Synthesist and sound designer Jexus shared this no-talking video demo of custom sounds for the Sequential Prophet Rev2 synthesizer.
Here’s what Jexus shared about the technical details:
“I did not use any external FX in the demo; all the delays, reverbs and other effects are part of the REV-2 engine & mod matrix. I recorded my demo straight through an audio card.”
The Jexus sound library of 128 patches for the Sequential Prophet Rev2 is available now for €26.
With Superbooth 2021 just over one week away – the coolest music technology show in town kicks off on 15 September at Fez-Berlin – the teasers are starting to roll in.
Ahead of Superbooth 2021, Dreadbox shared this teaser video for something new.
Apparently, Dreadbox has being the latest company to break its silence. The company cinematic trailer features an ‘80s-inspired synthwave soundtrack for an instrument that appears to be known as Nymphes. A previous rumour suggested that this will be a 6-voice analogue polysynth but, it is yet to be confirmed.
All the details are set to be revealed on 13 September, a few of days before Superbooth kicks off.
Against all odds, Superbooth is back, with the previously annual grassroots music technology show set to take place in Berlin schedule for 15-18 September. And we can look forward to hearing about some new synth and other sound-making gear.
Walforf prepares to ‘welcome back, old friend’, so is a new synth in the offering?
Waldorf has posted an image of a red button on its social media channels, along with the words “Welcome back, old friend”. While this does not give an awful lot away – red buttons have been a fixture on quite a few pieces of Waldorf kit down the years – excitable types are suggesting that this could mean a new addition to the ‘Wave’ family, which has a history that stretches right back to the legendary PPG Wave.
However, time will tell but, given that Waldorf is booked to attend Superbooth, we can say that the chances of this ‘old friend’ making its reappearance there are rather high.
