User Manual

2 Getting Started Dave Smith Instruments
OSC 1 FREQ
SYNC
FINE TUNE
SHAPE
SOURCE
DESTINATION
SHAPE MOD SUB OCTAVE
OSC MIX
CUTOFF
PROGRAM
BANK
PARAMETER
VALUE
RESONANCE ENV AMOUNT VELOCITY
Edit Layer B
Stack A+B
MISC PARAMS
show
Split A | B
Compare
Write
Global
U1 P1
Filter Sweep
Osc 1 Freq
C2
120
Phones Left
MAIN/A OUTPUT B OUTPUT
Right Left Right Pedal/CV Sustain Sequencer MIDI Thru MIDI Out MIDI In USB On/OffAC In
KEY AMOUNT AUDIO MOD
SHAPE MOD
NOISE
OSC SLOP
1 2
Triangle
Sawtooth
Rev Saw
Square
Random
SHAPE 4 POLE DELAY ATTACK DECAY SUSTAIN RELEASE
Sawtooth
Saw+Tri
Triangle
Pulse
SHAPE
KEY SYNC
CLK SYNC
Sawtooth
Saw+Tri
Triangle
Pulse
OSC 2 FREQ
FREQUENCY
AMOUNTDESTINATION
PITCH MOD
1
2
3
4
FINE TUNE
OSCILLATORSLOW FREQUENCY OSCILLATORS LOW-PASS FILTER
AUXILIARY ENVELOPEEFFECTCLOCK ARPMODULATION
DESTINATIONMASTER VOLUME
ATTACK
ENV AMOUNT
DECAY
SELECT
AMOUNT
RATE
GLIDE
HOLDUNISON
VELOCITY
SUSTAIN
DELAY
TAP TEMPO ON/OFF
MODEBPM DIVIDE
RELEASE
SELECTON/OFF
CLK SYNC
MIX
PARAM 1 PARAM 2
AMPLIFIER
PAN SPREAD
ATTACK
ENV AMOUNT
DECAY
VELOCITY
SUSTAIN
DELAY
RELEASE
TYPE MODE
rest
DESTINATION
tie
RECORD
Gated
Poly Seq
Only
TRACK
Poly
SEQUENCER
TRANSPOSE
Down
Up
Program and Bank controls
Selecting Programs
Use the bank and program knobs to select and recall programs.
To choose a program:
1. Turn the bank knob to select the bank you want.
2. Turn the
program knob to select a program within that bank.
Editing Programs
Because the majority of the sound-shaping controls of the Prophet Rev2
appear on its front panel, editing an existing program is simple: just turn a
knob and listen to its effect. Keep turning knobs and pressing buttons. If you
like what you’ve created, save the program. (See “Saving a Program” on
page 4.)
The rotary controls on the front panel are a mixture of “endless” rotary encoders
(which have no position indicator) and potentiometers or “pots,” which have a position
indicator and a nite travel range from left to right. You can choose between three
different modes that determine how the synth reacts when you edit its parameters with
a pot. For details, see “Pot Mode” on page 16.