Hello! I have not done any live processing yet. However, I may do this. Would be great with more input. May get a mixer for it. I love the Air Delay Pro.
wow, love this track you did here, how many separate sequences do you have going into the vermona voices? I'm still trying to figure out what delay/reverb combo i should get as my first hardware instruments. I see a lot of people using the Meris LVX, that might just be my first choice for Delay, what do you think about Erica synth Nightverb for reverb ? hard to make a decision, even that Vongon combo sounds great.
I think i run all four tracks of seq into Vermona. I think Meris LVX is the way. Presets are nice and the programmability is insane. You can also download many patches online for it. For more basic FX the Vongons are incredible and pair perfectly with the Vermona, like they were made for each other. The Nightverb is exciting. The live aspect, build quality, and sound is top notch. I would recommend it for folks like us. Someday i will get one. I really love the playability of the Zen Delay and assume this feels just like that.
@@Noise-Maker thank you for the help, I was also looking at the zen delay but will grab a Meris LVX for starters and ordering a Vermona after watching your videos, its exactly what I like, working the modulation and being connected with the synth, paired with the OXI its limitless potential for fun. Are there any downsides adding delay/reverb through the use of daw using valhalla vst's verses hardware delay/reverbs?
@@Heavycap No downsides if you are staying in the studio. Pedals are more of a luxury item in that case. However they can spark creativity and are fun to touch on the fly. But you can get a small controller for your DAW FX and get the same feeling. shik.tech/
@@Noise-Maker thanks for that link, i wish i would have know about this sooner, the price is really good on the Shik, i already grabbed something similar, I got a midi fighter twister, bit more expensive and has less knobs but it does work.
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The Perfourmer is such a slept on synth. I absolutely love it.
I need to get it back in my regular rotation for sure :)
Maybe this is the video that made me buy the PerFOURmer again after vowing I'd never sell it 3 years ago! Thank you
Haha! Glad I could help! Its a keeper for sure. It feels like it does more than just make sounds. Such an emotional connection it creates.
Nice one man!
Thank you!
Nice!
Thank you!!!
~ greetings...cool sound..~
Thank you for stopping by. Glad you liked it.
~ yeah...go on recording...have a nice day...~
so nice !
Thank you Thank you MoOkOoO!!
Nice - I like it
Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
@@Noise-Maker You are welcome 😊
Sweet 👊🏼
Thank you dyscobiskit!
Great! Do you process through MPC.?
Hello! I have not done any live processing yet. However, I may do this. Would be great with more input. May get a mixer for it. I love the Air Delay Pro.
wow, love this track you did here, how many separate sequences do you have going into the vermona voices? I'm still trying to figure out what delay/reverb combo i should get as my first hardware instruments. I see a lot of people using the Meris LVX, that might just be my first choice for Delay, what do you think about Erica synth Nightverb for reverb ? hard to make a decision, even that Vongon combo sounds great.
I think i run all four tracks of seq into Vermona. I think Meris LVX is the way. Presets are nice and the programmability is insane. You can also download many patches online for it. For more basic FX the Vongons are incredible and pair perfectly with the Vermona, like they were made for each other. The Nightverb is exciting. The live aspect, build quality, and sound is top notch. I would recommend it for folks like us. Someday i will get one. I really love the playability of the Zen Delay and assume this feels just like that.
@@Noise-Maker thank you for the help, I was also looking at the zen delay but will grab a Meris LVX for starters and ordering a Vermona after watching your videos, its exactly what I like, working the modulation and being connected with the synth, paired with the OXI its limitless potential for fun. Are there any downsides adding delay/reverb through the use of daw using valhalla vst's verses hardware delay/reverbs?
@@Heavycap No downsides if you are staying in the studio. Pedals are more of a luxury item in that case. However they can spark creativity and are fun to touch on the fly. But you can get a small controller for your DAW FX and get the same feeling. shik.tech/
@@Noise-Maker thanks for that link, i wish i would have know about this sooner, the price is really good on the Shik, i already grabbed something similar, I got a midi fighter twister, bit more expensive and has less knobs but it does work.
@@Heavycap Midi Fighters are cool! I have my eye on the Shik. I may grab one.