Great demo !! 4 years later and the PRO-1 is still the best sounding synth to my ear that Behringer put out and I already had the Neutron, CAT, MS-1, DeepMind ! I got these same 2 pieces of gear ordered yesterday waiting to come in by Monday or Tuesday !
My most anticipated piece of kit. I cannot wait to get my hands on this thing. Behringer has really worked hard at bringing their brand up in the ranks
You don't want a history lesson plus a mandatory extremely basic demonstration of subtractive synthesis every single video? All while they act like are some genius spamming cliche 1970s sounds.
When I was listining to all the other demos I thought „Naaa, you don‘t need it. What‘s all the fuzz about it?“. After this excellent demo I know. Will order it just because of your video. Thanks. At 0:26 I can hear Boytronic.
Lovely sounds indeed. It's amazing that I can actually afford one of these. Since Behringer started bringing out replicas of classic synths I feel like a kid at Christmas. I'm really happy with the Model D I got, but this is definitely going to be my next purchase.
Same ! I bought Model D last year and now I'm buying the pro 1. Moog sound with 3 osc next to sharp eighties sound with PWM and great modulation possibilities, very nice :)
I remember these keys - not as bad as on my Polivoks but still not the best. Worst thing though was when the LFO Chip died. Well, that’s 15 years ago. Now I’m happy with the Pro-1
11:00 through the end of vid showcases that Ozric Tentacles sequence sound iv been chasing for so long. I want a Pro-1 so bad for the sole purpose of trying to mimic that Ozric Tentacles style of slippery or plucky cascading waterfall melodic sequences, and also for doing those signature bubbles/spiral noises with the LFO clock being routed to the filter w/ high resonance squeals.
Thanx for this great Demo. I think I'll go for it when the Pro 800 will be in stock. I think it will be a great team. Beside my moogs I've bought the Behringer 2600. It is really fantastic and shows that Behringer can build high quality Synthesizers for really not lots of money. They open the analog Synth world for people who can not lay down 2000 or more bucks for a Synthesizer. That is really great
@@limbicbits underdogs tend to make more original ideas out of things, i allways thought one should get the Moog and only the Moog or Other highend synth / machinery, but i have learned that MANY budget synths,Midi Controllers and gear is VERY durable and budget friendly and still capable 🎉 thank you for sharing with us, means really much! 💪🙏🔥
sorry but this is not a far comparison, Valhalla effects are very good at discreetly making whatever you put through them sound nicer. Not saying it doesnt sound good, it does and ridiculously so for the price, but so do Valhalla effects. Unless you are comparing to Model D with the same effects you will be mislead, best to stick to raw sound demos for deciding which one you think you prefer.
I've had the Pro One some years ago and have to say that Behringer definitely nailed it with the Pro-1. One might find nuances here and there but nothing that would justify such a difference in the price. If you're mainly after the patina of an original, these aren't arguments, of course.
My 2cents: After Behringer's good but not perfect take on Korg's iconic MS-20 I was very curious about their Pro-1 clone. Having sold my Pro One more than ten years ago, my opinion might be biased but damn - this time, they've really nailed it. The Pro-1 sounds excellent in a lot of different settings and absolutely provides the vibe I liked so much on the original version. On the downside, I think the noise volume is a bit too weak in direct comparison. Nothing one can't solve with lowering down the volume of the other oscillators but still a difference. For under 300€ this synth is an absolute no brainer. ▶ Purchase Link* Behringer Pro-1: www.thomann.de/intl/behringer_pro_1.htm?offid=1&affid=397 ▶ Purchase Link* Behringer Pro-1 (Sweetwater): sweetwater.sjv.io/jrE700
For deep sound design, all three are quite basic. But if I had to. choose I’d always go with the Pro-1. But that’s more a matter of preferences. I’m not a super fan of the arp sound (cat is inspired by arp) and I kinda have a love hate relationship with the Moog sound. As you can imagine it’s quite a personal preference. What works for me can be totally different for you
@@lukehunnable I like the K2 but especially regarding the original MS20 sound I'm too snobby. The K2 gets close but it doesn't provide that grnarly aggressive sound that I like so much. So it had to go. If you don't mind that detail, it's also a great synth.
Can someone help me by explaining what the patch cable at 2:08 is doing? Why did connecting it seem to double the frequency of the LFO? And why did it seem to revert back as soon as he slightly moved the LFO frequency knob?
Thanks! Have you tried to watch the video in HD? Choosing the highest resolution and making a screen shot should give you a good starting point to clone the patches.
