Sequential Fourm – Sounds Like a Prophet?

video upload by Nicolas Melis

"Sequential Fourm – Sounds Like a Prophet?

Exploring the sounds of the new Sequential Fourm, with a touch of external reverb on some patches"

0:00 Saw Bass
0:14 Mini Prophet
0:43. ZIZZLE POLY
1:00. Saw Bass Sequence
1:25. Polylead
1:42. PENTAPHONICS
2:14. Bass Gow
2:30. SilkyLead
2:40. Industrial Bass Sequence
2:56. New Legend Poly
3:37. Synth Keys
4:00. Mentallic Sequence
4:28. Acid sequence

The Crow Hill Company Introduces the THE SH*T SYNTH

The Sh*t Synth - Walkthrough video upload by CROW HILL XTRAS

Press release follows:


The Crow Hill Company turns to extensive and rare collection to turn out THE SH*T SYNTH as compendium of 48 circuit-, wave- and sample-bent instruments

EDINBURGH, UK: The Crow Hill Company is proud to turn to its own extensive and rare collection of hardware to turn out THE SH*T SYNTH — available as a compendium of 48 circuit-, wave- and sample-bent instruments inspired by some of the Edinburgh-based enterprise’s eclectic musical favourites (spanning the likes of Aphex Twin, Boards Of Canada, Joe Maus, Jon Brion, Laurie Spiegel, Radiohead, Throbbing Gristle, and Yazoo) to create something that they collectively ask: is it just shit or ‘the shit’? — as of April 7…

Whatever way anyone chooses to read into the titling of THE SH*T SYNTH as the latest entry into The Crow Hill’s ongoing ORIGINS series of sample-based virtual instrument plug-ins, one thing is for sure: it readily represents a broad selection of three categories of 16 workhorse instruments each, effectively wrapped up into a single plug-in designed to bring a cohesive approach to making music more edgy, lo-fi, retro, and — swimming against the technological tide of so-called progress — decidedly AI (Artificial Intelligence) slop-free. From pianos to strings, plucks, beeps, bass, and pads, the compendium that is THE SH*T SYNTH has been lovingly sculpted by the Edinburgh-based enterprise’s media composer and ‘samplist-in-residence’ Christian Henson to take the hassle out of making existing sounds less refined, catering to those looking for an entirely new bank of Mellotron-style sounds as well as synths that have been long forgotten — for good reason, too!

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Huge classic synth collection

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this Vemia listing

Click the auction link on top when you get there for additional listings.

"This collection of vintage synthesizers has grown with me for years. Most all of these instruments have been used on many projects, including VeggieTales, a variety of remixes, and many PlayStation video games and marketing and promotional discs. Most recently they were used on the Mass Effect Andromeda video games soundtrack. They have also been sampled and are part of the SoundVault Collection and the Kurzweil Analog Collection for the K2000 series samplers.
VEMIA note: to forestall many inquiries, The seller’s idea is that he wants to sell it as a whole. That may or may not work out in this auction. If it doesn’t, obviously he’ll be free to do whatever he wants after the auction finishes.

It all works. Everything has been kept in a clean, smoke-free, climate-controlled studio. I have always fixed things myself, so everything is operational and sounding great. I have repair notes on the synths that received attention, though most of them have worked great over the years, without much need for repairs. There are also several MIDI to CV converters so they can all be controlled by computer, plus cables if desired. And a few have cases and manuals.

ARP 2600 with lid but no keyboard. Pictured with broken slider and missing caps, but I believe I have them. ARP Odyssey (White) ARP Odyssey (Black & Gold) ARP Odyssey (Black & Orange) ARP Avatar (Original with pickup) (No original knobs, but early rubber caps if you want) ARP Avatar (CMS modded with patchpoints, filter, and envelope) (No original knobs, but early rubber caps if you want)

Chroma Polaris

Crumar DS-2

EDP Wasp

Electro Harmonix Super Space Drum Electro Harmonix DRM 32 Digital Rhythm Matrix

EML 101

Mini Korg 700S Korg Mono/Poly Korg MS-20 (Original Korg Filter) Korg SQ-10 Sequencer Korg Poly-Six Korg Trident

Moog Liberation with rack power, cable, and case Moog MiniMoog Moog MemoryMoog Plus with MIDI and case Moog MicroMoog Moog MultiMoog Moog Opus 3 Moog Prodigy Moog Sonic Six (The case is poor, but the synth panel looks great) Moog Taurus with case

