At Musikmesse 2011, Vermona is introducing its new PerFourMer MKII – a four-voice analog synthesizer:
We’d like to introduce you to the new PerFourMer MKII. Like its predecessor it features four individual synthesizers that can be linked and played with six different playmodes: 2x monophonic, 2x duophonic and 2x polyphonic.
Each synthesizer has a VCO with sine, triangle, pulse and sawtooth wave shape as well as a noise generator. There is a lowpass filter, an ADSR envelope generator and a LFO that can be synced by an internal or external (MIDI-) clock.
A whole synthesizer can be modulation source for oscillator- or filter frequency of the following one and it has got hard-sync for the oscillators and soft-sync for the LFO.
The PerFourMer MKII is expected to be available this summer. Pricing is TBA.
Video demo below:
via SonicState, Vermona
I'm really interested to hear this unit.
and how it compares, soundwise, to the mkI, i loved the mki for its honest cuteness…however it is probably gonna cost nuff….