#Sequential take 5 mod

It still looks absolutely like a Sequential instrument – a proper 2021 take on what made us enjoy the Dave Smith renaissance in the first place. To be perfectly frank, I love this compact design with display more than the flagship Sequential stuff, just because it keeps stuff in easy reach and fits more easily on the go and in tight quarters. And they’re all nice folks.)Īnd the whole thing is just so cute. Either way, it’s great to see a direct lineage from the original chips. On the rev4, you can swap between that and the Curtis filter. (To be clear – the filter is an SSI2140 low-pass filter from our friends at Sound Semiconductor, who derived this design directly from their SSM 2140 in the original Prophet-5 rev 1 + 2. It’s really Prophet-5: The Next Generation, with a lower price and more-svelte size to match. But otherwise, I’d take (sorry) the Take 5, with more modulation options, arp, and sequencer.

#Sequential take 5 mod

The Prophet-5 remake, apart from reproducing all the wood and classic Prophet-5 look and functionality, does have the ability to switch to a Curtis filter, plus simple easy-access poly mod for modulation. 64-step polyphonic sequencer and multimode arpeggiator.Two LFOs (1 global, 1 which you can assign to a voice).Vintage knob (for varying oscillator, filter, envelope behavior) – also the same as on the revised Prophet.Prophet-5 rev4 4-pole analog filter, with Drive.Simple analog FM (frequency modulation) – also right on the front panel.

Key split so you can set up two performance zones.44 full-size keys (it’s a “premium” Fatar keybed, so they didn’t skimp there).

Two VCOs and one sub-oscillator per voice.

Front-panel FM and lots of other goodies, always accessible.