Nice demo thanks! How did you do those double arps? It sounded like two at one? My first synth was the Pro 1, great bass sounds and leads! Tempting to buy this just for old time sake.
Hi, Behringer added a duophonic mode to this one which I think is a great benefit. Also, you can make the LFO oscillate in audible frequencies. Combined with Key follow you sort of get another oscillator, albeit not so accurate, though. Pro-1 is a great synth and in my opinion the best choice out of Behringer's new synth line.
@@limbicbits Thanks for the reply. So, if I understand on the dual arps you had the LFO sounding like an arp then the arp itself on top to make it sound like two going at once? I like the sound of the Neutron from them and of course the Odyssey! The economy here is now in the sewer so I'll have to put off those purchases for now.
@@Pulse2AM Ah - Got you now, I guess. Could you please indicate, what Arp / sequence in the video you are referring to? Then I can get more into detail. And yes - currently it's wise to set some purchases on hold. These things can wait
@@limbicbits @2:50 sounds like two at once. Edit: last night I played around with my synth set up two LFO's to control each oscillator and got two beats going one on each oscillator.
I have a Pro One and I am about to sell it to get the Behringer Pro-1. Why? Because it sounds exactly the same. No need for MIDI-CV interfaces, no wonky keybed, smaller footprint, less risk for an electronic failure and a lot of cash freed up for other things.
That's a rare opinion out there. I like that you put your (pragmatic) experience over cult. If one wants the cult factor and is ok with paying extra money for it, go ahead. Having owned a Pro-1 years ago, I also found Behringer's Pro-(cl)One quite convincing. Even more considering the price being asked for each of both. On the other hand, some people complain about the envelopes values being stepped. It is a downer but then again, there's the price point. Plus, you get duophony which is quite a nice feature on top.
Sincere question for anybody: The model D offers 3 osc, the K2 offers the dual filters, what does the Pro-1 bring to the table that is unique to itself? Again, sincere question, I'm not throwing shade at the pro-1, purely curious.
Hello, i want to buy this synth, i felt in love after this demo, but i have an akai mpk mini and i see i don't have any port on the akai, just the usb to plug in the computer, is there a chance i can record with akai mpk mini or i need to buy another keyboard? sorry for my
Hi, there are two options: you can connect the pro-1 via midi usb directly to your computer and the computer to your mpk mini. With the computer in between, you just have to select the right midi channel in your DAW (Ableton, FL Studio or else) and play it from there. If you want to control it directly without a computer in between I’d recommend another controller with 5-pin midi out or cv gate. thomann.de/gb/arturia_keystep.htm?offid=1&affid=397 or thomann.de/gb/novation_launchkey_mini_mk3.htm?offid=1&affid=397
It's the opposite way. Keyboard out to LFO In. In that case, you control the frequency of the LFO with the note. Higher Notes and the LFO goes faster, lower Notes and the LFO goes slower
Does this only make bass type sounds? I'm looking for a synth that has the ability to create/manipulate key sounds and in general sounds that have more high end than low end
I'm not quite sure if i get your question, right. You can program decent leads as shown in the video. But when referring to "key sounds", do you think of classic keyboards such as a Rhodes? Then you should rather look for a polyphonic synthesizer, able to play more than one voice.
i ´m new into midi world. how can you get all these different preset sounds? is the arturia connected to a vst software via usb and then you modulate the sound with pro-1 knobs?
Depends mostly on the unit. If it's digital controlled, meaning that you can store and control parameter settings you most likely are able to also use it as a MIDI controller. Fully or mostly analog devices without patch storage usually can't be used as MIDI controller. So regarding your question: Pro-1 is not the best MIDI controller but a great synth.
@@limbicbits thank you for your answer. so I wonder if the sounds (patchs?) I heard here are produced by the pro-1 and the arturia without the use of a software or vst?
@@gabrieledistefano4985 haaa. got you now. Sorry, there has been a big misunderstanding on my side. The Arturia KeyStep is just a simple MIDI controller that is connected to the Pro-1 via MIDI. The USB connection in this video is only for power. I've created all patches manually but cut out the sequences where I'm setting each sound up. Pro-1 itself doesn't have any presets, you have to do it all manually,
@@gabrieledistefano4985 Unfortunately, you can't store any presets on the Pro-1. But that is something a lot of (vintage) analog synths share. Everything has to be done on the fly.
