Vermona PerFOURmer Mk II

It's seems to be the week for new versions of analogue monosynths...

Course the PerFOURmer can be a 4 voice poly as well

http://www.vermona.com/index.php/en_p4m.html

seperate glide rate for each oscillator in 4 voice poly mode sounds fun

edit: if that's what it does,,,, my eyes are bleeding from looking at that picture

the idea is you can play it poyphonically with each voice doing its own thing - its not a regular polysynth unless you manually set all the knobs identically

also has 4 audio ins for polyphonic filterbankery - or filter one signal 4 different ways then mix it back together...

actually this looks fucking briliant

oh and i think the oscillators can cross modulate each other across voices

  On 11/5/2011 at 12:38 AM, analogue wings said:

the idea is you can play it poyphonically with each voice doing its own thing - its not a regular polysynth unless you manually set all the knobs identically

 

 

like a korg mono/poly?

FM and SYNC

PERfourMER MKII's synthesizer channels can interact. For example, a frequency modulation of oscillator or filter will significantly expand the available spectrum of sounds. Another possible interaction is the synchronization of adjacent oscillators. SYNC and FM can even be used at the same time.

However, not only the oscillators can be synchronized. In addition, the LFOs can be synced either to each other or to an internal or external (MIDI clock) clock source.

PLAYMODES

PERfourMER MKII’s clever voice assignment allows choosing between six operational modes. Coupled synthesizer channels can either be played polyphonically, duophonically or monophonically. This way, you achieve expressive, lively sequences that may use a rotating voice assignment where each note addresses an individual synthesizer channel.

Filter bank

Each synthesizer channel offers its individual input that replaces the oscillator waveform as sound source. This way, PERfourMER MKII also makes a versatile and complex filter bank with four filter sections, four VCAs, four envelopes and LFOs.

Besides its immense flexibility, PERfourMER MKII was carefully designed to be used effortless and in a straightforward way. Its no-compromise direct-access-design to all relevant parameters has been imperative for our development team at Vermona.

In a choir, a string- or brass section, every voice has its own character, its

sonic individuality, its proprietary modulation and its specific decay. Is this

not possible for a polyphonic synthesizer? It is with the PerFourMer MKII!

Each of its four voices are totally independent. No matter whether you play

four single solo voices, a fourfold unison stack or with fourfold polyphony,

the PerFourMer MKII will always generate all its voices on a complete individual

basis.

amazing! if this is under 1500 i am so onto this. i wonder why there aren´t many synths like this in the existence

PERfourMER MKII also makes a versatile and complex filter bank with four filter sections, four VCAs, four envelopes and LFOs

*erection*

  On 11/5/2011 at 12:50 AM, LUDD said:

*erection*

actually i am having a cigarette already

Yeah looks nice!

I really must try hard not to get hard over this, I must resist

it's working!

looks very nice

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Ugh, I liked the look of the original much more. Does anyone else out there despise this new taupe/black/shit-brown color scheme Vermona has been going with lately? Ew.

Ah well, hopefully this means the originals will be cheaper now.

1800 for the same amount of action as a tetra which is 700.00 and has all that computer tweekability

hmmmmm

yes, but a tetra isn't a true analogue synth. you've got DCOs in there, and the filters are (arguably) inferior. you've got to do a fair bit more work to get it to sound really rich and classicaly 'analogue' in my experience.

i've got the mono lancet and it sounds phenomenal. this is basically four supercharged mono lancets in one box. there is indeed a surprising lack of analogue polysynths, so this is pretty exciting... was wondering why they discontinued the original.

i'll be preordering.

c