some OB-6 type sounds from this...

[@tomg1024]

I wanna buy it!🤩

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

Great demo as always... At the end of the day, once you recorded something in your studio, either you used an analog or not or maybe some plug-ins, you cant tell anymore once its been recorded mixed with some other instruments.. what matters most, is “ if you are happy with it”... 👍🏼👍🏼

[@gdrugg2006]

anybody have experience with these? has the tuning stability improved over the minilogue? got rid of mine because it was always going out of tune

[@throwback_kid_84]

Rad!

[@ManOfJupiterMusic]

how did you loop that sound at 1:06 ?

[@sirarthurasamoah3885]

Read some reviews about the tuning of some keys on this synth anyone know if they are fixed by now

[@SpacehotelMusic]

Yep fixed ages ago in firmware update. Stable AF since.

[@PlaybackTVS]

3:03 - Fifth Element ? :)

[@lei.1.6]

Can someone remind me where the part playing at 3:30 comes from ?

[@hlg_theshepherd2873]

How is the 16 voice prologue cheaper than the DSI rev2 16? I guess the rev has more parameters? The Korg sounds so much cleaner IMO. Think im going with the Prologue.

[@SpacehotelMusic]

I've had a Rev2 and really didn't like it much (I later had a Prophet 6 then OB-6 and let them all go once I got my Prologue 16 as it REALLY does sound better and has much more luxury in it - 16 voices - beautiful sold interface etc..). I don't need tons of modulation (rev 2) but I do like patch naming, 5 octaves and more than 6 voice poly (which P6/OB-6 lacked). It's cheaper simply because Korg can make it more cheaply while sequential are a small company with few staff and have a good brand name so can set prices higher (almost like Moog). That said, the new Prophet 5 rev 4 is definitely a great synth probably the first truly great sounding synth Dave Smith has made since the originals.

[@nathankirklambo1986]

Thinking of selling my pro 16 to get this. I think the effects are nicer, and the filter is a bit smoother. Also, VCO! The DCO vibe is cool, but I really can tell the difference I think with VCOs.

[@Wijnfles]

well.. fuck my minilogue

[@philiptrimble1670]

!st rate sounds think I'm sold on what analogue direction to move in. You can always tell the novice/rookie keyboardist cause they can't get their hands to sit 90 degrees/square to the kbd.

[@TheOceanBeneath]

Great video man, curious how you think the sound quality and synth in general would compare to the Minilogue XD?

[@NigDub]

Nearly the same synth with more voices no?

[@Nachtdwaler]

0:36 tasty chords!

[@jondis]

tbh their microkorg sounds better, just hook it up to a reamp then tube pre then di then mixer to interface then spit it out of daw via interfaces outputs into tube compressor in parallel with a tape machine running back into your mixer. the sound is now so analog its actually takes all 0 ans 1s out of the ad/da and converts to cv in real time no latency plus you gain all sorts of headrooms, 10 floors to be exact. you are very much of welcome. thank you.

[@MistahmiZheJAH]

Bd Lm you have a video of how you do it?

[@buamfrequencies6087]

/r/synthesizercirclejerk

[@DaveDaves]

I"m not commenting to claim that what you suggest wouldn't sound good - but it would sound "analog" in a very different sense than a Synth like the Prologue with real VCOs & resonant VCFs sounds "analog" - the analog charachter that tubes (saturation), tapes (saturation, wow/flutter, flux), vinyl (other specific shit), BBD analog delays (Hi Freq loss, saturation) impart are each distinct and all of those very different than analog filters & osscilators sound. So perhaps you just don't care for or really recognize the sound of an analog filter, you can hear it on the Prologue & Minilogue XD very clearly, it's a sound that can't be replciated just like this digitally, especially not from the Microkorg which as the most popular selling synth for over 10 years is extremely well-known. Sure there's an extent to which ppl choose the minilogue/prologue over the MS2000/micorkorg just because they're told it's analog and analog is the trend these days. But it's not a myth, to all.

[@dikochi690311]

８０年代の頭にヤマハが気合いを入れてFM音源のシンセサイザーを開発し、それ以降、リアルな器楽音を出せるシンセサイザーの開発に血道を削ってきた電子楽器業界だが、結局は７０年代にほぼ完成されたシンセサイザーの音こそ多くの人がリスペクトする音だったと言うことなのか？

[@rexstringer9704]

1:02 sounds like porter robinson

[@kenherbst9460]

2:14....I hear Underworld......yes....

