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Discontinued2001–2002

Pro-52

by Native Instruments

A virtual analog Prophet-5 emulation that succeeded Pro-Five and preceded Pro-53.

Overview

Pro-52 expanded Native Instruments’ Prophet-inspired software synthesizer line. Version 2.5 broadened host compatibility with DXi, MAS, and DirectConnect alongside VST, added variable sample rates, and expanded the Mac standalone implementation. Pro-53 replaced it in 2002.

Versions 1 documented

2.5

Added DXi, MAS, and DirectConnect integration alongside VST, variable sample rates, and expanded Mac standalone operation.

released

Specifications

Product type
Virtual analog synthesizer
Categories
Synthesizer · Virtual Analog
Formats
VST · DXI · MAS · DirectConnect · STANDALONE
Initial release
2001
Official website
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Sources 5 documented

  1. Service Center and Legacy Products End of Life Native Instruments · 2025 · official website

    Official legacy-product table listing Pro-52 and its 2001 release year.

  2. Native Instruments updates Pro-52 synth to Pro-53 Macworld · 2002 · news article

    Period report documenting Pro-53 as the replacement for Pro-52.

  3. NI Pro-52 Now 2-and-a-Half Sonicstate · 2001 · news article

    Period announcement detailing Pro-52 version 2.5 formats and features.

  4. Mix Magazine February 2001 Mix Magazine · 2001 · magazine article

    Period overview of Pro-52 as a Mac and Windows Prophet-5 emulation.

  5. 10 Years of Native Instruments Sound On Sound · magazine article

    Native Instruments history and product timeline listing Pro 5 and Pro 52 in 2000.

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