Oberheim Matrix-6r Oberheim OB-1 Oberheim OB-8 with Page 2 and MIDI Oberheim OB-SX (This one is probably in the worst physical condition of them all) Oberheim Xpander

Rheem Kee Bass

Roland CSQ-600 Digital CV/Gate Sequencer Roland JP-8080 Roland Jupiter-4 Roland Jupiter-6 with Europa and original box Roland Jupiter-8 with Encore MIDI Roland JX-8P Roland MKS-7 Roland MKS-30 with PG-200 Roland MKS-50 with PG-300 Roland MKS-70 with PG-800 Roland MKS-80 with MPG-80 Roland MSQ-100 sequencer in box Roland SH-1 Roland SH-2 with case Roland System-100 Model 101, 102, & 104 Roland System-100m D Block Roland System-100m Phaser and Sequencer Block Roland System-100m 104 Polyphonic Keyboard Roland TB-303 with Sequentix MIDI and Filter CV

SCI Max SCI Pro-One SCI-Prophet-5 SCI Prophet-600 with GliGli

Star Instruments Synare 3 Star Instruments Synare 4 Star Instruments Synare Sequencer

Yamaha CS-30 Yamaha SK-20

Encore Expressionist MIDI to CV/Gate Kenton Pro4 CV/Gate and DCB and Wasp JL Cooper MIDI IO 8 ch MIDI to CV/Gate

Standtastic wall-mount arms plus cables if you want them."

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Sequential Fourm Synthesizer - tanzt um sein Leben

video upload by Moogulator and SequencerTalk

"Sequential Fourm is a 4 Voice Pro One / Prophet 5 with Aftertouch - and you can play just one note to get it all done. if you like - I can do more…"

Sequential FOURM vs Prophet 5

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Is the Sequential FOURM effectively a "Prophet 4"? In this deep-dive comparison, I put Sequential’s compact powerhouse up against the legendary Prophet 5 to see how closely it recreates that iconic vintage DNA.

While the FORUM shares a strikingly intuitive Prophet-style interface—complete with dual oscillators, a resonant low-pass filter, and a dedicated polymod section—it also brings modern innovations to the table that the original Prophet simply can’t match.

We’ll explore the sonic character of the FORUM’s SSI chips, which act as modern recreations of the warm, fuzzy SSM chips found in the original Prophet 5 Rev 1 and Rev 2. By recreating classic factory patches side-by-side, we reveal the subtle differences in envelope behavior and modulation flexibility between these two analog beasts.

🎹 What’s Covered:
• The "Prophet 4" Factor: Comparing the interface, layout, and "familiar" feel of both synths.
• SSI vs. SSM vs. Curtis: Breaking down the filter and oscillator chips that define their warmth and grit.
• Modern Upgrades: Exploring the FORUM’s Poly Aftertouch, built-in arpeggiator, and digital clock sync.
• The Feedback Circuit: A demo of the FORUM's unique feedback loop that adds "MiniMoog-style" grit and prevents bass loss at high resonance—something the Prophet 5 famously struggles with.
• Patch Recreation: A side-by-side listening test of 8 classic patches to hear the real-world sonic differences.

🔗 Stay Connected:
• Exclusive Patches & Samples: Join the community on Patreon for the custom banks used in this video!
• Shop Sound Banks: Visit StarkeyCar.com for professional patches, tutorials, and freebies.
• Socials: Check out my Instagram for more gear shots and studio updates."

⏱️ Timestamps:
• 00:00 – Intro: Single Voice vs. Polyphonic Power
• 00:46 – Interface & Layout Comparison
• 01:23 – The Tech Specs: SSI Chips & Analog VCAs
• 03:08 – Side-by-Side Patch Recreations
• 04:05 – Analyzing Envelope & Drop-off Differences
• 04:40 – PolyMod of the pulse width
• 07:54 – Modulation & Polymod Limitations
• 11:37 – Beyond the Prophet: Feedback & Resonance
• 13:50 – Poly Aftertouch Demo
• 14:20 – Build Quality & Final Verdict

