Prophet 6 Music

[Sacred Synthesis]

This demonstration has a nice variety of quality Prophet-6 sounds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qQ_HpVYdVA

[Sacred Synthesis]

Another decent video of old school sounds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR8xhuD3aIM

[PaulSchilling]

Two Prophet-6 tracks I did recently:

https://soundcloud.com/paul-schilling/hyperborea-part1-tangerine-dream-tribute

https://soundcloud.com/paul-schilling/amys-cafe

[Jefro]

I've only had the Prophet 6 for a few days, but here's a little something I'm working on:

https://soundcloud.com/labelwhore-techno/pro6-minimal

[wbajzek]

I recently rediscovered this A-Ha song "The Living Daylights" by accident and got a little obsessed with it. I recorded this cover where almost everything aside from the guitars is Prophet 6, with just little bit of Mopho X4 mixed into the kick and pads for fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flfo5v8-LVU

[solitud]

Everything is Prophet~6 in this track except a Voyager for bass and some 808 samples.
https://soundcloud.com/solitud/when-a-punch-lands-in-my-face?in=solitud/sets/dinosaur-ballads

[Manbird]

All synths on this track are P6. Drums are Roland CR-5000 and TR-707. I'm quite pleased with the 6 here, feeling, after owning it for a couple years+, that I'm maybe/finally getting a handle on it!! All the various tips that have been shared recently (oscs turned down to 50 or 60%, using Filter Env in the Poly Mod section to do battle with the LPF Env Amount etc) are paying off.

https://soundcloud.com/anton-barbeau/automatic-door-synth-remake-2018-mix-1

[Manbird]

I posted this in Your Music as well, but wanted to give it a further bit of attention. It's fairly minimalistic for me, this track, two tracks of Prophet 6 doing the same part, one with a distorted organ, the other with a piano-ish tone. Bass is Micromoog. There are real drums buried low in the mix, but the main percussion track - to my own surprise - is P6 as well. The song is a couple years old, and I assumed the drum machine was Roland CR5000, but when I opened up the PT files not long back, P6. Hope you enjoy! https://moofmag.com/2019/05/10/music-video-premiere-berliner-grotesk-anton-barbeau/

[osflaa]

I recently released a cover version of "I won't let the sun go down on me" written and first released by Nik Kershaw in 1983. Everything except drums is played on my P6 and every sound is tweaked from "scratch". I have also mixed and mastered the track. I am definitely not a synth player, I just think it's fun to play with synths sometimes. I guess serious synth players will laugh at this, however I am happy with the result and the feedback from people has been much more positive than I expected. Here is a link to the song on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/track/2iY3QrVhDN2xxAWFb0AU6J?si=c1fZ7PgaS8KwsFP8AHD9uQ

[jok3r]

I posted this in Your Music as well, but wanted to give it a further bit of attention. It's fairly minimalistic for me, this track, two tracks of Prophet 6 doing the same part, one with a distorted organ, the other with a piano-ish tone. Bass is Micromoog. There are real drums buried low in the mix, but the main percussion track - to my own surprise - is P6 as well. The song is a couple years old, and I assumed the drum machine was Roland CR5000, but when I opened up the PT files not long back, P6. Hope you enjoy! https://moofmag.com/2019/05/10/music-video-premiere-berliner-grotesk-anton-barbeau/

I like this very much...

[Manbird]

I posted this in Your Music as well, but wanted to give it a further bit of attention. It's fairly minimalistic for me, this track, two tracks of Prophet 6 doing the same part, one with a distorted organ, the other with a piano-ish tone. Bass is Micromoog. There are real drums buried low in the mix, but the main percussion track - to my own surprise - is P6 as well. The song is a couple years old, and I assumed the drum machine was Roland CR5000, but when I opened up the PT files not long back, P6. Hope you enjoy! https://moofmag.com/2019/05/10/music-video-premiere-berliner-grotesk-anton-barbeau/

I like this very much...

Thank you, I'm glad to hear this!