Great demo! I've had mine for a couple of weeks, and it's true, it really takes me right back to my old Pro-One (minus the bad key contacts!) Oh, and regarding the noise volume, when i pulled mine out of the case to stick it in the Eurorack, i noticed there is a "NOISE VOL" trimpot on the back, so you can adjust the noise amount...
You can set the Pro-1 into a duophonic mode which allows you to play the two oscillators separately. Not exactly polyphony but at least you can create some two note sounds.
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Now this is a demo! Showcasing how many different great sounds you can make with this machine, behringer give this guy a commission!
lol - That would be great!
That is common damn sense. Seriously Uri - send someone over (the Atlantic) to organise this!
@@uzukitube thanks! Spread the word!
Yeah more demos like this #behringer
Maybe Just send the synths?
Great demo !! 4 years later and the PRO-1 is still the best sounding synth to my ear that Behringer put out and I already had the Neutron, CAT, MS-1, DeepMind ! I got these same 2 pieces of gear ordered yesterday waiting to come in by Monday or Tuesday !
Ive got one to and its awesome but I just bought the new pro 800 and we have a new winner its amazing sounding!
@@NathanChisholm041 Nice !
Nice! I've asked for a pro-1 for xmas, to go along with my rd-8 and td-3 :-) very excited.
One of the best Behringer Pro 1 demo on RUclips with the "DivKidVideo" one !
You are using both : sequencer and keyboard... Thanks for that !
Thanks!
My most anticipated piece of kit. I cannot wait to get my hands on this thing. Behringer has really worked hard at bringing their brand up in the ranks
I just got my hands on the new K-2. About to un-box it. Hopefully Behringer did right on the K-2 as well.
I see no talk, I click.
You’ve come to the right place, then!
+1
@@limbicbits Shhhhhhhh. :p
Same here.
You don't want a history lesson plus a mandatory extremely basic demonstration of subtractive synthesis every single video? All while they act like are some genius spamming cliche 1970s sounds.
This things sounds absolutely beautiful.
It is.
When I was listining to all the other demos I thought „Naaa, you don‘t need it. What‘s all the fuzz about it?“.
After this excellent demo I know. Will order it just because of your video. Thanks.
At 0:26 I can hear Boytronic.
Thanks for your comment. I'm curious to hear about your opinion once the synth arrived. So far, the Pro-1 is my favourite out of B's clone wars.
I just ordered this and MS-1. Can't wait until they arrive.
I got both. The ms-1 is easy to program and sounds great as well
Really great snappy envelopes. You can hear the timbral quality of the oscillators and the filter. I like!
Agreed the envelopes cut through so precisely.
Best demo I've heard! Good job! This thing sounds really fat!
Thanks for a killer sonic demo of the this fabulous beast!
It’s Next up on my wishlist...
Excellent demo! Thanks for doing this no talking demo. Very much appreciated.
Thank youuuu ! I buy mine just now, 03.55 am. Whooooh 🔥🔥🔥
Lovely sounds indeed. It's amazing that I can actually afford one of these. Since Behringer started bringing out replicas of classic synths I feel like a kid at Christmas. I'm really happy with the Model D I got, but this is definitely going to be my next purchase.
I agree - the Pro-1 is fantastic. I haven't tried the Model D in depth, though. Maybe in future
Same ! I bought Model D last year and now I'm buying the pro 1. Moog sound with 3 osc next to sharp eighties sound with PWM and great modulation possibilities, very nice :)
I skipped all the Behringer clones out of snobbery when they came out, more fool me. Have now atoned.
So cheap, no reason to not try out these little bad boys
Great demo of a wide range of sounds! I used to have a Pro One with its awesome sound engine and crappy, defective keyboard. I hope to pick this up!
I remember these keys - not as bad as on my Polivoks but still not the best. Worst thing though was when the LFO Chip died. Well, that’s 15 years ago. Now I’m happy with the Pro-1
They nailed it and so did you!
Really cool - can hear Vince Clarke and later DM sounds coming through
Next synth right there , sounds amazing
7:23 Ha! Pure Rammstein
Thank You. Excellent demo. Now I'm buying one!
That bass range though!
1:45 - Ok buying one
This one and Peak. And I need nothing more.
The first few seconds sounds like the arp in Radio ga ga.
Cool video
My pro 1 is bring delivery today. You make me want a keystep as well!
would make a great combo
Wow, this can sound way grittier than the official Behringer demo made me believe.
Thanks!
Thank so much Mr Limbic.
You've done a really great sound demo here. I really appreciate it mate.
