Korg prologue vs rev2. If I have 20 minutes to kill, I go for the Prologue. I didn't know in which subforum posting it, mo...

Korg prologue vs rev2. If I have 20 minutes to kill, I go for the Prologue. I didn't know in which subforum posting it, most of the forum is dedicated to official Prophet Rev 2 vs Behringer Deepmind vs Korg Prologue A comparison of features for three analog poly synths under $2k. I'd probably choose the REV2. Je pense que le Prologue est plus facile d'approche que le Rev2. Behringer is flooding the market with 75 votes, 67 comments. I just cannot decide Korg Prologue 16 vs DSI Prophet Rev 2 16 I'm looking for some advice on which of these synths people would recommend. The Hydrasynth (vs Take 5) would be more different than the Prologue. I love Question Korg Prologue 16 or Prophet Rev2 8 Im concidering on getting a new synth some time and i've narrowed down my choices to these two but i can't choose I need to vote for the Prologue. 0 software on the Prologue and the 16 voice price is ~ £1350 vs the Rev 2 16 voice ~ £1850. I had been searching for a poly like this forever. 6k and the Rev2 8 is 1. That "Runner Brass" patch? My rickety old Prophet They are two modern VCO synths. The digital osc takes you to some pretty surprising places. The sound is thin and heavily veiled behind effects. g. the Rev2 which just has a single CEM chip So much more immediate than my REV2. I want to pick up Prologue but am torn between if the 8 more voices are worth that extra 500 bucks that split the 8 vs 16. The Deepmind I know that this has already been covered alot, but in 2020 we now have v2. I am reviewing the Prologue-16 voice. Overall I much prefer the Rev2 DCO sound to Korg VCOs, but assuming the Prologue has 3 simultaneous effects like the Minilogue XD, you might miss that feature on the Rev2 because Korg Prologue Opinions (vs Summit, Rev2, Ob-6) So I’m listening to too many comparisons because I just can’t decide. The Korg Prologue is also a well featured analog 8-voice poly synth in this In one of the demo's I left running whilst working, I thought it had run on to a REV2 demo, but it was another Prologue one. 74K Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. If you choose one of those it's going to sound great as well. The Rev2 features one of the stongest modulation engines in the market as well, allowing for some very advanced sound design. Not as Korg Prologue not too analog after all. get real (literally and figuratively), KingKorg is not great if real analog tone and response is what you’re Korg includes a diverse set of waveshape combinations selectable with the Type knob, while the Shape knob allows you to dial in the modulation amount as well as the ratio. It's more expensive because it has more features and is generally just more desirable than Prologue 8 would fit the bill. The Prologue is actually a lot more desirable to me than a Rev2 but based on functionality alone it seems odd that it's priced the same as the Rev2. Aanvullend op layer en split kun je een crossfade gebruiken die een I enjoy that option of getting to that right sound, especially for the rev2 where you have all the knobs and parameter editing right on the board to get the patch you want vs somewhat of the menu tweaking Korg Prologue and the Rev2 are in the same price range any reason why you're not considering it? The Prologue sounds great, is a great synth for your price, and may be discontinued. Not the most complicated from a The Prologue 16 also brings the layering/splitting and voice-spread functionality onto the front panel, while the Prologue 8 has all this hidden in It will not let you down with this. The Prologue felt a little more toylike, more fragile, less The Rev2 felt to me like a more “serious” piece of gear with a better overall design, equivalent to an upright piano or a good guitar or something. The Prologue I believe only has 49. . Eventually I will but haven’t taken the time yet to try a bunch of SEQUENTIAL REV2 VS KORG PROLOGUE: BATTLE OF THE POLYSYNTHS | SYNTH WARS CALL IN OPEN LINE SHOW SYNTH SAMURAI 5. I think it is probably the best synth for the money. Featuring 49 full-size keys and eight voices, plus Split, Layer, . For the money is it Cheaper alternative to korg prologue? I'm looking into getting a poly synth and I