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One of the only videos I keep coming back to. Lol

That was lovely. Thanks to both of you for making this happen.

Mr. Hearn is a legend already. One day he will have his place in the synth pantheon right next to Mr. Moog, Smith, Oberheim etc.

This is a fantastic interview; not sure how i missed it when it came out.

Impressive guy

Love the evolver. Still a unique instrument between all thiose vst's

Intro song is awesome! Has it a name?

Nick Batt Has been a huge influence and a serious source to turn too when concider to buy synth's and equipment,..for many, many years, in my case since the late 90s =) I am glad Nick still is in it and spreading love and light aswell thoughtś about synths. Thank you Nick ,..also thank you Paul for makeing this interview <3<3<3 =)

This looks GREAT!

Thanks to help me knowing better our dear Nick Batt

I own the Rev2 8voices. I can't figure out how to use the 8 voices, and i'm stuck with 4. Disabling the layer B doesn't seem to "free" 4 more voices. The only solution I found is to split the keyboard and have the same setting on layer A and layer B. Anyone can help ? It would be much appreciated.

thanks dave for the evolver.

Thank you for the thorough breakdown. Top notch 👌🏼

Sounds like the voice of a warm brother.

Reminds me of Metroid for some reason super metroid

RIP Dave Smith... Sequential should really give us a Evolver/Poly Evolver Rev2...

At 1.29.30 is that the rev 2 reverb or external? Fantastic video by the way, thank you

you say nothing other then mixing and mastering. Mixing I get, thats just levels, but I never really learned what goes into, or counts as, mastering. WOuld it just be stuff like conversion decisions, how to handle analog to digital and back specifics, dithering and all that?

Amazing video! 👏 You literally are a PROPHET for preaching out all of this info in video form! I just got a used Rev2 but it feels like new!!

The best DSI!

This audio has become a modern classic..

An extremely good overview, only quibble is a very soft voice competing with the sound here and there made it difficult to make out what he was saying, however this is a minor point and did not detract from the useful ness of the video.

57mins, process is creation yes, great interview!

My favorite synth demo ever (the P5 part by Tom Darter). Have listened to it literally a thousand times, and I will come back to it again for at least a thousand times. ♡

Inspiring story from George, the UDO is an incredible synth and must have, you can tell that passion went into it!!

Hi Paul. Thanks for the detailed overview! I am willing to buy a Rev 2 but there is one think I am wondering about the Poly Sequencer and maybe you can help me. Is it possible to write down a sequence on the fly? I mean like: set a clock tempo, press play, press record and then play the keyboard to create the desired sequence? And then I guess it would start playing back that sequence as a loop in a continuous way, similar to a Korg Minilogue sequencer? That would be a more playable approach to create sequences live or during a jam session instead of having to writing them down using the knobs, which looks a bit annoying. Thank you!

so many thanks! appreciate!

nice synth, BUT doesn't sound as good as the prophet 6 or the ob6 which are in a league of their own. something about dco's makes them sound a less than vco's. some people prefer that tone, but i consider sequential to be a premium synth with a particular sound that sounds much better with vco's. the functionality of this synth has a much wider scope but yeah when it comes to "that" sound it doesn't quite have the chops.

Wonderful video thank you. Please, if you buy this synth, take your time. Don't fret over 'should I have bought an OB6 or Prophet 6. After a few weeks of ownership, it really begins to shine. I love mine.

That’s an excellent and informative video. I’m currently having similar issues with my Prophet 6. It looks like I have a faulty voice card too!

This guy really gets it all. There are nuances in every aspect of art, science, design, and music. The way things are built, how they operate, yes even how they look and feel, is crucial to the end result. It’s hard to defend that, against a wall of online armchair engineers yelling about how simple and straightforward things are. When someone implies that there is one right way, or one good sound, this is the quickest way to know they have very little experience

Thank you for this video!

Thank you, three pixels Dave

The dawn of the 80’s…a totally different sound to the 70’s The reign of the Minimoog, Polymoog, Odyssey and Solina was over. Time for the Prophet, Jupiter 8, Emulator and DX7 to take us into the next decade

Fabulous interview. Great share. My super 6 is on its way... and I am beyond stoked. So much inside that I did not realize before purchasing. Wow. Note I am not a synth guy... or a keyboard guy. Musician. Bass player. Vocalist. Noodler. Ready to evolve in musical creation... and this amazing instrument.

THANKS A MILLION!!!!!

Shit I thought it was the Broadway actor tbh

Does anyone know what piece of music is played since 10:17 ? It sounds like Stravinskij but I'm not sure

Thank you for making this! Really helpful, and much appreciated

Love you haircut!;)

Wow, this was a fantastic and nerdy conversation about many interesting topics. I came here for some insights into George Hearn and the design of the UDO super 6 synthesizer, and got it in buckets. But I also got philosophical thoughts around synthesizers in general, the industry surrounding it, manufacturing, quality, sustainability and the future of synthesis. Probably a bit lengthy for most people, but I really enjoyed every bit of it!

Nice to know about Nick's background. I like what he's doing on Sonicstate UA-cam channel. It was obvious to me that it's a musically talented guy as soon as he starts to play. Good interview Mike.

Any idea on how to exchange a key? A black key of mine is somehow pressing harder / slower than the other ones. Its the one right in the middle where this black socket is behind it. So I can't look behind it that easily... any idea?

Love it but I think I got a lemon. My screen keeps going black and then coming back on. Other times notes will repeat but the knobs and buttons do not respond. (It freezes.) Been in touch with Sequential Support. Hope they can find a fix or I'm returning it.

Thank you

Awesome thank u

That intro sound is turning me off of this synth..

Thanks for showing inside. I was about to get the p5 rev4, but after watching the inside, it did'nt convince me in relation to its longevity. The p6 can have some easy replacement for individual voice and in the far far future, have a company create voice card clone for it....if sequential stop existing

RealPlayer nostalgia kicking in

Thank you for the informative video. Are the filer chips attached to the voice cards?