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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

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  • @JHASBEATS
    @JHASBEATS 9 лет назад +55

    Great demo dude!. The first sequence is seriously one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard coming out of a synthesizer. 10/10

  • @frostymmb
    @frostymmb 2 года назад +2

    I keep coming back to this PERfourMANCE over the years, and I'm always struck by it. Have a PerFOURmer MKII of my own because of what you've shared.

  • @RaffisChannel
    @RaffisChannel 9 лет назад +13

    that intro tune, wow... beautiful... sublime...

  • @chatolars
    @chatolars 5 лет назад +4

    Keep coming back to this intro...can’t help it 👍

  • @wmwragg
    @wmwragg 8 лет назад +40

    That first part is truly gorgeous, wonderful stuff.
    Edit: In fact I keep coming back and listening to it over and over, do you have a full version of it?

  • @71shartman
    @71shartman 2 года назад

    The more I listen, the more I love the whole thing. Great Stuff!

  • @keithnegley8231
    @keithnegley8231 8 лет назад +8

    I bought a Perfourmer because of this video. Well done sir.

    • @keithnegley8231
      @keithnegley8231 8 лет назад +1

      It's one of the nicest modern analog synths I've heard. I love it. And I've owned quite a few vintage and modern synths. It has that magical "alive" quality that you usually only find in vintage gear. It's rather simplistic and pricey for what it is, but it just sounds amazing. The sine waves alone are something special. It's a keeper.

    • @Alaska1925
      @Alaska1925 8 лет назад

      How's the bass? I read a comment once, saying that this synth isn't really that good at making bass lines. Probably compared to an old Moog, I'm assuming.
      But in all the demos I've heard, this synth has always sounded full, meaty. So I'm asking you, does this synth keep its wonderful tone and richness even when turning the octave knob all the way down to 32'?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад

      The PERfourMER is a full sounding synth. From personal experience, you have to get a little bit creative if you really want a fat bass line. When you start to implement the resonance on the filters, you loose a bit of low end. This is common in many synths.
      Cheers

    • @keithnegley8231
      @keithnegley8231 7 лет назад

      I've owned a few Moogs (Rogue, Prodigy, Mintaur) and I haven't noticed the P4mer being any less meaty in the low end. I'm not striving to create the most extreme bass known to man, I'm just a guy who likes to make music so take that for what it's worth.

    • @wavejockey
      @wavejockey 7 лет назад

      that's why i couple mine with a pair of Rossum Electro Music Evolution (ladder) Filters ; they have Q level compensation to bring up that bit you loose // anyway, lively & inspired performance - this thing makes you wish you had 4 arms sometimes...

  • @dankro279
    @dankro279 7 лет назад +3

    The initial chord progression is divine!! Please make more of that.Liked and subscribed!!

  • @reginaldhampton5588
    @reginaldhampton5588 9 лет назад +1

    i actually got one in the mail the other day right after i posted my comment...lol..your video inspired me..i absolutely love it.....I already did a video on the Tube...Thanks for sharing yours.

  • @MattGreerMusic
    @MattGreerMusic 8 лет назад +6

    Wow. Gorgeous sounding synth.

  • @ewanstefani
    @ewanstefani 9 лет назад +1

    The oscillators and filters on this sound lovely... and I like the idea of being able to tweak individual voices so freely. Great demo!

  • @aerobrasil4717
    @aerobrasil4717 8 лет назад +2

    wow !! great melody in the first part !!! would love to ear an entire song with those chords ...

  • @szepstonehead2467
    @szepstonehead2467 8 лет назад +2

    Thanks for sharing your jams with us. I listen to your demos a lot of times and just get in love with this great synth!! By the way your video is linked on the vermona website. Keep on going man! Cheers from Germany :)

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад

      Thanks for your support and inspiring comment! Cheers from Canada :)

  • @badhombre2484
    @badhombre2484 4 года назад +1

    finally picked up a perfourmer, mostly because of your vids... awesome stuff!

  • @jorgenstil
    @jorgenstil 9 лет назад +8

    This takes me deeply into my sweet sweet emotions! Thanks, beautiful!
    What are the chords in the first progression? They are glorious!

  • @moench9762
    @moench9762 8 лет назад +4

    this video was the video what finally made me buy the perfourmer... i love this thing so much

  • @Anteflop
    @Anteflop 4 года назад

    Just gonna reiterate what everyone else has said. That first sequence is pure goosebumps. I've listened to it like 20+ times over the last few days and it is seriously testing my willpower to hold off buying yet another synth. Not to mention your other videos. The Perfourmer really is one of a kind... or four.

  • @TedCriborn
    @TedCriborn 9 лет назад +1

    Unbeliveble sound, it is soooo good.

