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Vermona PERfourMER MKII
The Vermona PERfourMER MKII is a quad analog synthesizer in a rack format. It comprises four independent monophonic synth channels that can be linked or played together in various configurations, effectively yielding four voices or an ensemble of individual instruments. Each channel is built around a classic VCO/VCF/VCA signal path, starting from an analog oscillator with multiple waveforms and a noise source, through a 24 dB/Oct low-pass filter with adjustable resonance, and into a discrete VCA. Modulation options include a flexible LFO and an ADSR envelope generator for VCO, VCF, and VCA, with support for hard-sync and FM interactions between channels. The design supports diverse play modes (monophonic, duophonic, polyphonic) and synchronization between channels, enabling complex textures and layered sounds. Typical use cases include live performance and studio sound design, where a single PERfourMER MKII can function as four separate instruments or as a cohesive four-voice synth. The device offers MIDI control and optional CV/Gate inputs, with individual channel controls for each function, facilitating real-time manipulation and hands-on exploration of subtractive synthesis and evolving textures.
Vermona Retroverb Lancet
The Vermona Retroverb Lancet is an analogue multi-effect processor designed for effect enthusiasts. It combines spring reverberation, analogue multimode filtering, a VCA, and overdrive, all modulated by an ultra-fast LFO and a flexible envelope. The module is tailored to accept signals from guitars, basses, keyboards, organs, or microphones, and can generate percussion sounds using a dedicated crash function. Key features include a three-spring reverb with a selectable pre- or post-routing path, a versatile filter with 24 dB/octave slopes (low-pass, high-pass) and 12 dB/octave (band-pass), and a control set that includes an envelope generator, envelope follower, and external CV for modulation. The device uses an external 12 V/1000 mA power supply and remains fully analogue, offering a broad palette of textures from subtle modulation to more aggressive tones. Common use scenarios encompass shaping guitars, synths, or vocal material with space and character via spring reverb, dynamic filter sweeps, and harmonic overdrive. The unit’s crash and envelope-driven modulation enable percussive, tempo-synced, or evolving effects, making it a flexible sound-design tool for studio and performance contexts.