[@ruicatarino7830]

Se o sintetizador Prologue fosse em laterais de outra côr ou num semi-rígido plástico cinza-escuro ele se tornaria mais resistente penso seu e lhe traria uma resistência bem maior tendo os plásticos um pouco mais rijos.

[@ChesttRockkwell]

Why the fuck are good synths so expensive? Damn I want one.

[@ruicatarino7830]

Este sintetizador tem a mesma elevação do korg M50 o que lhe permitirá algum sucesso. Apenas lhe faço um reparo: as laterais em madeira tornam-se um ponto fraco o que é um aspecto negativo. Quanto ao resto nada há a apontar em termos de som e botões. Neste caso das laterais em madeira ou imitação da mesma, obriga a um cuidado maior no manuseamento do sintetizador uma vez que este tem apenas 9 Kg de peso.

[@wobblebits]

A KZbin demo is no substitution for playing it in real life but I'm getting the same disappointments that I had with the Minilogue. There is something "missing" that is hard to explain. I have a REV2 and it's an absolute monster on all fronts. Maybe it slaps in person.

[@shadowseal22]

The something that it is missing is functionality.

[@SPAZZOID100]

shadowseal22 bullshit

[@raven-jz6cv]

Like a japanese samurai story. Prologue has so mucb sadness in it

[@ErykMaler]

korg ostatnio psuje swoje dzieła, wykonałem zwroty po zakupie, czasem tylko, ale jednak, arturia pomalował polybrute czarną Noir! zmywalną farbą, ale nie zwrócę go:_) żenada :)

[@damonbennett5911]

The Prologue sounds really good. I would like to try it for myself. I own the Rev 2 and so far it the Rev 2 can produce the sound of the Prologue, but the Prologue can’t do everything the Rev 2 will. I don’t think I would buy the Prologue but I wouldn’t discourage someone from making that purchase. It does sound really good.

[@PerfectCircuit]

The Rev 2 does sound great and has some features the Prologue doesn't, but the Prologue also has some features that the Rev 2 doesn't, mostly the 3rd digital oscillator that can produce some different sounds.

[@chieftp]

I have a REV2 (which I bought from perfect circuit audio, incidentally) but it looks/sounds like this prologue will do a LOT that the REV2 won't)

[@SPAZZOID100]

damon bennett the Rev 2 has a VPN oscillator? VCO’s?

[@damonbennett5911]

Like I said, I’d like to try the Prologue out for myself. I’ve only seen videos with people playing stock sounds. From the sounds I’ve heard on these demos, the Rev2 makes similar patches. I haven’t heard a demo to this point that shows off some of the things it can do that the Rev2 to can’t. So hopefully soon I’ll be able to test one out myself. In the meantime, like I previously said, I think the Prologue sounds good and I would recommend someone to purchase it.

[@quarkyzarky]

@@damonbennett5911 Man, the Rev 2 even without competition from a great sounding genuine VCO poly like Prologue, sounded pretty weak. Yeah I did own one, from new, and sold it (losing money on it) cos it was so annoying sonically (and a bit annoying to program with all that modulation matrix shit just to try to get it sounding decent). Horrible filter, weak DCOs (not all DCOs sound bad but Prophet 08/REV2s DO). I sold rev 2 and my prophet 6, Prologue was way nicer than either... WAY NICER. The only modern synth I kept after I got Prologue 16 was my OB-6 as it's so unique and great sounding, but they both sound great, neither is "Better" but both sound better than everything else out there (inc Moog One!)

[@WillTocaJr]

Compare video to Deepmind 12. On the fence between the 2.

[@rickjacobs8923]

I sold my DM12 for this. No regrets.

[@quarkyzarky]

No competition. Prologue makes mincemeat of Deepmind and it also destroyed my Rev 2... christ even my Prophet 6 sounded 'bad' next to the Prologue. I can only think of ONE other modern analog poly that matches it or sometimes betters it (but Prologue also sometimes better it back), the OB-6 which I also own. These two are great together and destroy everything else out there in terms of pure sonics (I don't care about "features")