GreyScale - Phase3

video uploads by plantssystem

"GreyScale 'Phase3'
Centered around the Duos, the Poly-Sequencer receives its pulse, and sound rises up as a single structure. This series records the "acoustic architecture" created not merely by synchronization, but by moving with the same heartbeat. Minimal pulses shape the space,
and as the CS-10, Prophet-5, and Duos layer upon each other, you can follow the process of how GreyScale's unique three-dimensional sound develops.
This playlist is an archive of GreyScale's exploration of 'pulses create the world.'
----
GreyScale 「Phase3」
Duos を中心に、Poly‑Sequencer がその脈動を受け取り、音がひとつの構造として立ち上がっていく。
ただ同期するのではなく、同じ鼓動で動くことで生まれる“音響の建築物”を記録したシリーズです。
ミニマルなパルスが空間を形づくり、
CS‑10、Prophet‑5、そして Duos が層を重ねながら、 GreyScale 独自の立体的なサウンドが育っていく過程を追うことができます。
この再生リストは、GreyScale が探求する
「パルスが世界をつくる」アーカイブ。"

Playlist:

1. GreyScale-KOSMOS #greyscale #kosmos #soundfont
2. GreyScale-EVol #greyscale #evol #duos #prophet5 #polyseq #dr55 #mirack #synthesizer #ambient #noise
3. GreyScale-LiveZen #greyscale #livezen #duos #prophet5 #polysequencer #dr55
4. GreyScale-CS10Chaos #greyscale #cs10 #duos #prophet5 #electronicmusic #synthesizer #link
5. GreyScale-Traumreise #greyscale #traumreise #prophet5 #duos #synthesizer #electronicmusic #ambient
6. GreyScale-LiveZen Full
7. GreyScale-KOSMOS&PRA32U #kosmos #pra32u #raspberrypipico #rp2040 #generative #sequencer
8. GreyScale-KOSMOS v1.2.0 #kosmos #pra32u #ui #pcm5102 #generative #sequencer #raspberrypipico
9. GreyScale-KOSMOS Midi Randomizer

Build Reverbs from Delays with the Prophet 12

video upload by Metamyther

"Create lush, atmospheric reverbs using only the four delay lines inside the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 in this sound design tutorial. In this video, Metamyther transforms the 4 delay lines into a diffusion-based reverb perfect. Learn how feedback routing, modulation, filtering, and timing offsets can turn this beast of a synth into a self-contained spatial effects engine—no plugins or external FX required.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Setting up the base sound
01:30 - First sounds
01:42 - Turning up feedback
01:59 - Delay filtering
02:30 - Feedback mode
02:58 - LFOs
03:29 - Character knobs
04:03 - Using more oscillators
05:41 - Pushing the feedback

#synthesizer, #synthesizers, #sequentialcircuits, #davesmithinstruments, #davesmith, #prophet12, #sounddesign, #electronicmusicproduction, #analogsynth, #experimentalmusic, #synthtutorial, #musicproductiontips"

RetroSound Studio Tour: Vintage Digital Synthesizers

video upload by RetroSound

"RetroSound Studio Tour:
Legendary Vintage Digital & Hybrid Synthesizers of the 80s and early 90s

In this episode of RetroSound Studio, I explore classic digital synthesizers that revolutionized electronic music production during the 80s and early 90s. From FM synthesis and wavetable synthesis to vector synthesis, PD synthesis, vitual analog and Roland’s LA synthesis, these instruments introduced a new generation of sound design and defined the sonic identity of an era.

The Yamaha DX7 became one of the best-selling synthesizers of all time, defining FM electric pianos and metallic digital textures. The PPG Wave pioneered wavetable synthesis, laying the foundation for modern digital sound engines. The Sequential Prophet VS introduced vector synthesis, allowing dynamic blending between digital waveforms. The Roland D-50 shaped late-80s pop and film scoring with its LA synthesis architecture, while the Roland JD-800 brought hands-on control back to digital synthesis in the 1990s.

These digital synthesizers shaped genres such as synth-pop, new wave, ambient, house, techno, trance, and film music. Today, they remain highly sought after by producers, collectors, and sound designers researching vintage digital synthesizers, 80s keyboard sounds, virtual analog, classic FM synthesis, and wavetable history."

The Digital & Hybrid Synths:
0:07 Sequential Prophet VS
4:39 PPG wave 2.2
10:36 Yamaha DX7 II FD
14:56 Yamaha DX11
16:39 Casio CZ-101
19:29 Casio VZ-1
21:21 Roland JD-800
26:40 Roland D-50 / D-550
28:00 Korg Wavestation EX / SR
31:24 Korg DW-8000 / EX-8000
32:42 Roland M-VS1
35:57 Kawai K5000R
38:57 Waldorf Microwave
39:44 Waldorf Microwave II XT
41:15 Clavia Nord Modular
41:59 Yamaha AN1x
44:36 Roland JV-1080
45:33 Ensoniq SQ-80
46:23 Quasimidi Raven Max
47:42 Korg Z1

Full Studio Tour playlist:

Phase V - Prophet-10/minimoog/OB-X8

video upload by Johan Boberg

"Layering the prophet with the oberheim again, it works really well."

