From Brian Willoughby Sent Mon, Apr 2nd 2018, 00:17
From Brian Willoughby Sent Mon, Apr 2nd 2018, 00:17
Aliasing? or quantization? If you heard steps in the parameter value, = then that would be quantization. On Apr 1, 2018, at 4:32 PM, annika morgan <xxxxxx.x.xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx> = wrote: > A couple of comparisons between the two: >=20 > 1. The knob scanning on the Prophet Rev 2 is a bit different. Turning = knobs creates aliased artifacts. This seems to me not a "live = performance knob turning" synth, unless the aliasing artifacts are = desirable to your sound. For me personally it would be distracting. That = said as live performance synth with predetermined patches, you could = play a killer live set with the Prophet, playing deeply textured and = well-articulated sounds across a gigantic music field in an = extraordinarily clean and precise way that still has warmth and heat and = bite and grit. It's like taking a 70's OBx and giving it sculpted = precision all the way down the audio spectrum then giving it a 3rd = dimension. Quite unbelievable, really. >=20 > The knob action of the prologue suffers no such artifacting that I = could tell, but it seems to not have the range the prophet has. The = prologue has well, "the prologue sound": an incredibly rich, dense, and = blossoming tone and overtone machine. I truly do believe "the prologue = sound" is unique to synthesizers and benefits greatly from a rich sonic = palette married to an incredibly intuitive playability.