Sequential Prophet REV2 vs Yamaha Reface CS

Pulled the trigger on this Prophet Rev2 desktop. Hooking it up to my Arturia Keylab Mkii 49. Sounds amazing. Only other synth I’ve owned is a Korg Minilogue and I didn’t love it so I sold it, and have just been using Arturia Analog Lab and V Collection 8, but this Rev2 is amazing

In terms of sounds that to add that extra level of dynamics would be great, I mean some may argue that actually having velocity on a synthesizer kind ...

In this price range I would probably get a Prophet Rev2, which is an amazing synth that will keep you busy for years. Vintage synths like the Juno or DX7 are cool, but they have a lot of maintenance issues. I would start with a modern synth (unless you find an amazing deal for one of those).

the general verdict is that it's pretty overpriced for what it is. also the company seems to be the worst types of fart sniffers, I heard their customer support is terrible.

If you like, or values the gated sequencer can either be free running like this or work on a step-by-step basis in key step mode, [, Music, ]. I think...

I feel a little bit dizzy now. Let's try the next waveform, which is a double square wave like that: okay, let's take the LFO out and let's shape it d...

TL;DR I want something with responsive knobs and sliders that’s gonna be able to give me nice warm and interesting chord/pad sounds plus fat funky bass-lines and fun melodic runs.

Let's click on that one now now that it's loaded, all we have to do is play it on the synthesizer [ Music, ], [, Music ] didn't like that one! Well, h...

For instance, I read a lot of positive comments about the Prophet Rev2, but then I’ve also seen videos from people who I share similar tastes who say they didn’t like it, and I know from experience that minority opinion of people I’m familiar with is way more valuable than a consensus of strangers. So I don’t think I would trust reviews or scores from a site like the one you’re proposing.

- The ranking scores are nuts to the point of being dangerously, insanely misleading. Apparently a Yamaha Reface CS and Korg Beats (an an AIRA TB-3, featured on *Bad Gear* no less) are "better" than an OB-6, Jupiter 6, and Minimoog Voyager. Also apparently a MicroKorg is vastly superior to an MS2000, despite the fact that the latter has the exact same engine with a big knobby interface, a far better design, and real keys. Explain that

So this in on paper something that's not clear, which leads me to believe it's a sonic thing, and I get that. So I've tried listening to some videos and such and I'm pretty sure I can rule out the Rev2 as being too similar to some of things, the P-5 and the P-6 having the VCO's that are so critical. But between the P-5 and the P-6 I'm having a bit a trouble really distinguishing things. Can someone help me out here?

The Minilogue and Minilogue XD are a bit deeper engine-wise and would also be a good choice, because they're easy and fun to use and the sound creating options they offer strike a nice balance between simplicity and flexibility.