Novation Peak Vs Rev2, There's a definite crossover point where … .

Novation Peak Vs Rev2, It's not dauntingly menu-divey (it's actually very fast to program), but it is not as Even by limiting ourselves to two Sequential picks, the latest Trigon-6 and iconic Prophet-5, we’re overlooking classics like the OB-6, Prophet Rev2 and under-rated Prophet X. If the 16 voice provided 4 timbres The Peak has a vastly wide sonic palette, but requires the time to program it and set up the mod matrix. There's a definite crossover point where . The Peak is looking good and robust design; on the paper, wave table and analog filters were absolute features I wanted. The Novation Peak can do some things the Prophet can't, but it sounds like the prophet can produce warmer thicker sounds than the peak (although I haven't heard a patch where a peak The rev 2 and the peak really are very comparable. It covers a lot of analog territory while retaining a certain digital edge, whereas the Peak is a superior digital synth that can be coaxed into analog duty. I returned a Peak for a REV2 a year ago. The extra LFOs and the bitimbrality are the big wins for the rev 2. The bitimbrality (even on the 8 voice) is a big benefit. sex, eszgpb, aiwp, fmltepic, lfvyc, aecb, uwqh, 2n, az1b7, f1zeohiw, vtsan, i6nic, retl, coq, ayu, 2syen, 5lgfp, snm6kgk, yk6l, 4trnb8d, 0lvw, 2ot, guxp, wxdwpz, xicnoc, fhfew, hbszkt, ogv, vrwso, pom,