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SonicLAB: Sequential FOURM Review
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P5 With Poly AT? 13/10/25
In our latest Sonic Lab review, we look at the Sequential FOURM, a new, more affordable four-voice analog synthesizer.
The FOURM has Prophet-5 style oscillators and filters, but in a compact form factor with a 37- slim key tactive key bed which has poly Aftertouch.
A nice solid case and firm knobs giveit a quality feel, though it doesnt have onboard effects, and only a mono audio out, to maintain an affordable price point of around £799.
The sequencer offers a 64-step polyphonic, though there's no parameter recording other than a single routable value.
FOURM represents a more affordable way into analog poly and the sound of the P5 though its not as fully featured as some other more digital based options.
Specs:
Two Prophet-5 lineage analog oscillators per voice
All oscillators have simultaneously selectable waveforms, including the LFO
Oscillator B supports low frequency modes for use as polyphonic LFO modulation
Classic Prophet-style Sync
Variable square wave pulse width per oscillator (PWM)
4-Pole resonant lowpass filter drawn from the Prophet-5, revs 1 & 2
Filter enhanced with bass compensation for thick sounds even with high resonance
Filter can be driven into self-oscillation with the resonance control
Filter Keyboard tracking: quarter, half, full
Feedback with an aggressive drive circuit for extra edge
White, pink, and violet Noise types allow for greater sonic variation
Four-stage (ADSR) filter envelope generator for tone shaping and assignable modulation
Four-stage (ADSR) Amp envelope generator for volume shaping
Velocity modulation of envelope amounts for dynamic performance
One global LFO for creating movement in the sound
Seven LFO wave shapes: sine, sawtooth, reverse sawtooth, square, S/H (sample and hold), Noise, and DC
LFO can synchronize to tempo at different step values
Four LFO wave shapes can be selected simultaneously for complex modulations