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Sequential introduces Fourm, described as the company’s most affordable synthesizer to date. The model places the brand in a lower price tier, creating an entry point for producers who want a dedicated hardware instrument without the flagship cost. Positioning emphasizes accessibility for a wider group of creators, including those building out home‑studio setups or adding a first hardware synth to a computer‑based rig. The release expands the lineup with a budget‑minded option and underscores price as the defining feature, signaling a push to reach a broader audience while preserving the appeal of hands‑on sound design.

Audiocube adds a MIDI timeline and sequencing to its 3D digital audio workstation, enabling creation, editing, and arrangement of note data alongside existing audio workflows. The update integrates MIDI recording and pattern sequencing within the same project view, allowing users to place, move, and structure musical parts over time instead of relying solely on external tools. Sequencing support brings bar‑and‑beat organization to compositions, with timeline control for tempo‑synchronous arrangement and repeatable patterns. The focus is on expanding in‑DAW composition so producers can build tracks, sketch ideas, and refine arrangements directly in Audiocube’s environment.