Alesis Andromeda A6

If you are looking for something "prophet-like" you should definately check out the poly-
evolver form david smith instruments. It is a true analog with digital components as well, 
and as you may know, he is one of the creators of the Prophet.



--- In Andromeda_A6-ION@yahoogroups.com, "Tony" <cosmicspin@y...> wrote:
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> --- In Andromeda_A6-ION@yahoogroups.com, "strongrelax" > 
> 
> > Hi guys, i own Nord Lead2 and Korg Z1, however i really like the sound
> > of SC Prophet 5 and even NI Pro53 software, i also love the sound of
> > my Nord, but it ain't Prophet. So my question to you guys, can A6
> > sound like Prophet5, or can it sound more "Prophet" then Nord2?
> > Ufortunately i can't find any store that has A6 on the floor.
> > How can i check what it sounds like?
> 
> The A6 has a very thick sound, it's very close to a Moog, but a little
> more bright in the upper frequencies.  It's definately fatter and
> thicker than both the Z1 (which i own) and the NL2 (which I played
> many times), so if you are looking for thickness, you will find it in
> the A6.    It CAN sound fairly close to a prophet, but it's useful to
> have an EQ handy to alter the A6's tendency to push out more energy in
> the 250-400hz range.  A lot of the famous 'classic' prophet sounds can
> easily be mimicked by using two oscillators (slightly detuned) and
> running the signal through filter 1 and 2 in a series (it thickens the
> sound a great deal, even when filter 1 is just open).  It will
> definately sound more 'Prophet' than a Nord, but I would still try and
> use one first-hand before buying.  Also, consider the Alesis Ion, it
> has a bunch of filter types, and sounds thick (without overdoing it).
> The A6 is still much more beast-like in it's output.