  • @thomas.moerman
    @thomas.moerman 6 лет назад +2

    I don't know what it is with this synth, everytime I watch a demo I think: "that sounds just gorgeous!"

  • @tonymarinelli7470
    @tonymarinelli7470 3 года назад

    That intro progression is literal magic.

  • @rhampton1914
    @rhampton1914 9 лет назад

    Very nice..i wish i can get one..pretty expensive on Ebay...Awesome Video...Keep up the great work

  • @leftengelmann
    @leftengelmann 2 года назад

    I love this. It's great 👍🏽

  • @casiofi
    @casiofi Год назад

    Still coming back to listen to the first minute.

  • @Bavinckovic
    @Bavinckovic 8 лет назад +2

    Truly inspiring, im looking for a synth like this..

  • @xavier-rose
    @xavier-rose 7 лет назад

    Thanks , really great synth ! this Vermona is outstanding in good hands ;-)

  • @drewdixon6742
    @drewdixon6742 3 месяца назад

    This is what I keep coming back for more of

  • @scottmacey
    @scottmacey 7 лет назад

    This video alone made me buy a Perfourmer. Amazing machine

  • @unexpectedbowtie
    @unexpectedbowtie 4 года назад

    I always come back to this video. I can never get the LFO to modulate in the way you do here though. I'll need to play about some more. Any tips welcome!

  • @ManosZafirakis.ShapeMixStudio
    @ManosZafirakis.ShapeMixStudio 9 лет назад +7

    Great sound !!! The bad thing is that you cannot save the sounds you make...

  • @manuvre7999
    @manuvre7999 9 лет назад +2

    Excellent work! More videos?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  9 лет назад

      +maN Œuvre ruclips.net/video/h2LAyT2CPaw/видео.html

  • @ArchieMusicCanada
    @ArchieMusicCanada  9 лет назад +6

    @James MatthewSmith I did see your question but no longer see the comment. "In the first segment, with the voice stealing phrases (sounds terrific btw) is that small clicking sound at the note re-initiations a controllable sound? Is it just because of a 0 release while note"
    You are correct. It is voices taking over one another. It is when the release is set longer and a note takes over that voice. I like the sound of it too. It can be adjusted to diminish the click however you loose the release portion of the envelope. I like the glitchy-ness of it.
    Cheers

    • @paulbrocklehurst7253
      @paulbrocklehurst7253 4 года назад

      Do you keep a record of the voice patches you used for by any chance? I love the tone so much I think it would be worth hiring one of these machines to sample its sounds if you could let me know how they were achieved ( _pretty please?_ )

  • @wizardmix
    @wizardmix 5 лет назад +1

    I hear the rest of this tune in my head.

  • @rhampton1914
    @rhampton1914 9 лет назад

    ahhh,,,my dreams were fulfilled..i did end up getting one...Awesome Synth

  • @EightsEverywhere
    @EightsEverywhere 5 лет назад

    Insane good! I just bought one in large part because of your demos! 8> Thanks!

  • @hiddenoctave
    @hiddenoctave 6 лет назад

    Beautiful. Thanks to you i just spent £800 on one of these sweet machines. :(~

  • @eldontyrellcorp
    @eldontyrellcorp 8 лет назад

    That sounds like a beast!! I want it now ! (no money ... let's be patient :)). Excellent demo.

  • @nebula0697
    @nebula0697 5 лет назад

    all cool first part especially. a version of this very cool synth with keys would be nice

  • @lieberstrack
    @lieberstrack 6 лет назад +1

    Just heard this on the radio :)

  • @christ5826
    @christ5826 6 лет назад

    youve really blown minds with this thanks

  • @whisperwednesday1
    @whisperwednesday1 4 года назад

    Still the most beautiful thing on youtube.

  • @benoitlaine1131
    @benoitlaine1131 10 лет назад +2

    Well, that sounds just great. The gear is nice, but the skills are there too ;-) what your reverb/delay ? seems to be panning a bit, but the pan pots look dead center for each voice.

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  10 лет назад +3

      Hi
      Thanks for watching and commenting! I usually pan the voices on the PERfourMER. However, in this video I believe I used Logic's Space Designer Reverb and I was trying out NI's new Reflektor plugin.
      Cheers
      Archie

  • @StephenMcLeod
    @StephenMcLeod 6 лет назад

    Eugh I want this synth so bad.

  • @sdmc303
    @sdmc303 8 лет назад +1

    great stuff man.. how is it being sequenced? I assume it's not the arturia next to it.. Laptop maybe?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад

      +cynicaloptimist Thanks. I have it sequenced through Logic. I usually write MIDI pieces playing a MIDI keyboard and then tweek them to send to the PERfourMER. You are correct that was a MiniBrute. I no longer have that now though.
      Cheers
      Archie

  • @station2station544
    @station2station544 4 года назад

    Nice, what is arpeggiating or sequencing the Vermona?

