Sequential is aiming to capture the affordable polysynth buyers with the announcement of Fourm, a new four-voice analog synthesizer featuring a custom-designed polyphonic aftertouch keybed and a modulation interface inspired by the Pro~One (Pro~Four surely?).
Poly aftertouch has been missing from the Sequential line-up for some time - we think the last time was the Prophet T8?
Fourm combines a two OSC subtractive architecture with expressive control, and at a relatively affordable price which is £849/€ 949 - yeah not bad eh?

Four fully analogue voices are derived from the architecture of the original Prophet-5, including dual oscillators, a 4-pole lowpass filter, and envelope curves modelled. Added overdriven feedback routing can give the a bit more edge.
There's a new Tactive™ slim-key polyphonic aftertouch keybed, developed in-house by Sequential. It was co-designed with Fourm's analog engine to provide an expressive connection between player and instrument. Sequential says the decision to build a custom keybed was made because "no off-the-shelf keybed could deliver" the desired experience.
The modulation section draws inspiration from the Pro~One, offering a top-panel modulation matrix that avoids the need for menu diving. Sources and destinations s are managed with button presses and colour-coded indicators for visual feedback.
Key Features:
Four analog voices based on the Prophet-5 architecture
Dual VCOs per voice and classic 4-pole lowpass filter
Tactive™ polyphonic aftertouch slim-key keybed
Overdriven feedback for added tonal edge
Hands-on modulation matrix with colour-coded interface
Compact, performance-friendly design
We'll be getting our hands on this shortly so expect a review from us.
https://sequential.com/modern-analog/fourm/
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