MORE ARTICLE WITH Sequential Fourm

8. April 2026

Sineway’s Digitakt II: From Loop Prison to Track Liberation

Ever been stuck in loop purgatory, banging your head against the Digitakt II and wondering how to escape? Sineway’s latest video is your jailbreak. With a melodic techno slant and a no-fuss approach, Sineway slices up the classic loop deadlock and shows how to mutate a single groove into a living, breathing track. Expect hands-on tactics, a few happy accidents, and enough workflow gold to make your next session less Groundhog Day, more warehouse rave. If you’re tired of endless 16-step déjà vu, this is the fix you need.

Digitakt II, Faderfox UC4, Hologram Microcosm, Sequential Fourm, Talomen Ti660X headphones

5. March 2026

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Sineway

Sineway Unleashes the Syntakt 1.40: Sampling, Stacking, and Sonic Mayhem

Elektron’s Syntakt just got a firmware steroid injection, and Sineway is here to show us why this isn’t just about slapping samples on a groovebox. If you thought the Syntakt was just another drum machine, think again – this update turns it into a mutant sound design playground. Sineway’s trademark clarity and club-focused approach cut through the hype, spotlighting the real power-ups: morphing, stacking, and linking that’ll have your tracks flexing in new directions. If you want to know what happens when a techno weapon gets a brain transplant, buckle up – this is the Syntakt like you’ve never heard

Arturia AstroLab 37, Elektron Syntakt, Novation Peak, Sequential Fourm

27. February 2026

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Molten Music Technology

Molten Music Technology’s Fourm Review: Sequential’s Little Box of Analog Mischief

Molten Music Technology’s Robin Vincent gets his hands on the Sequential Fourm, a four-voice analog synth that’s small in size but big on attitude. Forget the bells and whistles—this box is all about raw, classic subtractive power, with a build that could survive a toaster-fight in a rave bunker. No built-in effects? Good. It forces you to get creative and stop hiding behind reverb. In this review, Robin dives into the Fourm’s sound palette, quirks, and that infamous polyphonic aftertouch, all with his signature blend of honesty and dry British wit. If you want to know whether this synth slaps

Sequential Fourm

7. February 2026

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Starsky Carr

Starsky Carr Throws Down: Sequential Fourm vs Pro-One – Modern Muscle or Vintage Voodoo?

Starsky Carr is back in the rave bunker, pitting the shiny Sequential Fourm against the cult-classic Pro-One. Forget the spec sheets – this is a head-to-head for those who want their bass to rattle the walls and their synths to fight dirty. Starsky’s no-nonsense style slices through the marketing fluff, showing us where the Fourm slaps, where it stumbles, and whether it can really channel that Prophet-era snarl. If you’re wondering if modern analog can stand toe-to-toe with a legend, grab your headphones and get ready for some proper synth carnage.

Sequential Fourm, Sequential Pro-One

3. February 2026

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Sineway

Sineway’s Microcosm Mayhem: Turning Effects into Idea Generators with Digitakt II

Ever wondered what happens when you treat your effects pedal like a wild idea kangaroo instead of just a finishing touch? Sineway’s latest escapade is a ripper: Sequential Fourm, Hologram Microcosm, and Digitakt II all thrown into the ring for a no-prep, from-scratch track build. This isn’t your usual polite studio noodling—Sineway’s workflow is fast, hands-on, and full of surprises, with the Microcosm leading the charge as a chaos box for inspiration. If you’re keen to see a pro wrangle fresh sounds and build a club-ready groove before you can say “outback BBQ,” this one’s for you. Grab a cold

Digitakt II, Faderfox UC4, Hologram Microcosm, Sequential Fourm

19. December 2025

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Devin Belanger

Devin Belanger Unleashes the Sequential FOURM: Prophet Power in a Pint-Sized Package

Rain-soaked Vancouver, a fresh Sequential FOURM on the doorstep, and Devin Belanger (aka Miles Away) ready to tear into it—this is not your average synth unboxing. Devin’s no stranger to classic Prophet tones, but the FOURM promises those iconic sounds in a smaller, poly-aftertouch-equipped beast. If you’re after a synth that can snarl, shimmer, and maybe even out-Blade-Runner your wallet, Devin’s first hours with the FOURM are a must-watch. Expect brass pads, modulation madness, and a few honest jabs at four-voice limitations. Don’t blink—this one moves fast.

