#Nowhere prophet manual full#

I was really pleased to have a play with the Trigon-it was easy to get some good arpeggiated lines running. I was sceptical about the 8 from demo’s but playing one has made me completely reevaluate my position-I’ll probably end up buying one. The Trigon didn’t have the same organic, living vibe, even with added internal effects, nowhere near it. Nice, but as soon as you played on the big Obie next to it, the difference in sound quality was undeniable. For me, it fitted in with Sequential gear at the Pro2/3 and the Prophet/Obie 6 poly’s level. That’s interesting-I was there too and had a play after the demo session for the OBX8Ĭame away with a different impression tbh. The feedback also seems to offer some interesting possibilities, although I didn’t really have time to explore more of it. It is compact and simple but powerful with its 3 osc and it just sounds really good.

The distortion knob does some wonderful things, and the format is very appealing. I had a play with one this week at a Sequential event in London, first one in the U.K., and although I wasn’t expecting much of it, I just loved it.īear in mind that I had access to the entire Sequential line up at the event, and this is the synth that did it for me. These are the exact reasons I went with the OB6, agree with your post 100%Ĭould see me picking up a trigon but itll probably be when its going for $1k less on Proaudiostar in a year

#Nowhere prophet manual full#

I liked what I heard about the T6 and I find it interesting that by having 3 oscillators you can use the third one as LFO and still have 2 full audio oscillators available, which you can't in the other Sequentials beyond the sub-oscillator.

The OB6 sounds immediately and always more vintage, big and lush, but sometimes I need other types of sounds and the P6 closed more with that concept of a workhorse. I like all those synths! I have a P6 and I chose it over the OB6 just because I feel it's more versatile due its less defined character than the OB. People who tried it and whom I spoke with seemed genuinely excited about it too. It could be personal taste, or the fact that it is a new thing. To me the Trigon-6 had some magic sparkled over it that I didn’t get to hear on the otherwise worthy OB-6. And look at me now hanging out in this thread! Interesting that you are inviting comparisons with the OB-6, as I went on to try the Trigon-6 only because I was in the market for an OB-6. The P5 is an old design made new, so it was not my intention to include it in the new Sequential polys groupĪbout the OB-6 it seemed to me the most 'vintage' of the group but even so its oscillators sound more precise than the old Oberheims and those of the OBX8 It can do modern, but sounds vintage like it should.Īnd also it’s probably the same thing with the Prophet 5.Īnd the Trigon comes after these, so there’s hope.