keybdwizrd - DSI Mopho Demo #3

Demonstration of the Mopho analog synth from Dave Smith Instruments. Lexicon MX200 used for delay and reverb effects.

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• mopho
• prophet
• analog

[AdiV8]

Thank you very much for your answers . Now i know it`s 100% possible to have Mopho, Tetra, Prophet and you can input into Virus TI and use all the effects from Virus! I think i`m decided now. I`ll buy a Tetra!

[keybdwizrd]

@AdiV8 Perhaps you can find a Virus TI2 manual at the Access website. No doubt the manual would contain info about the audio inputs and what you can do with them. The Virus can do completely independent multi-effects for each of its 16 parts, but I don't know how this works with the audio input. Also, I wonder if the Tetra ends up mixed into the audio output along with any other TI sounds you're using?

[AdiV8]

Hmm, I`ll think about it. I already have an Virus TI desktop and I intend to buy a Prophet 08 module. I read and read a lot of pages of " Prophet 08 vs Tetra"..but i`m in stuck in the middle. Tetra has USB and sub-oscillators has a combo mode to create multi-patches. From what i know, Prophet 08 doesn`t have combo mode. From what i read, i think i can use Virus TI as a effect processor (reverb, delay etc) for Prophet or Tetra. Is it correct?

[keybdwizrd]

@AdiV8 The Virus TI has a stereo audio input connection, but I have never used it.

[AdiV8]

I really don`t know what to choose: a Prophet 08 module or a Tetra? What`s your advice?

[keybdwizrd]

@AdiV8 I have never played a Tetra, but I would go with the Prophey.

[keybdwizrd]

@aciduss I play what I play.  These videos are demos of *me* playing my synthesizers; you are welcome to make your own. Just my opinion. :)

[KittyGotSued]

you forgot the most important part.. the Mopho is analog and the micron isn't... the sound is worlds apart. I used to own a micron, now I have a Prophet08.. Prophet wins in sound quality hands down..

[a303romance]

@keybdwizrd i am probably what you would define as a 'moog person' but i also love other synths. loved my 106, sold it. wish i hadn't. anyway, if i do get it i'll probably just end up MIDI linking and syncing them together and putting the pho through the LP's filter. 2 DCOS! 2 VCOS! 5 LFOS! 2 SUBOSCILLATORS! 2 LP24S! i give you.......THE MOOG CURTIS ANALOG TAG TEAM SAMMICH! lol

[keybdwizrd]

@a303romance Well, the Mopho does not sound like the LP, so you get another mono analog synth with a tone all its own. If you're a "Moog person" and are extremely keen on the LP sound, then the Mopho may not be for you. But they are inexpensive (especially when used) so trying one is not a big financial gamble. The Mopho is lots of fun just by itself.

[a303romance]

@keybdwizrd thinking of picking one of these up, quick question though: how does it sound when compared to the little phatty? i noticed you have one (as do i) I'm having trouble explaining to myself how they are different

[keybdwizrd]

@MooseHeadMoosic Thanks...