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prophet 12 vs analog 4

Prophet12demo

A little jam fastly made melting factory and home made presets (no external fx used for this recording)

Prophet 12 jam

Recordings of various electrical devices (printers, scanners, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation, Mac-book hard drives, 5 different wireless modems, fax machines, iPhone, iPad, and computers. 
Recorded with two telephone recording microphones (induction coil) into a Sound Devices 744T recorder 24-bit 96khz.

Note: The file download is now available in the original 24-bit 96khz format. 


The Sound of Data Transmissions-Electromagnetic Fields

Spontaneous Chords
Sound Pack for Analog Four

Dual Shaman are back — you may remember their excellent Vintage Keys pack we released a while back — this time offering a meaty collection of one-finger-chords and razor-sharp stabs, ranging in style from dreamy, jazzy 7ths to techy minor triads and everything in-between. 

https://www.elektron.se/soundpacks/spontaneous-chords/

As it happens, Dual Shaman also has a brand new album out on Drastic Arts, entitled Expiati. As you'd expect from the Romanian brothers, the album is an eclectic mix of influences and displays time-machine-like qualities: equally footed in 1998 and 2038. We strongly suggest you get your copy today: 

https://www.junodownload.com/products/dual-shaman-expiati/3863243-02/

Please note this Sound Pack was designed for Analog Four MKII. It is compatible with Analog Four MKI and Analog Keys, but there may be slight differences in sound.

Spontaneous Chords (Demo #1)

Sound Pack for Analog Four by Rainer Öhman

We don't quite know how he does it, but master soundcrafter Rainer Öhman has done it again: a complete second volume of epic sounds for Analog Four. His first volume of Elektronos was so good you could pretty much flip all your old Junos, CSes and Polysixes and never look back.

Again, we get the kind of material that give you goosebumps in the best possible way. Spacious, warm, eerie and captivating sounds with a nod to the greats of the Eighties (Vangelis, Carlos, Carpenter) and modern equivalents like Dixon & Stein or the late Jóhann Jóhannsson.
128 Analog Four sounds (pads, basses, leads and more). Highly useful from the get-go and inspiring and malleable enough to quickly customize and personalize any way you want.

Download a free demo, and purchase at:
https://www.elektron.se/soundpacks/elektronos-vol-2/
And get part one here:
https://www.elektron.se/soundpacks/elektronos-vol-1

Elektronos Vol. 2 (Demo #4)

Elektronos Vol. 2 (Demo #3)

Elektronos Vol. 2 (Demo #2)

Elektronos Vol. 2 (Demo #1)

Bass sounds 1

A collection of Analog Four atmosphere sounds.

Atmospheres 2

Atmospheres 1

Only one Analog Four voice used in the first snippet, which also features the Wideshift Chorus and the Saturator Delay.

Trance at Branno Brygga

The first two clips consist of a Machinedrum connected to the Analog Four audio inputs. The Analog Four applies filtering and effects. The last clip demonstrates how it can sound when a Monomachine is being filtered/effected by the Analog Four.

Analog Four external processing 1

The first snippet is made using the Analog Four, where the Wideshift Chorus, Saturator Delay and Supervoid Reverb are applied to the sound. The second snippet is based on a single Analog Four voice. Neighbor track functionality is used to create intricate routing and filtering. In the last snippet the Analog Four controls a Synthesis Technology/MOTM E340 Cloud Generator via CV. The audio is sent to an Analog Four audio input and after a while an Analog Four internal oscillator is mixed in.

Effects and CV

Octatrack drumloop routed to the Analog Four audio inputs. Wideshift Chorus, Saturator Delay and Supervoid Reverb are applied.

Analog Four external processing 3

Octatrack drumloop routed to the Analog Four audio inputs. Analog Four filters heavily affects the incoming signal.

Analog Four external processing 2

Analog Four compositions showcasing the Wideshift Chorus, Saturator Delay and Supervoid reverb.

Effective patterns

Subdued Noise

www.boxedear.com

This is a compilation of parts from recordings I made when creating patches for the Prophet 12 synthesizer. I recorded much more, but edited down to the the best bits.

DISCLAIMER: There is no particular musicianship in these demos. They were recorded whilst patching mostly with one hand on the keyboard and the other hand tweaking knobs. The purpose of uploading is to give an idea of the tone, sound and character of the Prophet 12 as explored by one sound designer.

Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 demo

Quick first listen of the new Bass Station II analogue mono-synth.