Additional videos:


video uploads by Johan Boberg

Playlist::

1. Noodles and Pimm's - OB-X8 / Prophet-10
2. Layers - OB-X8 / Prophet-10 / minimoog
3. Something else
4. Night Lights
5. Every day is a Monday
6. I'll see you sometime
7. Breathe
8. Autumn eyes
9. Minimoog Floatie #1
10. Liquid modifiers - minimoog medley
11. Phase IV - minimoog & SQ-1 Sequencer

RetroSound Studio Tour: Analog Polyphonic Synthesizers

video upload by RetroSound

"RetroSound Studio Tour
Classic Analog Polyphonic Synthesizers from the 1970s and 1980s

In this episode of RetroSound Studio Tour, I explore the sound, design, and history of legendary analog polyphonic synthesizers from the golden era of electronic music. These vintage poly synths defined the lush pads, warm brass sounds, and cinematic textures heard in synth-pop, progressive rock, disco, film scores, and early electronic music.

This studio tour focuses on true analog polyphonic instruments featuring multiple voices, voltage-controlled oscillators , classic analog filters , and rich modulation systems. Unlike monophonic synths, polyphonic synthesizers allow full chords and layered harmonic textures — making them essential in 1970s and 1980s music production.

In this RetroSound Studio tour, you’ll discover:
0:07 Roland Jupiter-4
5:54 Roland Juno-60
9:49 Roland Juno-106
14:10 Roland Alpha Juno 2
15:42 Roland JX-3P
18:21 Roland JX-8P
21:28 Korg Polysix
24:48 Korg Mono/Poly
26:59 Oberheim OB-X
32:32 Oberheim OB-Xa
35:35 ARP Quadra
37:11 Sequential Prophet-600
39:48 Tiracon 6V
41:56 Oberheim Matrix-1000

Full Studio Tour playlist:"

Dreamt in Passing | Sequential Take 5 (Dreamscape)

video upload by hvegel

"A patch I created to showcase how massive the Take 5 can get. Apart from a bit of 'ITB Mastering' this is just the instrument. With 'Vintage knob' or things like LFO slew, not engaged, yes, it is true, this instrument, by design can do some very precise Analogue material, think Elektron Analog 4, but it can get into the weeds, and sound out right wild, and unruly, not unlike the Sequential Godfather it shares its DNA from.

The latest firmware update, has really encouraged me to start using this more as centrepiece in my studio. A/B-ing, sound for sound with the Prophet 5 Rev 4, with a bit of attention to detail with programming, it gets just about every bit there (factoring in a substancial lower mid-range bump in tone with P5, with a touch of those mids being abscent on design, some may consider the Take 5 a bit more 'glossy'), The Prophet 6 might be a better (more immediately satisfying) than both the P5 ot T5, but Sequential has done a wonderful job at taking the core Prophet sound, its Rev 1/2 filter, modernising it with bass compensation, and stable filters, that can be pitched to a wonderfully pleasing instability.

This reads a bit as an apologist letter, but I also think the Take 5, is very misunderstood amongst the Internet, for what it's DNA really is, how these firmware updates keep unleashing it further into the stratosphere, and despite its massive popularity at your local Synth Store, it's still this mystified object that kind of gets relegated to a vastly updated Dave Smith Mopho."

SIGNED Sequential Prophet-6 SN 02734

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via this eBay listing

"Gently used and in excellent condition.

SIGNED BY SEQUENTIAL FOUNDER DAVE SMITH! RIP.

The Sequential Prophet-6 is a 6-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer that blends vintage 1970s character with modern reliability. It features two discrete VCOs and a sub-oscillator per voice, along with a 4-pole resonant low-pass filter and 2-pole high-pass filter. Known for its warm, punchy sound, it includes a polyphonic step sequencer, arpeggiator, and digital effects (reverbs, delays, chorus)."

