Thanks 👍🏻

It does sound close to my Prophet 5 Rev 3, you are correct. Worth buying for sure, maybe even buy two, do a master detune, and get a stereo system without using any pedals. I've been toying with the idea of buying a second one just for that reason alone.

@@drsamurai009 For me, got only one Pro 800 its ok. I create a stereo audio using effect insert in parallel on channel strip bus 😉 Infact many mixing engineering used this way to create imaging stereo on mono audio Prophet 5.

Glad you like it!

DX7.

@@CentaurusRelax314 Well yes, you'd want an FM engine for that.

High pass sounds

Complex bird calls

Thanks for feedback

The Pro 16 is still in development and will have all the features of a Prophet 5. Until then, the Pro 800 brings a lot of the sounds for less than 400€. If you can't wait, Dave Smith will happily deliver a selection of amazing synth with original Prophet DNA. Ok, it's another price range but also another level of build quality. The great thing today is you have all those options to choose from.

@@HrWisch Indeed. I'd never substitute my original Rev 3 Prophet 5 for some sounds only a P5 can get, but the 800 works amazingly for most stuff. Plus it's a module so far easier to move around my studio than my old (and to this old man, a bit heavier than I remember, LOL) real Prophet 5. :) It is amazing times we live in for sure, to have these options!

Thanks and welcome

Thanks for the info, I will check it out I think the latest fanfare I update that it was about 3 to 4 months ago? But I have the unit for about eight months now, and I didn’t discover any problems so fair.

@@synthmaniak No, it's not a problem actually. _Maybe_ I just read that in the 1st firmware versions the depth for Polymod modulations was deeper. You can create really pronounced FM sounds with this.

Hi there, I have the Behringer DM-12 snd made at same point I might make sound comparison, In mean time,,Pro 800 8 voices, mono out and don't have any of FX,, plus sonically sounds closer to the Prophet 600/ Prophet 5 with I preferred. If II nee to pick the winner, I preferred, as for only sound alone I will pick Pro-800. As for Deep Mind 12 have12 voices of polyphony, Lcd screen and stereo out's. But the bigger advantage of DM-12 is the bill in FX. Biocide's they just sounds different, so to compassion will be hard. With the DM-12 is passable create big pads and wider stereo feel and sounds closer to tone of Juno 106 The Pro 800 just sounds good and sounds closer to prophet-600 /5 I hope that this will answer your question

My two cents: I think the DM12 is a good "gigging" synth, with the built in FX and low financial accident risk. The Pro-800 is better for bedroom song-smithing. Layering mono tracks with more sound shaping at the oscillators, and adding FX, when needed, later in the workflow, potentially from more curated sources.

Thanks for sharing. However, I stated in this video that level of effects are ver low. Might be slightly more reverb than chorus however, both effects are extremely low. So most of the signal i dry, and the corals are used as the custom-made using TonePrint app. The chorus signal is extremely low so I don’t know how you hear in the wall of chorus there?

@@synthmaniak I cannot tell as long as don’t have a dry signal to compare.😢 But the sounds are good. And I like what you played in the demo.

Pissed, you paid too much for your vintage synth?