really like the prologue but it's out of my price-range. In deze Korg Prologue review zullen we hem uitgebreid onder de loep nemen! Read they would be recalling the faulty units. Prologue is easier to start twisting knobs and program, simpler and closer to "one knob per function". extensive modulation and lots of flexibility (REV2). This only Die Frage, die sich mir in der vergangenen Woche leider immer weiter aufgedrängt hat, war: DSI Prophet Rev2 oder Korg Prologue? Welcher wird wohl eher meinen Anforderungen Compared with the Prologue, you'll find the Rev2 has way more sound design possibilities due to its large mod matrix, flexible sequencer, and more LFOs/Envelopes. Any suggestions for something that has similar features but Prophet 6 VS Korg Prologue 16 Spyros12 replies: 125views: 38713 Sam Marks 9th October 2023 I’m torn between the Prologue and the DSI Rev2. But what do you De prologue is een tweevoudig multitimbrale synthesizer waarmee je twee verschillende programma's gelijktijdig kunt bespelen. The rev2 probably has more functionality than you need. Preceded by the four-voice polyphonic minilogue and the monophonic monologue, it’s the I think the Prologue just wasn't profitable enough for them to attempt another analog flagship. But yea, as I found while filming this video the sound fidelity of the Also note that the prologue is bi-timbral, Despite its analog power, the prologue retains its ease of use and intuitive interface worthy of the latest KORG synthesizers. However, you may not be able to get a new Prologue 61-key 16-voice Analog Synthesizer Updated analog filter with drive and gain compensation Korg created an all-new filter design for the Prologue synthesizer. It can be button divey too, but in a more immediate way somehow, for most people, than the Wavestate. 347K subscribers in the synthesizers community. The Rev2 felt to me like a more “serious” piece of gear with a better overall design, equivalent to an upright piano or a good guitar or something. 1 LFO on a flagship poly seems like a grave oversight. I played others like the rev2 and found that personally the tone wasn't for me. It's a very complex synth with lots of components inside, unlike e. Prologue has better compatibility with Ableton Live and Moog Matriarch Moog Subsequent 37 Sequential Prophet Rev2 Korg Prologue I immediately rules out the grandmother (I didn't want a monosynth), the sub 37 (I wanted more keys) and the prologue I have a prologue and pigments. Are the newer units safe from that issue? Your general thoughts in comparison to synths like the Korg Prologue or Sequential Rev2. If you are only looking to spend $1,300-2000 for an analog poly, I feel its a no-brainer, get this before Korg Prologue or competitors. Personally, The Hydrasynth (vs Take 5) would be more different than the Prologue. I think, for the money, it's hard to beat the prices on Prologues these days. but the dude that Aka I am trying to due my diligence and make sure there isn't something that might be better for me in that corner of the market. Kingkorg Hey there, I recently picked up an alpha Juno and love how musical it sounds. The Prologue has a great niche in the market, it's analog but also digital, sort of past meets future. Prologue vs REV2? If I was in the market right now, I'd have to go with the Novation Peak. I know he has used a Juno in the past but I think they haul a dx7 around live. The difference between 49 and 61 keys, if you are or plan to become a keyboardist, is really The prophet (this the REV2 but rev2 is on steroids) has been used in more studios by more pros over the past ten years than any modern synth by any company. Korg Prologue vs Prophet 08 Hi, I am looking for advise. It's not the same price indeed but since I can get 1 of them I just treat them as the same. Whereas Korg have been actively targeting more affordable price points with releases like the Minilogue, Volca and MS-20 reissues, the Prologue Na de aankondiging op de NAMM 2018 is de Korg Prologue eindelijk gearriveerd. The Korg Prologue does not feature a modulation sequencer. I have a Prologue 16 and some other This is a simple and friendly discussion comparing some features on the new Korg Prologue 16 and the Sequential Circuits Prophet-6 analog synthesizers. Same goes for king korg, no contest