Arturia Prophet V 3 0 18
- Three synthesizers in one: Prophet 5, Prophet VS, Prophet Hybrid
- All the original parameters of the Prophet 5 and Prophet VS
- New audio connection matrix
- New modulation matrix switch for the 2 synthesizers
- New Chorus and Stereo delay effects
- More than 400 presets created by talented musicians and synthesizers specialists
- Compatibility with the Presets of the original synthesizers
- No aliasing from 0.1Hz to 16kHz
- Calculated precision : 64 bits
- Sample Frequency : until 96 kHz
- Compatible with a MIDI keyboard
- 2 analog oscillators for the Prophet 5
- 4 wavetables oscillators for the Prophet VS
- Capacity to synchronize Osc2 on Osc1 for the Prophet VS
- 1 Mixer with joystick and automation envelope for mixing the 4 oscillators of the Prophet VS
- 1 resonating low pass filter for the Prophet 5
- 1 multimode resonant filter for the Prophet VS
- 3 LFO that can be synchronized with the tempo of the host sequencer
- 5 envelopes: 2 ADSR; 3 5 point envelopes
- Polyphony of 2 to 32 voices with the unison possibility
- Audio quality and purity as in the original Prophet 5 and VS
Arturia Prophet V3
- Buy Arturia Prophet V - Virtual Synthesizer (Download) featuring Recreation of Prophet 5 and Prophet VS, 2 Analog Oscillators for Prophet 5, 4 Wavetables Oscillators for Prophet VS, Polyphony of 2 to 32 Voices, Chorus and Stereo Delay Effects, 400+ Presets, Standalone, AAX Native, Audio Units, VST 2.4/3, NKS, Mac, Windows. Review Arturia Prophet V.
- It is NOT possible to load Pro-53 patches into the Prophet V - and no; there is no way to convert between the two. There are - in my humble opinion - no similarities (except for the name) between the two products. I own them both and use them for different things. The Prophet V actually sounds like a Prophet 5.
The Prophet V recreates these almost precisely, accurately emulating the fastest Point 0 to Point 1 transient of 11ms and slowest stage times of 40s. Arturia have missed a trick: a fastest transient of 11ms would make the Prophet VS a very sluggish synth, and experienced programmers know a trick that creates a much faster transient.
