Form Follows Function on Sequential’s Fourm Synth

How do you pronounce it? “Form.”

zZounds sat down with Evan Weiss from Sequential to go hands-on with the brand-new Sequential Fourm, a four-voice analog polysynth built on true Prophet-5 DNA. This compact powerhouse delivers everything synth fans crave: warm, organic oscillators, a classic 4-pole low-pass filter with bass compensation, and that signature Prophet-style envelope response that made Dave Smith’s designs legendary.

In our exclusive video demo, Evan walks through the Fourm’s voice architecture, sonic character, and performance features, giving you a front-row seat to what makes this instrument special.

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Since starting on classical guitar around 2000, Diego has become a multi-instrumentalist at heart, but specializes in keyboards and electronic instruments. A sometimes member of various At the Drive-in-adjacent El Paso-based bands, Diego fell out with the scene/sound and does his own things now. He's worked as a staff writer for the zZounds Blog and a product specialist at zZounds for well over 10 years. If you ask Diego's significant other, his true talent is cooking.

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