Prophet 6 Rhodes Patch Tutorial

[@ColeDano]

This was super helpful, finally managed to get a great electric piano patch going on my synth. Thanks so much 3 years later :)

[@Andrew-K]

IMO, every patch tutorial should go this deep. Gonna try it on my P6 soon 🙂 Thanks!

[@jasonbarile2014]

Excellent patch and tutorial. I've had the P6 for several years and this just made me fall in love with it all over again.

[@everpuremusic]

How did I only see this now? KZbin's algorithms are useless! This is beautiful - gorgeous!

[@issiewizzie]

Very Good tutorial that is useful lesson for learning on what ever synth /plugin you have

[@mishabigos]

Thank you for this breakdown. I recreated the patch on my Prophet Rev 2. It would be awesome to see more of these.

[@LachlanVines]

Just uploaded a new one! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lV7WhKmXoMSmock

[@mishabigos]

@@LachlanVines Thank you! Started working on as soon as I saw the upload this morning.

[@heavylight7091]

Thank you for this video! Was able to replicate it fairly closely on our Rev2. ⚛️

[@barrnycharlton8951]

please do some more patch breakdowns especially unique ones like this

[@LachlanVines]

As you wish! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lV7WhKmXoMSmock

[@Roisland]

Thanks! Just got the Prophet 6, this is teaching me how to program! Thanks!

[@martinlubitz3171]

Man, sounds so amazing, will rebuild this patch on my P6, thanks for sharing .

[@jami.m7074]

Great. I made the same patch following this tutorial. Perfect lofi vibes

[@tomloncaric6189]

That is a great sound! I prefer it to any of the “piano” factory presets. Many thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial. It was great to understand the theory behind the programming. I followed your directions and then made some tweaks to come up with my own Prophet 6 patch for the recording studio today!

[@LachlanVines]

Thanks! One great thing about making these videos rather than just sharing a patch file is that as people follow along they can easily tailor the patch to their own tastes and needs!

[@greenvelvet]

What beautiful warm patch. THANK YOU!

[@iwillnevergetone5]

thanks a heap for doing this. followed your instructions and worked out fantastically. kudos, my friend

[@breidablikmusic2501]

Excellent tutorial! This was really helpful. I recreated the patch on my Prophet 08 (original) and managed to get a very similar sound.

[@Paulcvids]

great patch! and lovely video. If I had one suggestion it would be to try and use "o'clock" positions when describing your settings. That way folks can just listen along & program (and you won't have to worry about your hands blocking anything). great stuff!

[@LachlanVines]

Thanks! I might try “o’clock” positions in future videos

[@RayyMusik]

Most beautiful synth Rhodes sound I‘ve ever heard. Have to try it on my Rev 2. Get well soon! A bandaged hand is torture for a keyboardist; I had surgery on both in a row.

[@RayyMusik]

@Nana I ended up with a Wurly sound. 😊

[@thomasinlondon2849]

Enjoying this, thanks for sharing.

[@Jean-Pierre.B]

_Everything in its right place_ :)

[@liljohnson420]

wonderful

[@bkvision2]

Excellent walkthrough and great sounding patch! Hope your hand is feeling better by now :)

[@adoxographer]

Really nice. I might try to recreate that on the OB-6. Should be fairly similar yeah? (Besides the filter)

[@hubbarjs]

Great video. Learned a lot from this. Thanks!

[@auctor11]

Thank you so much!! Your dedication is inspiring!

[@LocaliLLocano]

Thanks for making this. Gonna try it out with my LFE attachment too

[@LachlanVines]

LFE as in the Low Frequency Expander? I would love one of those things!

[@LocaliLLocano]

@@LachlanVines oh yea I got one last year. I use it on the prophet 6, prophet 10, and Moog Voyager. Lots of modulation options

[@qiqi2692]

Perfect ! Thank you very inspiring . I’ve been doubting , should I buy a true analog synth , ( controlled by expressive e osmose ) I’m very into atmospheres , pads , ambient .

[@carl2072]

Great tutorial

[@philthepants]

Wow! So useful. Thank you.

[@malkomehala7187]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@dalelaushman8749]

Great patch!! Hope your wrist is better.

[@ianpullman203]

This is great, thanks for doing this!

[@le-j-james7061]

Thanks! really nice tutorial!

[@ryanmelvey8764]

good rhodes for techno and house music!

[@wolfpackpresets]

Cool patch! Love it!

[@percussionboy4357]

Thanks for clearly explaining how filter tracking DOESN’T consider osc pitch. I’ve programmed p6 sounds that require the octave setting to be in a certain place-but never knew why, never understood how the synth “thinks” about tracking. Also, hope your wrist is starting to feel stronger…

[@scrie100]

Sweet 😌

[@rmzmusic3672]

Hi, thanks for the video, I just purchased my first ever Prophet6 and I don't get how you get started / how you get to the first initial sound you are using to then get to your sound patch. My 109 bank sounds very different and if I start from scratch I don't have the sound you have at 3:00 Thanks!!

[@maxwittebol]

Amazing sound you got there, thanks for the tutorial! Will try this out on my p6. I was wondering if the lick you play at 18:13 is from a song? It’s feels familiar but I don’t know what song it would be

[@dudepunchme]

This sounds so good. 🤤

[@marcuseoinsandison8428]

Beautiful patch congratulations. Just a question: How do you get the release without the amp realease?

[@LachlanVines]

I’m not sure if this answers your question, but it might just be that I’m using the sustain pedal?

[@notalwaysavailable]

Excellent! Thanks! Any chance to download/purchase your patch somewhere?

[@LachlanVines]

Thanks for asking. Unfortunately I don’t currently have a way of distributing my patches online :/

[@rohaxfx001]

Would love to be able to program a Rhodes on a super 6, can't find anywhere that teaches that!:)

[@burns46824]

Cool sound. Wish you did it with no reverb.

[@ProducedI]

I tried to follow your perimeter settings but I finished with pops and clicks at the end of the notes

[@voiceofyasmeen]

I was able to create the sound on my P6 following the exact process but when I get to the LFO the sound totally changes and sounds different from yours. It sounds off key and too wavy. I tried making more subtle adjustments on the frequency knob and initial amount within the LFO but I have to turn off Freq 1 and Freq 2 (I click the buttons so the Red light is off) to return to the warm beautiful sound. Can anyone explain why this is happening? Why does my LFO make the sound unpleasant? Beginner here! Appreciate all your tips!

[@LachlanVines]

This may seem silly but have you checked that the mod wheel is set to zero? Mod wheel is hardwired to the LFO so if it’s turned up, turning on the LFO can make things go wild.

[@voiceofyasmeen]

Ok so that was def it! I put it down to zero like yours and it sounds much closer! Thank you!!!!