Prophet Rev 2 - Pluck patch tutorial

[@alexthompson4200]

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[@pauciloquxnt]

The whisk man at the end... *chefs kiss*

[@alexthompson4200]

"Give that a taste... Perfect"

[@birdFEEDER]

Love learning new tips and tricks with my Rev2, good stuff, thanks!

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks so much for the comment! Glad to hear you got something out of it!

[@mulkytool]

5:50 rain :) Also I hope you do more of these. They are some of the best tutorials out there, I appreciate the real time pace and authenticity and detail.

[@alexthompson4200]

You're so right! I have done a few lo-fi beats where I use it as an alternative to actual rain samples! Thanks so much for your kind words, very much appreciated!

[@jongjoyyoutube6142]

Lookin forward for the next patch-making mate. This is awsome! Thanks

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks so much! Got a new one coming soon! (hopefully this week)

[@GrantCarvalho]

Enjoyed the reverb ducking trick, thanks!

[@alexthompson4200]

Glad you liked it!

[@badrulamino]

Super useful and easy to understand tutorial! Well done. Would love to see more of these coming. Perhaps you could do one on pads!

[@alexthompson4200]

So glad to hear you enjoyed it! I will definitely have a look at making an interesting pad patch soon!

[@keyboard.grinder]

Loving these rev2 tutorials!! Thank you so much for sharing. I am learning so much.

[@alexthompson4200]

That's so nice to hear! Thank you, I'm glad you are learning more about the synth :) I'll try and keep more coming!

[@atlas9097]

great patch, thanks for sharing!

[@RayyMusik]

Brilliant!

[@alexthompson4200]

Thank you!

[@DJROSSCAMIEL]

Hey man, your rev-2 videos are awesome. I have a unit and am looking to do more sound design. your vids are helping a ton. Can you do more UK deep house/garage sound design?

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah i'll definitely make a few videos on some house and garage sounds!

[@ianbarber2937]

Sounds amazing!

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks so much!

[@ianbarber2937]

Love the rev2 tutorials!

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks so much! Glad you like them :)

[@ianbarber2937]

@@alexthompson4200 I’m going to sub. I really hope your channel gets big so people can see these because man I use that Lofi patch every day.

[@Rozhdestvo]

Thanks a lot Alex!You are good!very helpfull!

[@alexthompson4200]

Thank you so much! So glad to hear you're getting something out of these videos :)

[@NickMitiMusic]

great tutorials. Love the break downs. Would love to see more with rev 2, Perhaps A bass patch and or organ patch

[@alexthompson4200]

Thanks for the comment and suggestion! I will definitely make a video with some of my favourite bass patches! I'll also have a look at making an organ patch now :)

[@NickMitiMusic]

@@alexthompson4200 that would be awesome! I just recently purchased one and having a hard time finding solid videos and break downs until I came across your break downs! Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to more content Alex :)

[@thomassuma2570]

Thank you man

[@alexthompson4200]

You're welcome! :)

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Nice patch!

[@Rozhdestvo]

made some tv comercial music with your sound) Thank you^)

[@alexthompson4200]

That's amazing! If you have released it then I'd love to hear it if you can send me a link!

[@bigeasternsyndicate6933]

Another winner. Too many patch tutorials just list a bunch of numbers--"set attack to x, decay to y" and so forth--but you explain your rationale each time. Moreover, the bits where you play with parameters and suggest/demonstrate alternatives are ultimately the most helpful. You aren't doing a tutorial on a single patch so much as a family of related patches--and ultimately sound design in general.

[@alexthompson4200]

Thank you so much for writing such a lovely comment! I'm so glad you find them useful and that you can make something that is unique to the sound you want to create :)

[@distracteddispatches]

Agreed. I really appreciate the explanation of WHY you’re doing what you’re doing.