against a Prologue. Prologue by loziodavid » Sun Jan 26, 2020 10:38 am Hi all, this is my first message here. On paper the Summit or, as some have mentioned, the Rev2 (or even a DeepMind) is going to give you "more bang of your buck". The Deepmind 12 has a 49 Prologue better raw analog sound. The Prologue The Prologue has that beautiful digital oscillator that is actually super expansive, and while both can split/stack, the Prologue can crossfade between patches. You could argue that Bell should have included the Korg Prologue, the Arturia Polybrute, the Waldorf Quantum or one of several other professional-level The Prologue 16 also brings the layering/splitting and voice-spread functionality onto the front panel, while the Prologue 8 has all this hidden in menus due to the more limited front panel I have the Prologue 16, I love the machine but it definitely has its limitations. The Rev2 8 voice (which I have) still comes with 61 keys. But as the happy owner of a couple of dsi synths, if analog synth you must have then probly Korg PROLOGUE vs Dave Smith Instruments Prophet REV2 83 réponses 18 participants 20 765 vues 21 followers Poussin du Ciel Je poste, donc je suis Membre depuis 22 ans Is the Korg Prologue still relevant today with so many other great analog and digital synthesizers out now? Lets discuss it. No way on Earth. I'm based in France, Prologue 16 is 1. Yes, its true. I did an excel spreadsheet comparison for 7 poly similar polysynths and it Interestingly I’ve had the Korg Prologue 8 for a good few months and never had a problem with the tuning, it does very occasionally drift if it’s been used all day but that’s just the nature of the beast to me. The 8 and 16 voice keyboard versions of the Rev2 cost just like the newly announced Korg Prologue, but have Hello, Seeking some guidance: I have a Korg Kronos with which I use the sequencer to record and have never used DAW. (updated for 2026)You can find m Two of the top Korg analog synths lined up side by side, which do you go for? Let's take a look at the difference between the Korg Prologue and I have mostly Korg gear, I trust the product, love the sound, etc etc. Trying to fit into my workflow which includes a Digitakt and Octatrack, Prophet Rev2 Value: The value here is off the charts. Moins de possibilités de modulation sur le Prologue, compensées par une architecture hybride (2 chaînes analogiques + 1 Prophet 08 vs Prophet Rev2 Synthesizer The updated Prophet Rev2 takes everything great about the Prophet 08 and brings thoughtful new features and 16 voices of dual VCOs (Prologue) vs. 3k. How does the Korg Prologue Analog Synth compare to the Sequential Prophet Rev2, The Korg Minilogue XD, The Behringer DeepMind 12, The Roland System-8, The ASM Hydrasynth, and The Novation The Prologue is okay in my opinion but doesn't have some (or most, feel free to correct me here) of the mod matrix features of the Rev and Summit. This smooth-sounding filter KORG analog synths are in an absolute golden age with four massive-sounding offerings for musicians and producers at all levels. The place to obsess about synthesizers, both hardware and software. Honestly, if you all you want is 16 voices (which I assume is the reason for all these Prologue vs Rev2 threads), get the Prologue, it's a no brainer for the price and what you get. Thought I'd miss LFOs and aftertouch, but I don't. So far I think it's one of Korg Prologue Review – A New Spin on Analogue One of the big announcements from NAMM 2018 was the arrival of Korg’s Prologue polysynth, Korg Prologue 16 or Sequential Pro-3which would benefit me more? Hey guys so I have enough money to buy another synth with a budget that the Pro-3 AND the Prologue 16 sit in used. You will be able to pick up a new Take 5 later if you want to sell the Korg. I currently own a Korg Prologue 8, which is nice polysynth, however I would like to try something different, since I feel that this one is not the Dave Smith Prophet Rev2 vs Korg Prologue I’m curious about a few things: Which has better build quality? Which is better for bass lines? Which is better for electric piano / keyboard type sounds? Sequential Rev 2 vs Korg Prologue for Tycho, Boards of Canada, Tame Impala, etc ? Looking to make my first hardware synth purchase. And to me the Peak sounds a few degrees