11:00 through the end of vid showcases that Ozric Tentacles sequence sound iv been chasing for so long. I want a Pro-1 so bad for the sole purpose of trying to mimic that Ozric Tentacles style of slippery or plucky cascading waterfall melodic sequences, and also for doing those signature bubbles/spiral noises with the LFO clock being routed to the filter w/ high resonance squeals.
Reminds me of the opening to Hear Comes the Rain Again
So snappy! Really great for plucks
Thank you, I think I will order one :)
9:13 incredible
Thank you for not talking. Earned yaself a sub
I know right? Hate talking 😝
Thanx for this great Demo. I think I'll go for it when the Pro 800 will be in stock. I think it will be a great team. Beside my moogs I've bought the Behringer 2600. It is really fantastic and shows that Behringer can build high quality Synthesizers for really not lots of money. They open the analog Synth world for people who can not lay down 2000 or more bucks for a Synthesizer. That is really great
Agreed. But I also like to support smaller manufacturers as they often have excellent ideas and bring new impulses to the market.
@@limbicbits word👍
@@analogsynthtim8823 here we are 🎉 ruclips.net/video/bEKFSnlEQ8U/видео.html just got my 4 days ago, what a machine
@@limbicbits underdogs tend to make more original ideas out of things, i allways thought one should get the Moog and only the Moog or Other highend synth / machinery, but i have learned that MANY budget synths,Midi Controllers and gear is VERY durable and budget friendly and still capable 🎉 thank you for sharing with us, means really much! 💪🙏🔥
Great demo. Way to keep moving 👍🏻
Thanks a lot, awesome demo!
top class demonstration,thanx!!
awesome demo, thanks!
Great demo - I think I'll get one now ;p
Excellent demo amigo.... you just sold me one! That a great price for a classic analog synth....
This even sounds better than the Model D.
sorry but this is not a far comparison, Valhalla effects are very good at discreetly making whatever you put through them sound nicer.
Not saying it doesnt sound good, it does and ridiculously so for the price, but so do Valhalla effects. Unless you are comparing to Model D with the same effects you will be mislead, best to stick to raw sound demos for deciding which one you think you prefer.
try this instead: ruclips.net/video/nNwTDvPzf6M/видео.html
@@8lorko8Years later... Pro-one sounds way better than a mini doesn't it? 😛
Thank you so much 10:56
such a clean tone
Now i have listen, now i have fun to play on my Pro 1...thanks a lot😀
Thank you!
many thanks! that's all I needed... if I win a lottery.. I'll get a PRO ONE.. before that.. I'll get a Pro 1 and definitely I'll enjoy the sound!
I've had the Pro One some years ago and have to say that Behringer definitely nailed it with the Pro-1. One might find nuances here and there but nothing that would justify such a difference in the price. If you're mainly after the patina of an original, these aren't arguments, of course.
9:13 and 9:27 are the moments when I went "oh shit, i guess im getting this one"
4:39 Aaaaaand you sold another issue of the Pro-1
Crap, as soon as I pay off my Op-1, I’m getting one of these..... no wonder musicians are always broke.
Wow very good sound
They should've made one with the keyboard in-built. Maybe Sequential will re-issue it, like they recently did with the Prophet-5?
That would be awesome! Go for it, Dave!
Great sounds you get out of it!!
every change you made on that first piece was perfect. you could of spent days on that.
Wow! Thanks!
My 2cents:
After Behringer's good but not perfect take on Korg's iconic MS-20 I was very curious about their Pro-1 clone. Having sold my Pro One more than ten years ago, my opinion might be biased but damn - this time, they've really nailed it. The Pro-1 sounds excellent in a lot of different settings and absolutely provides the vibe I liked so much on the original version. On the downside, I think the noise volume is a bit too weak in direct comparison. Nothing one can't solve with lowering down the volume of the other oscillators but still a difference.
For under 300€ this synth is an absolute no brainer.
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It can now be had new for £159
bought it new for 220 euro. recieved a 10% discount, so ordered this one directly.
Excellent price! Definitely worth it
Very nice demo!
Sounds nice, I think this or a K2 is definitely on the cards for me.
Great demo.
Nice video. Im thinking of picking one up to pair with my Moog GM
They should make a great match
Me too haha
Nice demo
Fantastic
11:50 is very Tangerine Dream . . . Maybe Richochet era?
I've to say that I've never been much into TD so I can't say. But thanks for this comparison and maybe I should listen to some more of their songs.
@@limbicbits Very nice! Each Osc seems to be following it’s own sequence at this point (@11:50)... are the sequences coming from the KeyStep??
