This week Ask.Audio published a review of our monophonic synthesizer-expander Mono Lancet ’15.

Amazona.de published a twinCussion-review and there are two new videos about the module online.

Thanks to social media platforms we can see and listen to what our customers create using VERMONA gear. We are astounded about what is possible with the instruments in your hands.

Finally, we started producing the first ’14 Analogsynthesizers. And it’s about time - after all, we plan to deliver the first units next month.

We made a little video that gives you some visual and audible impressions of our latest eurorack module: twinCussion.

In the video above DivKidVideo explains the features of our twinOUT-module - Thanks! But why are modules like the twinOUT or the TAI-4 necessary. Why not just using a suitable cable to connect the modular system to the outside world?

How time flies. It dates back to January 2015, when we presented a first prototype of our ’14 Analogsynthesizer at the NAMM show.

What makes the qMI 2 special, compared to other eurorack MIDI interfaces? Here are out top 5 features about the qMI 2.

Reverbs generated using springs don’t sound natural and real. They are far behind software-based digital simulations, sound metallic, generate nasty rattling noise and are prone to electromagnetic interferences.

An overview and video recommendations for current available VERMONA percussion synthesizers.