Sequential Circuits Inc Prophet 600 and Pro-One Synths

A re-upload of a Blade Runner inspired ambient track.

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1987 blade runner ambience 1 (Prophet 600)

A sound I made on a SCI Pro-One synth back in 1981.

1981 Construction (Pro-One)

Written played and produced by Templar in 1985.
Synth - SCI Prophet 600.

Guitar playing - Henry Gentles.

Recorded at Last Laugh Studio, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, New Zealand. An 8-track demo studio.

1985 hurt

What Would You Do? 

What would you do if I told you I still love you?
Would you laugh at me? Would you walk away?
Would you love me too?
What would you do?

What would you do if I told you that I love you?
Would you take my hand? Would you kiss my lips
and say you love me too?
My feelings are true.

Will you return to me? Do you remember we
made a love you vow? Oh I need you now.
We could start anew.
But don't say we're through.

Don't say we're through.
I still love you.

(Steven Templar words and music 1987)
Prophet 600 and me singing a love song I wrote. 1st demo recorded onto cassette tape in 1987. 

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1987 what would you do?

A groovy little song I made in 1987 with my Prophet 600 and a Boss DSD-2 footpedal one-shot sampler.

1987 i bought you a bunch of flowers (Prophet 600)

Ambient track with vintage synths and an 808.

1982 soundscape 1

Written by Templar in 1985. This version recorded at Harlequin Studios, Auckland New Zealand in 1986. Vocals Andrew Lamont and Pauline Berry played and produced by Steven Templar. Guitar by Duncan Bridgeman.

1986 bleeding edge (with Lamontage)

All sounds made on a Sequential Circuits Inc Prophet 600 synthesiser.

1987 Blade Runner Ambience 2 (Prophet 600)

All sounds made with an SCI Prophet 600 synthesiser in 1987.

1987 Prophet 600 Industrial Intro

All sounds made on a Prophet 600 analogue synthesiser in 1988.

1988 Pretty Lady Reprise (Prophet 600)

All sounds made on my SCI Prophet 600 analogue synth in 1988.

Evermore was her name,
We got smashed on cheap Champagne,
I'm gonna' call her name,
For evermore.

Evermore (she stays here)
Don't you ever (leave me)
Evermore, whoah oh oh yeah yeah.

1988 Evermore (Prophet 600)

First demo of this song from 1982. SCI Pro-One and Roland TR-606 with vocals.

1982 Something Moved (SCI Pro-One)

Written by Andrew Lamont.
Bass guitar and Oberheim OB-Xa by Hal Tupeia.
SCI Prophet 600, TR-707, vocal by Steven Templar.


1985 Don't Go Away (with Lamontage) (Oberheim OB-Xa)

A track I did in 1981 with my SCI Pro-One analogue synthesiser and an Eko Rhythm Box (Italian analog drum machine).

1981 When I Dream (SCI Pro-One)

A little live jam with some nice analogue synthesisers in 1982.

1982 SH-101 TR-808 MS-20 PE-1000 Pro-One

Sound demo on my SCI Prophet 600 analogue synthesiser in 1988.

1988 Prophet 600 Arpeggio

Demonstrating some sounds I made on my SCI Prophet 600 analogue synthesiser in 1988.

1988 Mellow Prophet 600 Interlude

The 1st demo of this track from 1988. All sounds except vocals made on my SCI Prophet 600 analogue synthesiser.

1988 Dambreak (Prophet 600)

A remastered repeat upload of this 1982 recording.

1982 All Night Civilisation v6 (Korg 700s)

The fourth version of this track. Using only an SCI Pro-One analogue synthesiser and an Eko rhythm machine from Italy.

1981 All Night Civilisation v4 (SCI Pro-One)

This page is for my 1980s analogue synthesiser recordings as well as some non analogue tracks with my old DX7 and my ESQ-1.

group is Steven Templar.
Born in Sheffield UK, now living in New Zealand.
Wrong place at the right time.

Sequential Circuits Inc Prophet 600 and Pro-One Synths

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