Beautiful sounds.
Hello, wonderful demo!
I was wondering, which you think is the most interesting synth, between the pro 1, the model D and the Cat?
For deep sound design, all three are quite basic. But if I had to. choose I’d always go with the Pro-1. But that’s more a matter of preferences. I’m not a super fan of the arp sound (cat is inspired by arp) and I kinda have a love hate relationship with the Moog sound. As you can imagine it’s quite a personal preference. What works for me can be totally different for you
@@limbicbits Thank you! I just discovered the K-2 and it also sounds fantastic. How would you rate it against the Pro-1?
@@lukehunnable I like the K2 but especially regarding the original MS20 sound I'm too snobby. The K2 gets close but it doesn't provide that grnarly aggressive sound that I like so much. So it had to go. If you don't mind that detail, it's also a great synth.
@@limbicbits Thanks!
Can someone help me by explaining what the patch cable at 2:08 is doing? Why did connecting it seem to double the frequency of the LFO? And why did it seem to revert back as soon as he slightly moved the LFO frequency knob?
Is it tying the frequency of the LFO to the pitch of the keyboard -- higher pitch (frequency of the tone) = higher LFO frequency and vice versa?
Yes - that’s it
Que bien suena este bicho madre mia...
9:15 sounds very familiar. Blank and Jones - Fragile?
In this case it might be pure incident as I've never been into their music
@@limbicbits Perhaps just a similar key and progression. I had to quickly work out what it was as soon as I noticed or it would have driven me mad!
man.... !!! i need it!!!!!! thanks!!
really nice sounds.
Awsome 👍👍👍
2:52: DAF
Skinny Puppy, Yazoo and many others.
I wish you had the camera a little closer so i could see the settings.great video
Thanks! Have you tried to watch the video in HD? Choosing the highest resolution and making a screen shot should give you a good starting point to clone the patches.
@@limbicbits yea i got it now thanks
@9:53 sounds a bit like Fischerspooner
where are those presets from? you made each preset, or you are choosing from an app?
I’ve created these by myself. If you like to copy the settings, I’d recommend to set the video quality to max and press pause
Nice demo thanks! How did you do those double arps? It sounded like two at one? My first synth was the Pro 1, great bass sounds and leads! Tempting to buy this just for old time sake.
Hi, Behringer added a duophonic mode to this one which I think is a great benefit. Also, you can make the LFO oscillate in audible frequencies. Combined with Key follow you sort of get another oscillator, albeit not so accurate, though. Pro-1 is a great synth and in my opinion the best choice out of Behringer's new synth line.
@@limbicbits Thanks for the reply. So, if I understand on the dual arps you had the LFO sounding like an arp then the arp itself on top to make it sound like two going at once? I like the sound of the Neutron from them and of course the Odyssey! The economy here is now in the sewer so I'll have to put off those purchases for now.
@@Pulse2AM Ah - Got you now, I guess. Could you please indicate, what Arp / sequence in the video you are referring to? Then I can get more into detail.
And yes - currently it's wise to set some purchases on hold. These things can wait
@@limbicbits @2:50 sounds like two at once. Edit: last night I played around with my synth set up two LFO's to control each oscillator and got two beats going one on each oscillator.
I love it, but why is midi in on the front?
I guess it's for those who plan to mount it into a eurorack system. Would have liked to see it on the rear, too, though.
God damn... This is a real powerhouse, just like the original.
Didn't think I would ever purchase a behringer product again...how wrong I was! 👍
I have a Pro One and I am about to sell it to get the Behringer Pro-1. Why? Because it sounds exactly the same. No need for MIDI-CV interfaces, no wonky keybed, smaller footprint, less risk for an electronic failure and a lot of cash freed up for other things.
That's a rare opinion out there. I like that you put your (pragmatic) experience over cult. If one wants the cult factor and is ok with paying extra money for it, go ahead.
Having owned a Pro-1 years ago, I also found Behringer's Pro-(cl)One quite convincing. Even more considering the price being asked for each of both.
On the other hand, some people complain about the envelopes values being stepped. It is a downer but then again, there's the price point. Plus, you get duophony which is quite a nice feature on top.
And at 1:45, SOLD!
Same. I shit my pants and my wallet immediately caught on fire and burned thru my pants.
@@cardoman3986 A combination of good and bad.
What's the yellow cord going into through the pro 1 into itself and what's the purpose asking cause Im trying to learn some basics
With this connection, the LFO frequency is being controlled by the played notes. Meaning that if you play higher notes, the LFO rate is faster.