Prophet 10, Prophet 5, Sequential Fourm, Walrus Audio Mako D1 Delay

29. November 2025

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Tonepusher

Tonepusher’s FOURM Frenzy: Is Sequential’s New Beast the Next Industrial Street Weapon?

Tonepusher is back in the rave bunker, unleashing the Sequential FOURM and asking the question every industrial head wants answered: does this synth slap as hard as its legendary ancestors? Forget nostalgia—this is about raw, analog muscle and filthy modulation tricks. If you’re after the next EBM classic or just want to see a synth get pushed to its limits, this is the kind of deep-dive that’ll make your filter self-oscillate. Buckle up for a no-nonsense, knob-twisting tour through the FOURM’s punchy sound and industrial pedigree.

Roland Juno-60, Roland Jupiter-8, Sequential Fourm, Sequential Pro-1, Sequential Prophet VS, Sequential Prophet-5

2. November 2025

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Scott's Synth Stuff

Scott’s Synth Stuff Storms Sweetwater: 2025’s Top 20 Synths Get the Rave Bunker Treatment

Strap in, synth heads – Scott’s Synth Stuff takes us on a whirlwind tour through Sweetwater’s synth mecca, cherry-picking the best (and calling out the worst) keyboards you can buy in 2025. Forget polite demos – this is a no-nonsense, hands-on, and occasionally savage rundown of poly and mono beasts from Moog, Korg, Roland, Sequential, Behringer, and more. Expect brutal honesty, cheeky jabs at mini keys, and enough gear lust to melt your credit card. If you want to know which synths slap, which ones suck, and which are just overpriced nostalgia, this is the only tour you need. But

Akai MPC Key 61, ASM Hydrasynth, Behringer Cat, Behringer DD3, Behringer Linn Drum, Behringer Model D, Behringer Neutron, Behringer Pro 1, Behringer Pro-800, Behringer RD9, Behringer Toro Pedal, Behringer UB-Xa, Behringer WAVE, Expressive E Osmose, King Korg NEO, Korg MicroKorg 2, Korg Minilogue XD, Korg Multi/Poly, Korg Volca, Korg Wavestate, Malevolent, Modal Cobalt8x, Moog Messenger, Novation Mininova, Oberheim Teo-5, Roland 06A, Roland 6S, Roland 8S, Roland Fantom-06, Roland GAIA 2, Roland Juno-X, Roland SH4, Roland TR-1000, Roland TR08, Sequential Fourm, Sequential Take 5, Yamaha MODX-M, Yamaha Reface

29. October 2025

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Sanjay C

SanjayC Unleashes the Synth Slap at Synth Expo 2025

The 2025 Brooklyn Synth and Pedal Expo went down like a legendary jam session, with SanjayC catching the freshest waves of gear in the game. From bulletproof drum machines to synths that sound like melted cheese, expect an effervescent blend of new gen and classic. Let’s take a wild ride through SanjayC’s expo adventures.

Arturia Astrolab, Roland TR-1000, Sequential Fourm, Soma Labs Flux, Synclavier Regency, Torso Electronics T1

5. October 2025

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True Cuckoo

truecuckoo Rocks the Sequential Fourm at Machina Bristronica

Step into the sonic playground with truecuckoo as he breaks down the Sequential Fourm. This affordable analog synth is making waves for its raw sound and creative modulation tricks. Get the inside scoop from the laid-back and insightful truecuckoo on what makes this gear a must-have for your setup.

Sequential Fourm

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