Vermona Perfourmer MK1

Selling my OG Vermona Perfourmer MK1.

This thing is funky. It consists of four separate (but identically specified) monophonic analogue synths. Each of these consists of a single VCO, an ADSR envelope generator, a low-pass filter, an LFO and a VCA What Vermona have done is design an instrument whose individual mono synths can be freely configured. Each synthesizer can be played on its own MIDI channel, or, in one of its other operational modes, can work in conjunction with the others. There are three modes available: monophonic, duophonic or polyphonic and, using a combination of channel and mode, you can switch between many different configurations, such as a one-oscillator-per-voice polysynth, a four-oscillator layered monosynth and various interim combinations.

Additional interaction between the internal synths is available in the form of FM; each one is able to frequency-modulate the oscillator and/or filter of the next synth part downwards (ie. mono synth 1 serves as the FM source for mono synth 2, which is itself the source for mono synth 3, and so on).

I'd include a link to the manual, but Reverb doesn't allow that. :(