Sequential Prophet-5

Multitrack recording of the Sequential Prophet-5. All sounds are made with the Prophet-5. All processing in Ableton Live.
Stems of unprocessed individual audio tracks available at payhip.com/b/0...

[@HOMeSKILiT24]

2:00 I thought this was a scene from the tron movie for a second. Pretty sweet! I think the song was from Daft Punk.

[@BertGrink]

With quality content like this, I cannot understand why this channel has so few subscribers.

[@74goldenjet]

Another great demo. Thanks for sharing, mate. I could listen to your music all day.

[@rimela]

Thanks! And please do 😀

[@hurricane6014]

It’s always fun and a sure click when we’re talking Profit 5. So nice sounds 👍

[@rimela]

Thanks Hurricane!

[@jessevanderzee2344]

Fantastic sound🤩

[@coyotesynth]

one of you best demos, for sure.

[@rimela]

Thank you!

[@mikecorbett5831]

Sounds great!😀

[@rimela]

Thanks Mike!

[@furrymonsta1591]

The fm type bells were a revelation. I still dream of having one. If behringer get theirs close I will be happy.

[@intheblink]

I think the mix sounds fantastic! Great demo of the P5 sound!

[@rimela]

Thanks! I'm really glad to hear this

[@sebastianlacroix2623]

Well done one of the best synth ever… great music mate

[@edgardvera3132]

Love the mix. The last piece is so DMesque, maybe it’s the metallic percussion you incorporated in the track.

[@rimela]

Thanks Edgard! For the last piece I used an analogue sequencer, that contributes as well I think.

[@frunky69]

Fantastic!!

[@marsupialmicron]

Amazing!

[@NicolasMelis]

beautiful 🎹

[@rimela]

Thanks Nicolas

[@electronicmusician]

rev 4?

[@rimela]

Yes, it’s the Rev 4

[@Sicolirics]

rev4 100%

[@electronicmusician]

beautiful

[@rimela]

Thanks!

[@liantrosretrospectiva4134]

muddy mix, too dense in the region of 450-400 hz

[@rimela]

Thought it was a decent mix, but I have to admit I broke the rule of not recording and mixing on the same day. So, maybe my ears were a bit tired.
Any advice? Thanks!

[@liantrosretrospectiva4134]

@@rimela hi-pass everything using different cutoff frequencies and then use a bell eq to knock out some db in that region (250-400) on tracks that you think may add too much there. I can't tell how much without listening to the tracks, but if you clean them up a bit I think it would work better.

[@rimela]

@@liantrosretrospectiva4134 Many thanks for this! The Prophet is fairly heavy on the low and mid-low end, will take this into account better in my next mixes. Speaking of mixing: I've made the stems of all unprocessed individual audio tracks available at payhip.com/b/0qHcB
So if you want to hear the clean tracks straight out of the Prophet-5, use specific sounds out of this demo, or want to make your own (re)mixes, you're welcome!

[@liantrosretrospectiva4134]

@@rimela great! I´ll check them, thanks

[@RayyMusik]

I like the mix. The P5 is a midrange-heavy synth, and there‘s no other instrument (guitar) competing with it. So why not?
Great music anyway.