Prophet 5 v1.0.0 WiN

Team R2R | 17 Jun 2026 | 142.5MB

PLATFORMs: STANDLONE/VSTi/VST3/AAX

The Synth That Changed Everything

Few instruments carry the cultural weight of the Prophet~5. Released by Sequential Circuits in 1978, Dave Smith’s five-voice analogue synthesizer brought polyphony, patch memory and hands-on control together in a way that reshaped how musicians wrote, recorded and performed with synthesis. Its status has only grown with time. The Prophet~5 remains a benchmark for analogue tone, musical immediacy and instrument design: a synthesizer whose reputation extends far beyond its original era. From Genesis to Radiohead, Madonna to Aphex Twin, the Prophet~5 sound has spanned genres and decades for its versatile and powerful sound. Some synths don’t just belong to moments; they create them. The Prophet~5 was one of those synths, and its story now continues in software form.

80s Drum Machines

FANTASTiC | 23 November 2022 | 53.49 MB

Retro inspired collection including 6 of the most used PCM drum machines of the 80’s. All sounds comes in 3 variations to cover a broader range of styles: NAKED / The original analog sound of the drum machine, no processing. VINYL / Sampled from custom vinyl on a vintage turntable. TAPE / Recorded through analog tape and then sampled. This sample pack covers a wide range of genres such as: Synthwave, Chillwave, Chillstep, Vaporwave, Synth Pop, Disco/Nu Disco, Lo Fi Hip Hop, Electronica and more! What’s in the collection? One-Shots: – Linn Electronics LinnDrum – Sequential Circuits DrumTracks – Oberheim DMX – E-mu Drumulator – Yamaha RX5 – TR 707 262 x One Shots WAV 44.1 kHz, 24 bit.

Nest v1.0.2 macOS

Team R2R | 2021.10.24 | 37.26 MB

A Rule-Based MIDI Sequencer

Nest is a modular system which gravitates around the creation of MIDI. The basic ingredients are: 20 modules inspired by classic integrated circuits and today’s computer features, a clever voice to synth assignment, 12 patch scenes and a quad VST/Synth/MIDI Interface.

6-Trax KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | March 11 2017 | 367 MB

In 1984 Dave Smith and his team at Sequential Circuits released the Six-trak which was one of the first instruments not only to feature the then new MIDI control system but was an early multitimbral offering. This was quite a technically advanced feature to be seen on what was a relatively affordable synthesizer in those days. Although we all know Dave Smith as a master of analog synthesizer design, whilst working on his designs, I am often left thinking that in fact he really should be better praised for his programming skills! Fitting a whole multi-timbral synth control system with patch recall, an arpeggiator, a sequencer, a stack facility and an extremely full midi CC implementation into a humble Z80 microcontroller running at 4MHz with its code residing on one tiny 16Kbyte EPROM is really quite accomplishment!