Doepfer Dark Energy filtered by Vermona Perfourmer Analog Synthesizer

The Doepfer Dark Energy is a powerful little synth. It becomes even more powerful, though, when hooked up with the Vermona Perfourmer analog polysynth. The Perfourmer can act as a filterbank for external signals. But what makes it really cool is that you can use the "Poly" mode to apply individual filter and envelope settings to sequential steps. Lets you add lots of variety to the anyway lively basic sound of the Dark Energy, indeed. With a little more practice, I´m sure I can get much better results than in the video. Gotta love these analog machines.

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• Vermona
• Perfourmer
• Dark
• Energy
• Doepfer
• analog
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[Themaktima]

Yes, you´re right... I´ll try that using this lovely oscillator cycle thingy, would like to see how that sounds like in comparison. What I already did was cascading three filters (so they act simultaneously), routing one of its oscillators through them - made it sound quite dirty and aggressive...

[fimpson]

*Nonchalantly drops epic house beat*

[asynchronicity]

Excellent creative combination of kit, there!

[smartlamppost]

Wow, that's one complex device; almost as complex as the moog synthesizer, but hey, that's ancient history now ;D

I love synthesizers; it seems like there's always something to do with them, like it's easy to write awsome soundtracks. Thanks for the post!

[krymel1]

Yeah, you have groove in your blood :)

[coldhandmurr]

Great vid! I've never gotten around to trying the perfourmer as filterbank. I guess you could use the fourth perfourmer channel as the input signal.... hmmmm.

[theHackerOfMayhem]

1 of the best tutorials in this space. five stars!! :)

[wheeves]

sick.....

[Korgator]

Hammer Sequence,gefällt mir...5*****