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LoneStar (andreas.noa@web.de)
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Want punchy, crisp and snappy analogue drums? Annoyed by programming electronic drums on your synth, having to press buttons and dig into menus forever? Get this. Features eight channels: 3xDrum, Multi, Snare, 2xHihat, Clap. Sounds range from typical 808/909 stuff to completely unique drumsounds, swells, zapz and noises. Each sound has 7 knobs to play around with (besides Pan and Volume).
Pros: - Great sound - Realtime, hands-on control - Individual outs for each channel (can also work as inserts!) - Trigger Button for each channel - rock-solid construction quality made in Germany - nice feeling oily knobs with mid snap where it makes sense
Cons: - you can "save" exactly one patch per channel: the one that's equal to the knobs' current positions. :D - Be careful when using external Distortion/Overdrive boxes with high gain, since the normally unnoticable oscillators will become noticable, even if no sound is triggered.
Comments About the Sounds:
Expect all kinds of analogue percussions here, with great tweakability and of course great sound.
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(Thanks to LoneStar for this info.)
Links for the Vermona DRM1 MK II
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DRM1 1st Tryout Fooled around with the drumsynth using 4 monophonic stepsequencers. All sound changes are done live. Recorded dry with no effects.
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Try the Vermona links page for more..
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(Links submitted here will also be added to the manufacturer page)
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Released: around 2000 | 
