The Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 8-Voice Module is an 8-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer that builds upon the success of the original Prophet '08 synthesizer, but with an improved design and enhanced features. The Prophet Rev2 retains all the sound capabilities — including two digitally controlled analog oscillators (DCO) per voice (plus octave on oscillator 1) — with selectable sawtooth, triangle, saw/triangle mix, and pulse-wave and pulse-width modulation, as well as the signature analog Curtis low-pass filter with 2-/4-pole selections (resonating in 4-pole mode). Additionally, the synthesizer offers three envelope generators to control the filter and VCA, with the 3rd being assignable and offering ADSR + delay and loop capabilities.

Other notable features include the doubling of the modulation matrix, waveshape modulation on all waveforms, digital effects per layer in stacked or split voice mode, a polyphonic step sequencer per layer, and more. The Prophet Rev2 is compatible with any existing libraries or patches from the Prophet '08. The instrument has inputs for a sustain pedal and expression pedal, which doubles as an input for control voltage for further sonic manipulation. Four 1/4" unbalanced TS outputs provide audio output, while a stereo 1/4" headphone connection allows for playing in quiet environments. The Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 8-Voice Module can be expanded to 16 voices by installing the optional Expander Kit.

2x Digital Control Oscillators per Voice    Analog Curtis 2-/4-Pole LPF per Voice    4x LFOs    3x Envelopes    Control Knobs for Hands-On Adjustment    Polyphonic 6-Note Step Sequencer    Gated 16x4 Step Sequencer per Layer    MIDI In, Out, Thru    CV / Expression, Sustain Inputs    Oiled African Mahogany Wood End Panels

• With 8 voices available, you have the freedom to allocate them as you wish. Play two-fisted chords, stack two 4-voice sounds for massive, complex textures, or split the keyboard into two separate 4-voice instruments

• The Prophet Rev2 gets its bold, punchy sound from its single 2-/4-pole, low-pass, resonant Curtis filter per voice. This is the same filter used not only in the Prophet '08, but in many classic instruments of the '70s and '80s. A separate Audio Mod control adds additional harmonic complexity and movement

• Waveshape Modulation: Vary the "pulse width" of any of the four waveforms (sawtooth, saw+tri, triangle, square)
• Shape Mod Control: Manually dial in a desired waveshape width or use an LFO or other mod source for continuously shifting timbre
• Vast Tonal Possibilities: Single-oscillator sounds take on new depth and dimension

• Effect Section: Reverb, delays (standard and BBD), chorus, phase shifter, ring modulation, and distortion
• Stacked or Split Voice Mode: Apply a different effect to each layer. Effects parameters can be modulated through the Mod Matrix

• Mod Matrix: Doubled in sized, with 8 individual slots and many more sources/destinations

• Polyphonic Step Sequencer: Allows up to 64 steps and up to 6 notes per step. Create a different sequence for each layer when you are working in stacked or split voice mode, making it a powerful tool for composition or performance
• Gate Mode: Modulation sequencer that allows you to create up to 4 different 16-step sequences for complex modulation
• Sequences Allow Ties and Rests: Syncs to an external MIDI clock
• Arpeggiator: Features note repeats, re-latching, and can be synced to external MIDI clock

• The knob-per-function front panel offers instant access to Prophet Rev2 functions
• Programs: 512 permanent factory programs and 512 rewritable user programs

• Roadworthy
• Integrated power supply
• USB support
• Crisp OLED display

The 8-voice Rev2 can be expanded to 16 voices by installing the optional Expander Kit

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will It Record From 3.5mm Input Jack?

A: If you use a microphone designed for a recorder, yes. A microphone for a smartphone won't work.

Q: 2. Hi! How does this recorder perform when recording live concerts?

A: Using the recorder itself without a microphone will have much distortion when recording a concert. A shotgun microphone will be best to use if you are not on stage.

Q: 3. How do you find your previously recorded tracks? How do you ensure that you do not record over your previously recorded content?

A: To find the files recorded to the Sony ICD-PX370 Digital Voice Recorder with USB (BH # SOICDPX370) see the manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/627213.pdf FOLDER01" under " Recorded Files" by default. • Select " Recorded Files" from the HOME menu. • Select "Folders" - "Built-In Memory" - "FOLDER01," and then press “” . • To listen to recorded audio files stored on a microSD card, select "Folders" - "SD Card." • Select your desired file. Playback starts. Press STOP to stop playback. Press VOL -/+ to adjust the volume. The built-in speaker is provided mainly for checking recorded audio files. If you find the volume not loud enough or have difficulty in understanding what you hear, use headphones (not supplied). • When you select " Recorded Files," the file search categories of the stored files appear on the display window. • You can select one of the search categories from "Latest Recording," "Search by REC Date," "Search by REC Scene," or "Folders." The "HOLD" function will lock the device to prevent any accidental or unwanted operations.

Q: 4. Can the KJB Security Products SE3000 Mini Voice Amplifier be added to this? Would it improve listening and clarity range?

A: The KJB Security Products D1445 Digital Voice Recorder & Power Bank is a covert power bank with a voice recorder that charges mobile devices and records all important meetings, while the KJB SE3000 is a mini voice amplifier useful for people who need to amplify conversions like in Hospitals, Churches, Bingo, Nursing Facilities, Speech Pathologists, Schools, Sports, Theaters, or Courtrooms, it works indoors or outdoors and is useful for people with low hearing ability. Both units work individually and cannot be connected to improve and increase the clarity range of the conversation.

Q: 5. Is it possible to insert an output cable from a headphone output radio into the microphone input ... to record !?

A: Yes. use this cable: Sescom LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N - Line to Microphone Attenuation Cable for HDSLR Cameras B&H # SEL2MZH4N https://bhpho.to/2XTV6ct DSLR Cable for Zoom H4N and Zoom H1 3.5mm Connectors 25dB L Pad Attenuator 9 Inches

Q: 6. Is this Mac compatible?

A: Hi Debra, Yes, it's compatible with Mac. -Jen

Q: 7. Does this work easily with Mac OSX?

A: Yes. It works with Mac OS.

Q: 8. I have a Marshall CV226 3G SDI camera and a analog DVR. Will this convert it into a usable format for the DVR?

A: In a format of 59.94p, 1080p, the Blackmagic Design Mini Converter SDI to Analog will convert such a signal to an analog NTSC signal, which should then be accepted by an NTSC compatible analog DVR.

Q: 9. Will this down convert from 4k HDMI to HD SDI?

A: From the BMD website: HD up and down conversion But the manual is useless and doesn't elaborate further.

Q: 10. Does the BM Mini Converter SDI to Analog pass close captioning or strip it from the signal?

A: The digital closed captioning will be removed. If there is captioning in the active video in the SDI, it will remain in the active video of the analog.