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Vermona ’14 Analogsynthesizer
The ’14 Analogsynthesizer is a monophonic analog synthesizer from Vermona, categorized under elektroakustische manufaktur, synthesizer. It is handmade in Germany and is limited to 222 units. Its voice architecture centers on two analog oscillators, a lowpass filter, and a VCA, with two envelope generators, an LFO, and a vibrato generator. The instrument offers extensive sound shaping via a dedicated control surface with keyboard, pitch and modulation wheels, and individual controls for main outputs and headphone output. Key features include VCOs with multiple octaves and tunings, pulse-width modulation, a sub-oscillator, various modulation destinations (including VCF modulation), and an arpeggiator with multiple modes and up to 60 notes. The build emphasizes warm, musical analog character and hands-on control for dynamic lead and bass sounds. Connectivity supports flexible integration: unbalanced 1/4" line outputs, transformer-balanced XLR outputs, 1/8" and 1/4" audio inputs, and CV/Gate and MIDI I/O (IN, OUT, THRU). A sustain pedal input and a volume pedal with a trim-pot for minimum volume are included, enabling expressive performance setups. The unit weighs 6.5 kg and measures 770 x 310 x 150 mm.
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.
Korg MS-20
The Korg MS-20 is an analog synthesizer keyboard that belongs to the MS series, first released in 1978. This instrument is known for its semi-modular architecture, allowing users to create complex sounds through patching while maintaining a straightforward interface. It features two voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) and a noise generator, providing a rich palette of sound design options. The MS-20 is equipped with control voltage (CV) and gate connections, enabling integration with other modular systems and external devices. Its dual multi-mode filters (lowpass, highpass, notch, and band-reject) and two voltage-controlled amplifiers (VCAs) facilitate detailed sound shaping and dynamic control. This synthesizer is typically used in studio settings for genres such as electronic, techno, and pop, thanks to its ability to produce both classic analog tones and experimental sounds.
Moog Music Grandmother
The Moog Music Grandmother is an analog synthesizer keyboard that falls within the category of semi-modular synthesizers. Released in 2018, this monophonic instrument is designed to deliver a rich and robust sound characteristic of Moog's legacy. Weighing 10.3 kg, it combines a user-friendly interface with a solid build quality, making it suitable for both studio and live settings. Notable features of the Grandmother include its semi-modular architecture, which allows for extensive patching capabilities, enabling users to create complex soundscapes. The synthesizer is equipped with a FATAR keyboard, providing a responsive playing experience. Its design encourages creativity, allowing musicians to explore various sonic possibilities through its intuitive layout and controls. The Grandmother is particularly well-suited for sound design, electronic music production, and live performances, offering a versatile platform for both beginners and experienced users.