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He Hates This Synth Because…

video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music

"In this video, I pick one thing I think I hate about 12 classic synthesizers—and then follow that feeling wherever it leads.
We’re talking about legendary instruments:
Minimoog, MS-20, Prophet-5, Jupiter-8, ARP 2600, Moog IIIc ('Plantasia'), Oberheim 4-Voice, Oberheim OB-X, Synclavier III, Elka Synthex, and Yamaha CS-30.
What starts as frustration with a workflow choice, a knob, or a design limitation slowly turns into something else entirely.
Along the way, I realize this video isn’t really about hating synths at all. It’s about relationships.
Every one of these instruments has limitations—and so do we. In any good relationship, not everything is perfect. But when you stop fighting what something isn’t and start understanding what it is, those limitations can become the very thing that leads you somewhere creative and unexpected.
Instead of endless options, boundaries create focus.
Instead of frustration, they create identity.
And in learning to understand these instruments more deeply, I ended up learning something about myself.
This is a video about synthesizers—but it’s also a small morality tale about creativity, acceptance, and finding freedom inside constraints.
Let me know in the comments:
Which synth do you love… even though it drives you crazy? 🎛️"

https://anthonymarinellimusic.com/pages/about

Prophet~T8: The Luxury Synth

video upload by Alex Ball

"A look at the rare Prophet~T8 produced by Sequential Circuits between 1983 and 1985.

0:00 Intro
0:55 History
4:46 Demo 1: All Play
6:12 Features
9:42 Demo 2: It's Thursday, it's TOTP!
10:50 The Hits
12:11 Patron Outro

With thanks to the owner of this beautiful instrument.

Thanks to my Patrons for their support:
www.patreon.com/AlexBallMusic"

SEQUENTIAL FOURM ♫ 75 Custom Sounds ► COMPLETE SYNTH COLLECTION

video upload by Synth Cloud

"▬▬▬ Download Link ▬▬▬▬
🚀 COMPLETE SYNTH COLLECTION: https://www.synthonia.com/marketplace...
📩 Mail: info@synthonia.com

Sequential FOURM – Complete Synth Collection is a comprehensive and versatile patch bank designed to unlock the full sonic potential of the Sequential FOURM.
This soundset includes 75 carefully crafted presets, covering a wide palette of Leads, Basses, Pads, Plucks, Synths and FX, making it perfectly suited for Soul, Funk, Pop, Electronic music and many other modern and classic sch preset is optimized for musicality, expressiveness and instant usability, whether you are producing in the studio or performing live. From warm analog-inspired basses and funky leads to atmospheric pads and futuristic FX, this collection gives you a complete toolkit for professional productions.

The bank can be easily loaded via SysEx editors such as Bome SendSX (Windows) or compatible SysEx software for other platforms.

Preset Breakdown
75 Presets Total
39 Synths, Pads & FX
20 Leads
16 Basses

Synths, Pads & FX Highlights
Hard Synth, Simple Pluck, Reso Poly, Cosmic Poly, Vintage Horns, Bright Brass, Big Strings, OB-X Pad, Galaxy Pad, FM Pad, Crystals, Night Sky, Falling Stars, Outer Space, Digital Noise, Rotating Sphere, Repeater and many more.

Lead Highlights
Lost In Space, Fusion Lead, Jamiroquai Lead, Express Lead, Electro Lead, Cosmic Lead, Rock Machine, Nasty Lead, Sync Lead and other expressive solo sounds.

Bass Highlights
Phat Bass, Funky Bass, Precision Bass, Reso Bass, Deeper Underground, Thriller, Black or White, Prodigy and iconic groove-oriented bass patches.

Every preset is designed to sit well in a mix, respond naturally to playing dynamics and enhance your productions with character and depth."

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Torso S-4 + • Textural Ambient Cinematic

video upload by Nate Connelly Music

"Track title : Winter Signal

Equipment Used:
• Torso S-4 Sculpting Sampler
• Sequential Prophet REV2
• Moog Sub 37
• Strymon Big Sky
• Gold Mike SPL Pre-Amp
• Pro VLAII Compressor

Recorded into:
• Cubase PRO 11

Very minimal EQ post processing.

Thanks for listening.

#ambientmusic #electronicmusic #synth"

Today Marks the 10th Anniversary of the Sequential Oberheim OB-6

Andrew McGowan, pictured here with Tom Oberheim, wrote in to let us know today is the 10th Anniversary of the Sequential OB-6. Andrew was a product designer at DSI/Sequential and worked with Tom Oberheim on the OB-6.

You can find a write-up on some the development of the OB-6 as well as the Prophet-6 on his website, https://www.smartbombdesign.com.

