So whats the consensus on this particular synth? I have my eye on it but am wondering if there is anything more worthwhile out there for a similar price... I have a Little Phatty, but am after another mono synth that has a noise generator such as this one.
I'm nowhere near an expert on analog synths, but does this remind anyone else of a Korg MS-10 / 20? I was using an MS-20 recently at my friend's studio, and this Vermona actually has a very similar sound to the recordings I made with the MS-20. I don't want to drop $2000+ on an MS-20, so I'm looking for something very similar. Perhaps this Vermona Mono Lancet would be the perfect alternative? Thoughts...?
@shazzbutter Many of these newly made MIDI analog synths are designed after the parameters (or even circuit paths) of vintage units, so you may be exactly right. If you are near LA, stop by Noisebug and hear for yourself? I like the Vermona gear a lot, the Dave Smith ( See New TEMPEST! ) , and I just bought a KORG MonoTribe for my personal use! ( Speaking of that MS 20 filter )
So I take it you can achieve slight detune ... I was unsure as the detune knob goes to +/- 7 so seamed as if it would only do semitones and not cents ?
@TheSeandroid This'd be a great way to make that jump! And we stock others, such as the Dave Smith Mopho and Tetr4... etc etc ! see all the videos. NoiseBug dot Net.
@SonyCrocket I have both and like the Vermona more. It's got the creamy sounds I was looking for and it's got two VCO's instead of one so I get more variety out of it. The Dark Energy sounds actually a bit thin and harsh in comparison and excells mostly in making kinda fart-like noises; you can make some pretty sounds too, but it takes much more work.
@w0rmaster There is actually another box, the "Modular Dock", coming in October, that connects to these via the "expansion port" allowing a lot more connectivity CV to other modules! (And yes, more KNOBS.) See Vermona website...
So it's sort of a crossover between the "tabletop" and "modular" world.
I just bought one of these today!
swankrecords 2 months ago in playlist *reference "Vermona"
So whats the consensus on this particular synth? I have my eye on it but am wondering if there is anything more worthwhile out there for a similar price... I have a Little Phatty, but am after another mono synth that has a noise generator such as this one.
invanorm 2 months ago
@invanorm an obvious choice would be the Mopho? ( or Tetr4 ) if you can afford it. Also the Dark Energy, etc.
VJFranzK 2 months ago
I'm nowhere near an expert on analog synths, but does this remind anyone else of a Korg MS-10 / 20? I was using an MS-20 recently at my friend's studio, and this Vermona actually has a very similar sound to the recordings I made with the MS-20. I don't want to drop $2000+ on an MS-20, so I'm looking for something very similar. Perhaps this Vermona Mono Lancet would be the perfect alternative? Thoughts...?
shazzbutter 4 months ago
@shazzbutter Many of these newly made MIDI analog synths are designed after the parameters (or even circuit paths) of vintage units, so you may be exactly right. If you are near LA, stop by Noisebug and hear for yourself? I like the Vermona gear a lot, the Dave Smith ( See New TEMPEST! ) , and I just bought a KORG MonoTribe for my personal use! ( Speaking of that MS 20 filter )
VJFranzK 4 months ago
Am I right that this synth does not have hard-sync? That would be a chance missed.
schellebel 5 months ago
Hairy hands!
philiprex 6 months ago
Great, this would be fucking awesome for dubstep :D!
brucejje 11 months ago
can you play it with a midi controller or do you need an additional attachment?
JeisonMylre 1 year ago
Dude it sounds so fat and pure... love it...
EsaldaH 1 year ago
Thanks for the more full on demo !
So I take it you can achieve slight detune ... I was unsure as the detune knob goes to +/- 7 so seamed as if it would only do semitones and not cents ?
DeathByMediaMusic 1 year ago
@DeathByMediaMusic It's analog detune as I remember, so you can get super fine intervals! This also means, tune your notes very carefully!
VJFranzK 1 year ago
I WANT THIS SO BAD.
i've been producing with software for over 3 years and I'm getting sick of software plugins. I want hardware!
TheSeandroid 1 year ago 6
@TheSeandroid This'd be a great way to make that jump! And we stock others, such as the Dave Smith Mopho and Tetr4... etc etc ! see all the videos. NoiseBug dot Net.
VJFranzK 1 year ago
Sounds great, seems to be a real synth, not just a toy.
9JohnSmith9 1 year ago
@9JohnSmith9 Yes, definitely a real synth. (I wish I had toys like this to play with when I was a MIDI kid!)
VJFranzK 1 year ago
this one or the doepfer Dark Energy... mmmmm
SonyCrocket 1 year ago 5
@SonyCrocket I have both and like the Vermona more. It's got the creamy sounds I was looking for and it's got two VCO's instead of one so I get more variety out of it. The Dark Energy sounds actually a bit thin and harsh in comparison and excells mostly in making kinda fart-like noises; you can make some pretty sounds too, but it takes much more work.
monopolirecordings 9 months ago
that is a cool synth machine. Great Video !
spinviperus 1 year ago
I dig the sound, but this would be so much more worth its price tag if it had a few more controls.
w0rmaster 1 year ago
@w0rmaster There is actually another box, the "Modular Dock", coming in October, that connects to these via the "expansion port" allowing a lot more connectivity CV to other modules! (And yes, more KNOBS.) See Vermona website...
So it's sort of a crossover between the "tabletop" and "modular" world.
VJFranzK 1 year ago