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As part of their ongoing celebrations, Sequential have announced the launch of a Special Edition version of the Prophet-10 finished with stunning South American lacewood panels.
Sequential have teamed up with Novation and Focusrite to give synth enthusiasts the chance to win a Take 5 synthesizer, Circuit Rhythm sampler/drum machine and Scarlett 18i20 audio interface.
Dave Smith’s last synthesizer is a worthy farewell from a man who gave the synth world so much.
More than just a compact version of their most recent polysynth, Sequential's new Trigon-6 Desktop Module also features some newly introduced MPE capabilties.
Sequential announce the Take 5 2.0 firmware update at Superbooth 23.
The latest software for the Take 5 introduces some new sound design-focused features and doubles the amount of Factory and User memory locations.
Sequential's new six-voice polysynth offers all of the best qualities of their popular Prophet-6 and OB-6 instruments.
Musicians across the world have paid tribute to the legendary synth designer.
It is with increasing sadness that we note the passing of this legendary synthesizer pioneer.
A conquering hero returns to the fray after long years in exile. Does the new Prophet Rev 4 still have the power to take on the world?
The Sequential Pro 3 — a hybrid digital/analogue three-oscillator polysynth with three filter types — was launched in the run-up to NAMM.
Sequential founding father and synth designer Dave Smith made time at Synthplex 2019 to discuss the current state of play of the wonderful world of synthesis.
The Sequential Prophet X combines analogue and sample-based synthesis in one enormously ambitious and flexible instrument.
Sequential, the brand headed up by synth pioneer Dave Smith, have today announced the Prophet XL, a 76-key version of their flagship Prophet X hybrid synth...
Boasting one of the most intuitive methods of sound creation ever devised, 1986's Prophet VS was meant to be US synth giant Sequential's commercial saviour. Sadly, it didn't succeed - but it did earn itself the status of American Classic...
![Figure 1: [top-left] A paraphonic synthesizer. Figure 2: [bottom-left] A fully polyphonic analogue synthesizer. Figure 3: [right] Octave divider boards.](https://dt7v1i9vyp3mf.cloudfront.net/styles/teaser_large/s3/imagelibrary/s/synth1_2_3-0101-muEtxP7wD74DHo.jL_rSEge628JVxWw1.gif "Figure 1: [top-left] A paraphonic synthesizer. Figure 2: [bottom-left] A fully polyphonic analogue synthesizer. Figure 3: [right] Octave divider boards.")
This time, Gordon Reid explains how various analogue synth manufacturers attempted to create workable polyphonic synths by employing digital technology.
Nick Magnus puts on his Indiana Jones hat and treks ever deeper into the heart of your digital synth. This month's Holy Grail is analogue brass.