MATRIXSYNTH: Sound on Sound Full Vermona Mono Lancet Review


Thursday, July 14, 2011

Sound on Sound Full Vermona Mono Lancet Review

The review is by Paul Nagle.

"In the spring of 2003, I met and fell for the Vermona Perfourmer — an analogue synthesizer capable of being four independent monophonic synths, a four-voice polyphonic, or every combination in between. Each voice had a fairly basic single-VCO architecture, but the limitations paled into insignificance if measured against the quality of its output.
The Perfourmer is heavy for its size, and I eventually stopped gigging it due to age and feebleness (mine, that is). But I always hoped for a more portable example, ideally in a 1U rack space. Well, I’ve got some of my wish in Vermona’s latest offering, the Mono Lancet. It’s a desktop unit rather than a rack, but its single voice has two oscillators, which is a bonus. "

You can find the full review online here.

Update: review link updated.
Posted by matrix at 7/14/2011 10:11:00 AM
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