Native Instruments • Pro-52

PRO52

The virtual Sequential Prophet-5 emulator from Native Instruments has now reached the next step in its evolution. Native Instruments has quickly updated one of their landmark products, the Pro-Five to the new and incredible Pro-52 model. The original is a wonderful virtual recreation of the original Sequential Circuits Prophet-5. But the new Pro-52 adds many new features that make it an indispensable tool for any computer musician. Now the best and most compatible vintage synth sounds to modern musicians are available.

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A new effects unit has been added to the Pro-52 with echo, chorus and flanging effects. The Pro-52 can also be used as a stand-alone application and is no longer tied to the VST studio (though it still acts as a VST instrument seamlessly in any VST 2.0 or better system). The Pro-52 is able to import Prophet-5 SysEx sound data which means it can read and accurately reproduce all the existing sound libraries made for the original and allows your old P-5 sounds to be brought under the control of the very stable, reliable and clean digital domain. There's also an audio input capability for processing external sounds through its filters.

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Unlike the original classic P-5, the Pro-52 offer unlimited polyphony, many times more preset memories, velocity sensitivity, MIDI automation of all available parameters and the option to run several Pro-52's in parallel. A must-have plug-in! Demo sounds and Plug-In demos and updates are available at Native Instruments.

Available as of November, 2001 comes the NATIVE INSTRUMENTS Studio Collection PTE. This is a bundle of RTAS plug-ins for Pro Tools which include the Pro-52, B4 Organ, and Battery drum sampler. For $999 (list) these synths and sampler can be used seamlessly within Pro Tools (TDM/LE/Free).

The Pro-53 is an updated version (late 2002) of the Pro-52 which adds many new features and is also compatible with all major Mac and PC audio interface formats (ASIO, DirectSound, MME, SoundManager, VST 2.0, DXi, DirectConnect, MAS/FreeMidi).


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Nick Esposito
Posted 223 days ago
Did NI add a rhythm section, or did those rhythms come from another plug-in or a drum machine?
 

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