Sincere question for anybody: The model D offers 3 osc, the K2 offers the dual filters, what does the Pro-1 bring to the table that is unique to itself? Again, sincere question, I'm not throwing shade at the pro-1, purely curious.
a different sound character
Hello, i want to buy this synth, i felt in love after this demo, but i have an akai mpk mini and i see i don't have any port on the akai, just the usb to plug in the computer, is there a chance i can record with akai mpk mini or i need to buy another keyboard? sorry for my
Hi, there are two options: you can connect the pro-1 via midi usb directly to your computer and the computer to your mpk mini. With the computer in between, you just have to select the right midi channel in your DAW (Ableton, FL Studio or else) and play it from there.
If you want to control it directly without a computer in between I’d recommend another controller with 5-pin midi out or cv gate. thomann.de/gb/arturia_keystep.htm?offid=1&affid=397 or thomann.de/gb/novation_launchkey_mini_mk3.htm?offid=1&affid=397
@@limbicbits thanks a lot!
Apologies for the stupid question, but: what does patching the LFO out into the Keyboard in do? :S
It's the opposite way. Keyboard out to LFO In. In that case, you control the frequency of the LFO with the note. Higher Notes and the LFO goes faster, lower Notes and the LFO goes slower
Fuck it I'm getting one. sounds amazing
Does this only make bass type sounds? I'm looking for a synth that has the ability to create/manipulate key sounds and in general sounds that have more high end than low end
I'm not quite sure if i get your question, right. You can program decent leads as shown in the video. But when referring to "key sounds", do you think of classic keyboards such as a Rhodes? Then you should rather look for a polyphonic synthesizer, able to play more than one voice.
Ok we got the Pro One, dont tell anybody but unfortunately none of us is Vince Clarke 🤭
amazing synth!
It is. My favorite out of the Behringer range
9:40 isn´t this Synth monophone? you play 2 voices... thanks for sharing :)
you can play it duophonic, too. There's a switch to activate this mode
@@limbicbits oh, really.... That's fantastic.
Thanks for answering my question 😊
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Righteous
Heard a bit of vince Clarke in there
Not a Behringer fan....but this thing is awesome and for the price probably would be worth getting.
Why does that font look so familiar
Sequential circuits
I really liked 13:11
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lol
i ´m new into midi world. how can you get all these different preset sounds? is the arturia connected to a vst software via usb and then you modulate the sound with pro-1 knobs?
Depends mostly on the unit. If it's digital controlled, meaning that you can store and control parameter settings you most likely are able to also use it as a MIDI controller. Fully or mostly analog devices without patch storage usually can't be used as MIDI controller. So regarding your question: Pro-1 is not the best MIDI controller but a great synth.
@@limbicbits thank you for your answer. so I wonder if the sounds (patchs?) I heard here are produced by the pro-1 and the arturia without the use of a software or vst?
@@gabrieledistefano4985 haaa. got you now. Sorry, there has been a big misunderstanding on my side.
The Arturia KeyStep is just a simple MIDI controller that is connected to the Pro-1 via MIDI. The USB connection in this video is only for power. I've created all patches manually but cut out the sequences where I'm setting each sound up. Pro-1 itself doesn't have any presets, you have to do it all manually,
@@limbicbits awesome, exactly that. thanks a lot! I suppose then the presets can be saved on keystep and played when needed?
@@gabrieledistefano4985 Unfortunately, you can't store any presets on the Pro-1. But that is something a lot of (vintage) analog synths share. Everything has to be done on the fly.
Which Is configuration Mode of Arturia keystep on the back? Sync, internal, USB or midi?
Internal
Does it have prestes ?
No, you can’t save your own sound unless you’d use a camera.
Great demo! I've had mine for a couple of weeks, and it's true, it really takes me right back to my old Pro-One (minus the bad key contacts!) Oh, and regarding the noise volume, when i pulled mine out of the case to stick it in the Eurorack, i noticed there is a "NOISE VOL" trimpot on the back, so you can adjust the noise amount...
Oh! That’s great news! Thanks for the useful hint, I’ll try that out later
are you playing it duophonically or am I tripping?
The Pro-1 features duophony.
How are you playing polyphonic notes at 9.30????? Are we watching a daw recording?
You can set the Pro-1 into a duophonic mode which allows you to play the two oscillators separately. Not exactly polyphony but at least you can create some two note sounds.
8:20: sounds a bit like FLUKE-Atom bomb