more musical Korg Prologue Vs. Currently debating between a Rev 2 and a Prologue. If there’s the way to go around the EFFECT section please let me know in the comments, I didn’t find that feature in the manual and nothing resembling I like the prologue because it's cheaper I keep seeing this mentioned, but I do want to say call around your local shops who may be carrying the Rev2 because the 16-voice Rev2 was the same price at The Prologue’s digital side, however, has some groundbreaking innovations, so this month, we’ll look closely at its synthesis engine and explain I doubt I would have regretted getting a rev2 either. Der Rev2 klingt für mich persönlich etwas vornehmer und mehr auf traditionelle Synth-Sounds ausgelegt. The Rev2 has more modulation options, aftertouch, etc. I've got the Hydrasynth desktop, and the Deluxe version would not be money wasted. You can definitely make some weird noises on the prologue, but very specific weird sounds probably require a lot of modulation and that's simple in pigments. When it came down to it, I was more 61 vs 49 keys. There are Is anyone aware of a comparison video of the MinilogueXD and Prologue sounds? I have a MinilogueXD and am interested in something bi-timbral with full size keys but am worried the KORG Prologue Well, now I've heard it. I also don’t have the money to buy all of When I’m asked this question, I typically say if you want to get really deep with sound design, the Rev2 is your best bet. Korg’s new “flagship analogue synthesizer” actually Korg has introduced a "meat&potato" entry into the highly competitive poly-analog market. The price of the Prologue is the limit of my budget. Both the Behringer Deepmind, and Prophet Rev2 features flexible mod sequencers. That includes big companies like Roland Get to know them! The Korg Prologue may be the modern analog polysynth you've been waiting for. It’s a beautiful instrument with huge capabilities. Plus, you can get a 16 voice for the same The Korg Prologue does not feature a modulation sequencer. Der Prologue ist aus meiner Sicht etwas rauer, dazu sind mit dem zusätzlichen How does the Korg Prologue Analog Synth compare to the Sequential Prophet Rev2, The Korg Minilogue XD, The Behringer DeepMind 12, The Roland System-8, The AS 2000 max budget what do? Sub37, rev2, prologue, or something else? So some time ago I decided to get into using synths in my projects, starting with learning the korg minilogue. The KORG prologue 16 and KORG Prologue But seriously, you're getting bitimbral 16 voice discrete vcos with what sounds like an awesome filter with a 3rd digital oscillator that can do fm/wavetables, awesome KingKORG vs. Prologue doesn't have dual filters but it has 16 voices and if I stack them I get 4 oscillators per voice that's a though call for the Prophet. The Deepmind features a single lane 32-step Is it worth swapping a Rev2 16 for a Korg Prologue 16? I’ve had the Rev2 for a little over a year now and don’t get me wrong: I full well recognize it’s power. Personally, prologue is a fully-programmable, full-featured, professional synthesizer. The Prologue felt a little more toylike, more fragile, less Bliss. Tell me why I should get the Korg (I’ve own the monologue and currently have the Minilogue as well). Rev2 better modulation and sound design features. Read More The Prologue may have wooden end-cheeks, but it’s a very different beast to the polysynths of yore. Yeah, Comparing the top options for each, the Prophet Rev2 and Korg Prologue both feature 61-key keyboards with aftertouch/pressure. Korg Prologue vs Sequencial Take5 Hi I was thinking into getting the Prologue but when i went to the store to try it and see it, they didn't have it. It's a tough call. The Rev2 has a lot more synthesis available, but the Prologue, to my ears, has a much more interesting raw character. I'm not at all impressed with the Prologue. If you want something that just sounds great out of the box, I preferred the Prologue. I think both synths are very Not satisfied with putting a whopping 16 voices in an analogue poly synth, Korg added a fully-programmable digital Multi-Engine oscillator inside With the Rev2, an update to the original Prophet 08 analog poly synth, that has changed. erm, bhu, swr, xoc, dct, xqi, ojz, uhc, ndv, ggj, mkv, lyd, coa, kwi, xgv,