  • @mikesmith42069
    @mikesmith42069 4 года назад

    just bought one of these thanks to this vid, I hope you're happy with what you've done! >: [

  • @GabrielGarcia-wh7go
    @GabrielGarcia-wh7go 7 лет назад

    Very good use of perfourmer, you are a very good representative of this synthesizer.
    I think buy the Perfourmer, I already have an Oberheim Two Voice Pro do not you think it will duplicate.

  • @Lfo05
    @Lfo05 4 года назад +1

    is the delay and the reverb also on this thing?

  • @455TEAK
    @455TEAK 8 лет назад +3

    This synth will soon be mine

  • @maarzt
    @maarzt 3 года назад

    wonderful!

  • @storminds
    @storminds 9 лет назад +1

    Hi , nice performance and sounds . i have a question : i don't own hardware synth ( perfourmer might be the first , i'm in love with the sound ) the question is : is it possible to automate any parameter of the perfourmer by drawing lines in daw and send it to the synth by midi ( like with virtual instruments or any vst) ?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад

      +Adrien Studier Sorry for the later answer, I just noticed your question. There are synths out there that are MIDI programmable and you never have to lay a finger on them. The PERfourMER is raw and essentially you can only send note to it. There are a couple things like note velocity that you can send to it to control a little cutoff however it is not the whole frequency range.

    • @jonridley
      @jonridley 6 лет назад

      @@ArchieMusicCanada are you using the midi or cv/gate version, im a little torn as the cv gate one is about 200 more

  • @motoboy6666
    @motoboy6666 7 лет назад

    Gorgeous!

  • @FadingCanvas
    @FadingCanvas 10 лет назад

    I also like to turn these Perfourmer knobs.
    What's with the master tune ? It's way off the center.

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  10 лет назад

      The tuning is set to A440 but the voices are tuned down a little in this video. Even with all knobs set to in the center, and set to 440, the master tune on mine is not line up at the center position.

  • @lextron-audio
    @lextron-audio 9 лет назад

    Sounds beautiful !! Lovely synth.
    Question.. In Polyphonic mode, is it possible to control all 4 Filter cut-off's with just one cut-off knob?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  9 лет назад +1

      Thanks! Unfortunately, you cannot control all 4 filter cutoffs with one control on the unit. However, you can via aftertouch. I can't say for sure if you get full resolution though. Handy for expression while playing. I imagine if you get crafty with a controller or automation, that you can control the 4 cutoffs with some sort of external controller.

  • @Koettnylle
    @Koettnylle 8 лет назад

    Awesome! How did you sequence the voices?

  • @Beephouse
    @Beephouse 8 лет назад

    So awesome!

  • @jerhum7252
    @jerhum7252 8 лет назад +1

    so dope i want one now ahah ^^

  • @jasonramler
    @jasonramler 8 лет назад

    What do you think of this synth now that you've had it for awhile? Is it functional as a go-to sound writing tool or does it play more of a backup role? I guess my point is, I'd love to own this synth someday, but not sure if a good poly like the OB6 would be more flexible in terms of sound creation/palette ease of programming etc. The raw sound of these oscillators is fantastic though! Thanks for any advice! Love this video!

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад +1

      +Jason Ramler
      Hi Jason. Great question. Ill give you some background on my work flow first.. I typically don't keep specific units for that long or use them forever. I get bored/not inspired by synths fairly quick. With that said, The PERfourMER for me has seen a lot more use than others in the past. I have a few go to "patches" on it that I will dabble with when I have time. In productions, I don't like to overuse certain sounds. I have used it and layered it with other synths in my tracks. Little subtle but you can still hear it in some. As for playing, It is great. For recordings, I have been letting it sit out a few tracks but still sees some use. I suppose that everybody is different but for myself, I gravitate towards similar sound like polyphonic short decay long release sounds. I am not too much into the spacey LFO heavy sounds. I don't intend to let my hands of it anytime soon however some may eventually start to feel themselves bumping their heads of the glass ceiling. Though with effects, layering, etc. it opens a few open doors. The PERfourMER has an awesome raw sound that that is super clean. That does a lot if you use it correctly.
      I have a JX3P without a programmer at the moment and the workflow on that is still easier than programming in poly on the PERfourMER. There is just something unique about it though and it with the poly modes and note assignments, it beats some modular configurations. If you have a listen to my other demos and other peoples examples, that should sum up its sound palette. If you like what you hear, it might be right for you. If I was given the choice between a DSI OB-6/Pro6 module that fit in a rack space and giving up the PERfourMER, I would be in a pickle.
      Cheers!

