The Pro One, introduced in 1981, is a two-oscillator monophonic subtractive synth. It features deep modulation options, a basic arpeggiator and step sequencer, CV/Gate control and more. … Read More Sequential Circuits Pro One Hands-On Demo
With a total of 51 pots, 41 slide switches and 6 tactile switches, you can control every single MIDI-mappable parameter of the plugin. The effect chain is also fully-covered.… Read More SoundForce Intros MIDI controller For U-He Repro-1
Behringer today announced that their Euro-format Pro-One clone is moving to production, with a target price of $299.… Read More Behringer Pro-One Clone Moves To Production With $299 Target Price
Here’s an overview of the Behringer Pro-One and some insight into its development, from Superbooth 2018. … Read More Behringer Pro-One Synthesizer At Superbooth 2018
Behringer today shared images of their prototype for a Sequential Circuits Pro-One clone. … Read More Behringer Teases Pro-One Clone
Is Behringer making a ‘Bro-One’?… Read More Is Behringer Cloning The Sequential Circuits Pro-One Next?
U-He Repro-1 vs vintage Sequential Circuits Pro-One, mano a mano. … Read More Sequential Circuits Pro-One vs U-He Repro-1 Software Synth Compared
They say that it recreates ‘all the raw personality and quirks of the original, but with a charm all of its own’.… Read More U-He Repro-1 Recreates The Sound Of A Sequential Circuits Pro-1 (Beta)
This video, via Reuben Jones, is a demo of some of the sonic possibilities of the vintage Sequential Circuits Pro-One analog synthesizer.
Urs Heckmann of U-He has introduced RePro-1 – a new monophonic software synthesizer that he’s releasing as ‘research ware’.
