Prophet Rev2 original patches

[Drowsypanther]

Greetings, I just purchased a used Rev2, I love it, but, none of my presets match up any patch list, is there a way I can get the synth back to it’s original factory presets? Thanks

[dslsynth]

Take a look at the support pages for rev2 on sequential.com. They are there!

Also, consider taking a backup of the sounds it was delivered with in case some of them sounds interesting to you.

Good luck with your new instrument!

[creepspectral]

Take a look at the support pages for rev2 on sequential.com. They are there!

Also, consider taking a backup of the sounds it was delivered with in case some of them sounds interesting to you.

slice master

Good luck with your new instrument!

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[Annata23]

Take a look at the support pages for rev2 on sequential.com. They are there!

Also, consider taking a backup of the sounds it was delivered with in case some of them sounds interesting to you.
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Good luck with your new instrument!

I sincerely appreciate Scala2MTS. Now that I have this talent, I am overjoyed. Before it vanished, I used to visit the website you described that permitted this. Today, I gave Scala2MTS a try, and everything went smoothly. I tried it by using Scala2MTS to convert a Scala file to a sysex file, and then Bome SendSX to send it to my Novation Summit.

I will try this way too, thanks

[RowanButler]

To restore your Rev2 to its original factory presets, download the factory sound bank from Sequential's official website and use a MIDI tool to reload it.
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[shippersde]

Take a look at the support pages for rev2 on sequential.com. They are there!
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Also, consider taking a backup of the sounds it was delivered with in case some of them sounds interesting to you.

Good luck with your new instrument!

I sincerely appreciate Scala2MTS. Now that I have this talent, I am overjoyed. Before it vanished, I used to visit the website you described that permitted this. Today, I gave Scala2MTS a try, and everything went smoothly. I tried it by using Scala2MTS to convert a Scala file to a sysex file, and then Bome SendSX to send it to my Novation Summit.

I totally agree about backing up the factory sounds on your Rev2 – you never know when those presets might come in handy. The ability to customize your own sounds or load unique tuning systems opens up a whole new level of creative possibilities, especially when using something like Scala with sysex files. Enjoy the process and keep experimenting!

[Bethany]

Take a look at the support pages for rev2 on sequential.com. They are there!

Also, consider taking a backup of the sounds it was delivered with in case some of them sounds interesting to you.

slice master

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Good luck with your new instrument!

I sincerely appreciate Scala2MTS. Now that I have this talent, I am overjoyed. Before it vanished, I used to visit the website you described that permitted this. Today, I gave Scala2MTS a try, and everything went smoothly. I tried it by using Scala2MTS to convert a Scala file to a sysex file, and then Bome SendSX to send it to my Novation Summit.

Thanks for sharing！