A couple of excerpts:

"I was sitting in my office at Seer Systems one day in 1997 or thereabouts when the phone on my desk rang. It was Dave Smith calling from his home. 'I’ve been talking to Tom Oberheim. He’s between jobs and wants to learn about software synths, so I asked him if he wanted to write the Reality operation manual. Can you get him set up and manage that?' I knew who Tom was, of course, but I had never met him, and now Dave was asking me to be his manager. I had no reason to believe that Tom was anything other than the warm, bright, and kind person that I now know he is, but the idea that I would be managing him made me deeply uncomfortable.

Seer Systems was in the process of developing Reality, which is generally considered to be the first 'professional' software synthesizer, though I’m not certain what makes one synthesizer professional and another not."

[Side note: Propellerheads Rebirth was also released in 1997, however the demo version was released in October 1996. A bit like The Damned vs. Sex Pistols for those in the know!]

And [thought this was funny]:

"Those Fucking Lines

Tom and I had talked about synths over the years and, on several occasions, he remarked how often people asked him to remake the OB-X, perhaps because not many were made. Or maybe Rush/Tom Sawyer? I don’t know. What little I did know about the OB-X was that it had a (low-pass only) SEM filter, and we had already made a synth with an SEM filter in it. And our hardware engineer Tony Karavidas had worked at Oberheim and owned multiple Oberheim synths. I also felt very strongly that if we were going to make two poly synths that were essentially the same except for the filter, the 2-pole, SEM state-variable filter would be complementary to the Prophet-6’s 4-pole, OTA low-pass filter.

Tom’s wish list was short. He didn’t want the Prophet-6’s analog distortion. And he wanted the OB-Xa’s blue lines."

Read the rest here

[P.S. I still own an OB-6 desktop and it's one of my most cherished synths. There is something organic about it. The demos I've heard of Sequential's new FOURM have that about them. I have enough synths as it is but the FOURM is very, very tempting for this particular reason.]

Top 11 greatest Jean-Michel Jarre - on synthesizers

video upload by jami.m

00:00 Oxygéne 4
00:55 Arpégiateur
01:45 Rendez-Vous 4
02:30 Rendez-Vous 1
03:19 Magnetic Fields 4
03:50 Oxygéne 1
04:30 Oxygéne 2
05:29 Rendez-Vous 3
06:36 Équinoxe 1
07:29 Magnetic Fields 2
08:23 Souvenir de Chine

Sequential Prophet-6 & Yamaha Montage.

📣 Sequential Fourm şimdi stokta!🔥‪@SequentialLLC‬ #doremusicheryerde

video upload by doremusic

"Efsanevi Prophet geleneğini modern mühendislikle buluşturan Fourm, tamamen analog ses yoluna sahip 4 sesli bir polifonik synthesizerdır.👾

Vintage Sequential’ın karakteristik sıcaklığı, modern ve sert bir ses karakteriyle birleşiyor. Ortaya çıkan sonuç ise zamansız, sıcak ve organik seslere sahip; güçlü ve ilham verici bir synth!🔥"

Googlish:

"Combining the legendary Prophet tradition with modern engineering, the Fourm is a 4-voice polyphonic synthesizer with a completely analog signal path.👾

The characteristic warmth of vintage Sequential is combined with a modern and powerful sound character. The result is a powerful and inspiring synth with timeless, warm, and organic sounds!🔥"

Exquis - ‪@decentsamples‬ Dualo Legacy soundbank preview

video upload by Intuitive Instruments

"Discover 158 acoustic and electronic sounds of all categories, for composing in lots of music genres! Initially designed for the dualo du-touch (https://dualo.com/dualo), the soundbank is now adapted for all MPE controllers! Requires Decent Sampler 1.13.11 or above.

Buy and download: https://www.decentsamples.com/product...

MPE controls:
Play with X, Y and Z axes on MPE keyboards such as Exquis (or only on Z axis on Polyphonic Aftertouch keyboards) to modulate notes individually, and play with the 4 knobs to apply effects. A certain number of sounds (especially acoustic) also react to velocity.

Exquis owner? Use presets within Exquis app (Decent Sampler V.1.15.0 required)
Once you purchased Dualo Legacy soundbank, open Exquis app and scan Decent Sampler plug-in as VST3, then download the Dualo Legacy soundbank from Decent Sampler store. You will then be able to load all Dualo Legacy presets from the Presets tab. Percussion presets are automatically linked to custom key layouts for Exquis keyboard.

List of all 158 sounds:

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