    • @datsmabowl
      @datsmabowl 8 лет назад +1

      +ArchieMusicCanada Thanks for the information. Just about to grab one of these, with gate / cv. Can't wait to integrate it with my modular. Thanks for the lovely demos!

    • @jasonramler
      @jasonramler 8 лет назад

      +ArchieMusicCanada
      Thanks for the detailed response. You definitely sell this synth. It has just a great clean sound like you said. And it's unique work flow inspires ideas other synths would not. Keep up the great work!

  • @martjeninga7245
    @martjeninga7245 7 лет назад +1

    I'm assuming Vermona is paying you good money to make these video's... Otherwise they should. Amazing demo's/composition. Loving all your demo's. Made me buy one...

  • @MUNRO13
    @MUNRO13 6 лет назад

    Well done!!!

  • @Ernest__Jouin
    @Ernest__Jouin 8 лет назад

    everybody with this synth makes just wonderful music. So inspiring, dark, melancholic... nice use of the P4M ! i will get one as soon as possible. Why did you rid of the brute? is the vermona your main synth?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  8 лет назад

      Not sure why i find comfort in dark places :) The Brute never quite inspired me. I found it grungy and limited. Very good synth, don't get me wrong! I found its frequency response limited. Basslines for example always seemed to land in the same frequency range and I grew bored. For me it was limited and I can get distortion, etc from other units.
      The Vermona has played a lot of roles since I first got it. I can't really say that I have a main synth but the PERfourMER would come close for this personal music era. I do have some other nice sounding pieces of kit. What do you think I should add to my arsenal and demo? Cheers!

  • @JohnLRice
    @JohnLRice 7 лет назад

    Really nice!

  • @scottmacey
    @scottmacey 7 лет назад

    Those first 2 minutes are both the reason I bought the PerFOURmer, and also the reason I'll never sell it.

  • @fsottile
    @fsottile 7 лет назад

    I am in love

  • @stacyOyo
    @stacyOyo 8 лет назад +1

    wow !

  • @paro80
    @paro80 6 лет назад

    i click play and... . what a f.ck amazing sound!!!!

  • @Remnant2512
    @Remnant2512 9 лет назад

    Great demo mate! What are you using as a sequencer?

    • @ArchieMusicCanada
      @ArchieMusicCanada  9 лет назад +1

      Fady Aswad Using Logic and MIDI Sequences that I wrote then into RME FF800 then PerFOURmer

    • @Remnant2512
      @Remnant2512 9 лет назад

      I really like both Vermona's perfourmer and drum machine, and I will get them in the next few weeks most probably.. I'm a bit reluctant because I can't find sequencers that are both cheap and reliable.. I can't do midi via laptop, the whole point of getting hardware for me is to finally be able to get away from the laptop.. so I need something that's hands on... Is it too much to ask? :P help?!

    • @benoitlaine1131
      @benoitlaine1131 9 лет назад +2

      +Fady Aswad Cheap and reliable shouldn't be the issue. Lots of gears from the nineties are fit for the task, for a bargain. But the ease of use is not always a strong point... I use a Yamaha RS7000 for all my sequencing as I hate midi-ing with computers. It's a really good sequencer for my needs, with a somewhat tedious workflow though... I just don't care about the built-in synth. You could use a small MPC from Akai, or some groove-box from EMU, these are all more-than-fair sequencers. In the end it pretty much depends on how you work : do you want to tweak the sequences a lot while playing, or do you pre-write most of your stuff ? you can find a whole lot of threads about hardware sequencers on the net. Good luck !

    • @newdutchschool
      @newdutchschool 9 лет назад +1

      +Fady Aswad go buy an electribe 2 :)

    • @manuvre7999
      @manuvre7999 9 лет назад +1

      +Fady Aswad Elektron Analog 4!👹

  • @mikesmith42069
    @mikesmith42069 4 года назад

    goddamn

  • @mykhayloslobodyan1250
    @mykhayloslobodyan1250 8 лет назад

    I keep listening to 1st 2 minutes of this over and over. Sound facture is amazing.
    But... No multitrack sequencer with parameter locking => no buy.

    • @SPAZZOID100
      @SPAZZOID100 6 лет назад

      Mykhaylo Slobodyan use your DAW to sequence.

  • @djdigitaladdict8407
    @djdigitaladdict8407 8 лет назад

    great jam!but, i think A4 its much better than this synth...

    • @KuznecovVictor
      @KuznecovVictor 8 лет назад +4

      A4 and Perfourmer are so different machines!