Friday, September 04, 2026
Sequential Fourm - The Non Prophet Presets
video upload by kgbirmingham media
"Sequential Fourm – The Non-Prophet Presets
I almost didn’t buy the Fourm, because most of the demos I watched focused on the “Prophet Sound,” which is great, but I was hoping for more versatility then that.
When I got it home and went through all the Factory Presets, I soon discovered that it is a very versatile synth with lots of character and it is quite capable of producing Non-Prophet Sounds!
So, the following are a whole bunch of Non-Prophet sounds, with a few classics put in, just because.
I did not apply any effects and the only plug-in I used was a Limiter.
Enjoy!
For the Techies
Here is the list of Presets.
Factory Bank 1
00:16 P1. A New Legend – this is the “Prophet Sound” (Play with Mod Wheel)
00:56 P2. Four Keys – I like Bells (Play with Mod Wheel)
01:35 P5. Syncing Pressure – Wha sounding
02:13 P13. Stringee – I love strings (Play with Amp Attack)
03:15 P18. Uptight Bass – Nice and resonant (Play with Amp Attack)
04:06 P22. Leo Sun – Used this on recent video – A New Era
04:44 P23. Drum Muhsheen – (Try different spots on the Keyboard)
05:22 P31. Mellow Bells – Even More Bells (Play with Mod Wheel)
05:55 P34. Cello Requiem – Similar to Uptight Bass (Play with Mod Wheel)
06:42 P37. Octaver Lead – Yes it is the Prophet Sound, But it is SO EPIC
07:21 P39. Floot – Yes, A Flute (Play with Mod Wheel)
08:00 P40. Guitar Plucks – I Don’t Think So!
08:37 P42. Mini Prophet – (Demo the Aftertouch)
09:42 P49. BrO Presh Bazr – Weird (Demo Mod and Aftertouch)
10:03 P69. Sin Cussion – The Name says it all
10:50 P73. Las Olas – More Weird (Play with Mod Wheel)
11:19 P74. Toms – Loud and Raucous
11:54 P80. Modular Bass - (Play with Mod Wheel)
12:32 P85. Kick
13:29 P92. Jazz Hands – Press and Hold
14:03 P100. Jet – Press and Hold (It Does End)
14:36 P.107 Mod Wheel XM – ARP (Play with Mod Wheel)
15:28 P114. 8-bit Glitter – ARP (Demo Mod and Aftertouch)
16:06 P117. Kinda Choral – Yep
16:50 P123. Hats Off – ARP HH
17:52 P127. Ball Game Lead – Yep
18:26 P128 Service Soon – Yep
Factory Bank 2
18:53 P6. Silkenh’ARP – Chimmy ARP
19:32 P11. DirtStep – ARP
20:25 P17. Bit of Brass – YEP
21:15 P18. Marimba - (Turn on and off the ARP)
22:03 P19. Canada Bells – More Bells, but from Canada
22:53 P24. Nuno Plux – More Weird
23:27 P25. Thumper – ARP
24:23 P31. Drummy – Very Metallic
25:09 P36. Danger Pulse – (Move around the keys)
25:56 P40. Thunderline – Sound of a metal drum being kicked
26:32 P42. DunoVibe – Vibraphone
27:26 P43. Unstopable Drops – Good Aftertouch Demo
28:13 P52. Carbonation – Fast ARP (Aftertouch – Press All Keys0
28:54 P57. Recorder – Sounds more like an Accordion
29:47 P73. Canadian Squares – Just because its Canadian
30:20 P78. BuzzPluk – Bass! (Put on ARP, Play low, mess with Cutoff & Resonance)
31:46 P85. KikaBoom – Kick (Turn on ARP and Hold & Play with AMP Env & Filter)
32:45 P91. Ponger Poke – (Turn on ARP and Play around)
33:31 P93. Superbassic chug - (Turn on ARP and Play around with Filter)
34:33 P95. Atomic Muffins – Weird
35:18 P102. Starbright – Chimy Sample & Hold
36:02 P110. Stand Band – Kind of Steel Drums
36:45 P113. South Swell – Glitchy (Play with Glide)
37:24 P118. Metallurgy – Sounds like metal bars
38:17 P125. PolyzModly – Kinda of Piano (Play with Sustain and Release, Turn down Aftertouch)
I recorded all the tracks with the Sequential Fourm using Factory Presets.
The signal chain is fairly straightforward: Fourm, into a pair of SSL SixChannels, into a Drawmer MQ-2 EQ/Compressor/Saturator, into a Lindell 77X Compressor and into an Allen&Heath ZEDi10 Interface/Mixer and recorded in stereo directly into my DAW (Fender Studio Pro). The EQ and Compressor were set for very limited affect on the sound.
Processing was limited to Waves L1 Limiter. No Reverb. No Delay. Do Effects in the DAW.
Video: Fujifilm X-T3 camera with Fujifilm 10-24mm lens and iPhone 17. And, OBS studio for the screen shot.
The final video was edited in DaVinci Resolve.
Recording and monitoring was through an Allen&Heath ZEDi10 with Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro and Beyerdynamic Headphone Lab.
©2026 kgbirmingham media"
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