MORE ARTICLE WITH Sequential Take 5

13. December 2025

Blairy’s Beatlab: The Sequential Take 5 and the Art of Haunting Atmospheres

Step into the fog-lit corridors of Blairy’s Beatlab, where sound is not just heard but felt—like a spectral hand brushing through analog mist. In this immersive session, Old Uncle Blairy conjures eerie pads and spectral textures from the Sequential Take 5, letting inspiration drift and mutate in real time. The video is a living demonstration of how analog synthesis can breathe haunted life into every note, with modulation and filters painting shadows across the sonic landscape. For those who savor the tactile, unpolished beauty of hardware sound design, this is a journey into the heart of atmospheric storytelling—one patch at

Sequential Take 5

5. December 2025

TAS

Blairy's Beatlab

Cyberdub Chaos: Blairy’s Beatlab and Roger Rastahman Mash Up Reggae and Cyberpunk

Strap in, mates—Blairy’s Beatlab is back with a wild ride through the sonic outback, where reggae grooves meet cyberpunk grit in a genre-bending Cyberdub jam. Old Uncle Blairy hands the reins to Roger Rastahman, who’s on a mission to fuse two worlds that rarely share a BBQ. With a shed full of synths, effects, and a DIY attitude, this video is a front-row seat to the kind of creative chaos that makes you want to spill your beer in excitement. If you’re keen on live jams, unexpected sound combos, and a workflow that’s as unpredictable as Melbourne weather, this one’s

ARP 2600, Electro-Harmonix Stereo Memory Man, Sequential Take 5

7. November 2025

RILEY

Devin Belanger

devinbelangermusic’s Synth Update Adventure

Devinbelangermusic drops the freshest firmware update review for the Oberheim TEO-5 & Sequential Take 5. With killer new features like polychain and fresh arp modes, this update amps up your synth life. Devin, a Canadian synth wizard, guides you through these upgrades and throws in some musical jams for good measure. If you dig synthesizers, this video’s a must-see groove jam.

Oberheim Teo-5, Sequential Take 5

2. November 2025

SPARKY

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

2. July 2025

RILEY

Starsky Carr

StarskyCarr’s Synth Smackdown: Take 5 vs TEO 5

Dive into the synth cosmos with StarskyCarr as he takes us through the paces of the Sequential Take 5 and Oberheim TEO 5. These desktop units promise no compromises in sound despite their compact form. Will you fall for the punchy Take 5 or the smooth Oberheim? It’s a showdown that speaks to the heart of every budget-beatmaker out there.

Oberheim Teo-5, Sequential Take 5