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Thank you! Glad it inspired you. 😄 I've had it for probably 3 months now and I've been loving it so far. So many good scripts to explore. Yes we should definitely jam next time you are in town!

It is being sequenced by the Synthstrom Deluge. Best sequencer of all time!

Thank you so much, that really means a lot! ☺

Dang! Sorry to hear you sold it. It would be super dope to have one, so I'm gonna keep staring at them longingly on Reverb and dreaming. 🤣 Thanks for the congrats man I really appreciate it!

Thanks man! I'm really glad to hear you loved the album 😄 I'm a huge fan of your album too dude, I'm so glad that I picked up a copy.

@@memorysound No problem! Thank you also for the support, take good care

Unfortunately I don't have any experience with the Minitaur other than listening to some sweet RUclips demos of it. But, I am confident in the abilities of the Lancet to melt someones face with bass. 🤣 I love both Vermona and Moog, but there is something special about Vermona's glide setting, and their filter has always sounded comparable to Moog in my opinion. I think the Lancet is very versatile in that it can sound very chilled out, but also extremely aggressive and buzzy if you want it to. It also has the second oscillator that can add some nice harmonics or noise. Not sure if the Minitaur has that. I'll have to watch some more Minitaur demos and report back!

I had a Mini and now have a Lancet. The Mini has sync and most importantly, imo, an option to reset the osc phase with every key press. Very useful for basses. It also sounds bigger and subbier, which seems good in isolation but may cause additional headaches during mixing. The Mini is more versatile for basses, but the Vermona sounds way prettier I think, especially the filter. Moog's resonance is ugly and I don't mean just the bass / volume loss at higher levels.

While I agree that my use of reverb was a bit heavy-handed, especially since this is a demo of the Lancet's raw abilities, I think "destroyed everything" is a bit dramatic of a statement. 😂 I do appreciate a good constructive criticism but your approach was a bit rude, sir. Good day.

@@memorysound I`m agree! And I apologize for my rough comment.

It's not possible to have to much reverb on a synth. Add more please :)

Thank you so much! I'm glad you recognized the sound and knew of my album! Thanks for listening 😀

@@memorysound thank you for your music, it's a pleasure to listen to :D

Thank you!! 😀 I really appreciate the kind words.

Thanks man! Happy New Year to you as well! I'm glad you enjoyed the vibe 😄 Hope you have been well we gotta catch up soon!

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words! 😃 🙏 Will definitely be making more videos like this one. Funny enough, one of those cassettes on the desk in front of the Matriarch is your album! I really enjoyed it man! Looking forward to more music from you as well 😄

@@memorysound Look forward to seeing more. No way, rad! Thanks for picking up my tape! More music certainly on the way this year from me :)

Thank you! 😃

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If I had define the genre for this I would say electronica as kind of a generic catch-all genre for synth music. But to be more specific electronic/synth music/synth arpeggios

Thank you! 😀

Thanks dude! ☺️

Thank you very much! 😄

Thank you!! 😀

Thank you! Really appreciate it 😀

Yup! I would say the sound is the same. And now you have given me an idea for a video/song! hah The main difference that everyone mentions is that the 4 synths on the Perfourmer MKII have a unique way of playing off of each other that would be hard to mimic with just one Mono Lancet.

@@memorysound but you can't hear how the "chord" will sound before you record it or tweak it while it plays chords, it's great but not really a substitute. I would love to have a perfoumer for the sound but the size and no digital control put me off.

Thank you!! :D

Hey! Thank you for listening! I'm glad you enjoyed it. This is one of my favorite songs I've written. I cannot speak on the Squarp Pyramid ot Octatrack only because I have never used them before. But as far as I know, the Deluge is the best sequencer/sampler out there. I did a ton of research for the perfect groovebox, and Deluge is what I landed on. It pairs extremely well with any synth, and I have never hit any limitations. If I want the Deluge to do something, there is probably a way to do it. It's also very intuitive in how it works. It almost becomes second nature using it once you get the hang of it. The Deluge also has a pretty solid synth engine built in, so you can write entire songs while sitting on the couch with the Deluge! So if sequencing and sampling is your ultimate goal, then I say with 100% certainty that you should give it a try! And hey if you don't like it, the resell value is great. Lol

@@memorysound Sweet! Thank you for the detailed reply, I really appreciate it. I'm in my research phase right now and your feedback helps a ton. The sequencer and live sampling/resampling function is what I'm really after, plus a ton of LEDs... kidding, but seriously it looks amazing, hah! I also like the fact that it seems like I could pick it up and figure some of it out, so I can start bringing ideas together quickly instead of it feeling like a task. Definitely learning more towards a Deluge instead of an Octatrack or the pyramid. Thanks again!

Thank you! I really love iOS synths and have been using them a lot lately. Im also very drawn to a ton of the effects apps on iOS. I'm planning on doing a full album using only iOS at some point. My Deluge has been a bit neglected lately as well, but is always still used in some way or another in most peices. Lately mostly only for midi though. Having a local synth meetup soon, and it will get some love then! Lol

I'm glad you enjoyed it! I love the Deluge to death. I think because if it wasn't for the Deluge, I would never have gotten back into writing music. Love how intuitive it is, Like second nature at this point. I remember your Deluge videos! You should totally get another one!

@memorysound That's great news, its awesome how inspirational certain gear can be for us. I do really miss mine, I may well get another down the line 👌

Hey Sam, thank you so much! I'm a big fan of your work, so that means a lot!

@memorysound It's my pleasure my dude, look forward to seeing more 🖤

Thank you!! 😀

Thanks Paul! I really appreciate it. 😄

Thank you for listening! 😀

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Thank you! 😀