Have to say this thing is right up my street. It's so refreshing to hear something that sounds nothing like an 808 or 909. It's incredible that people would actually complain about that. Also it's got a really sweet tasteful sound and not just straight up trash step- gut wobble. Nothing wrong with trash step gut wobble...but it's nice to hear something different
Actually, you can add the trigger inputs later, I did it myself. No need to solder, only thing is that you plug some ribbon cables inside the unit. Voids your warranty though. You can also send it to Vermona, then they will do it, doesn't void the warranty.
Very helpful even now because mk4 launched and there are barely any vids out there on it but this vid is totally relevant as while mk4 has changed, it hasnt changed thaaaaat much.
Great overview. Gotta love the Vermona DRM1: a classy machine and it sounds excellent! I agree the drums have a lot of range so there are a lot of sonic possibilities to be had with it.
that intro tho hahaha.. great, Gaz - Ive been looking at a multitude of samplers and very basic percussion synths to combine to create a good, original drum style of my own, but I feel like this covers all the bases I needed in a wonderful box ! This is next goodie for sure!
You can get the Kick and Clap modules as single units. Kick is "Mini Syncussion ACM1", clap is "Mini Syncussion ACM2" and also "TouchedBySound Clapcussion"
You could also get the Kick Lancet as a stand-alone unit for kicks. It combines the fm parameters of drum 1/2 with the kick channel. And it has a single knob eq called balls which fattens the sound.
Gaz I sorted it! Thanks for helping me think..ha. I love my Vermona, what a powerhouse and so many sound possibilities..my neighbours hate me...and up goes the resonance! Cheers.
+MegaCrasherMusic True, but it'll probably be years before i can afford another indulgence for my studio. Disability checks ain't exactly making me rich. Agreed, it also makes for some good conversations and/or debates ;-)
thanks for your reviews! i own one of this and you pointed out the right things about it. You really can sculpt every drum with this nice drum synthesizer. But you must not expect the classic roland sounds. This is way different.
You said CH has fixed decay, but if I recall correctly from my (sold) MkII that's not the case. You have the ability to edit the CH and OH separately by holding down the trig button to alternate between the settings for OH and CH. Just FYI.
great demo mate. I've got one of these and I love it! I make acid house type stuff and bought it as a poor man's 808. highly recommended and it was about £450 when I got it. it also varies the sounds quite a lot with different velocity values adding even more usefulness!
Just from the intro I can see you've really got the knack for this kind of thing..... ;-D Excellent demo by the way. Always like the Vermona stuff, but never yet taken the plunge on any of it for some reason.
Love such a classy machine, I just wish they made a smaller 4 channel one since it's giiiiant (Kick, Snare, Hat, Clap or) Like how there's the perfourmer/mono lancet. Spose there's the division department 01/IV but it doesn't have the same click/snap/unf
Looked at these a while ago but ended up with the Nord2 with the pads. Now I realise I have not enough arms to play everything in a live set. Will try to BSP it but it may be more complicated than this. Thanks for review.
Exactly - 808 and 909's are over used! The fully editable and dynamic content of this machine is exactly why I want it, originality and some small element of unpredictability should be admired in any synth
I've had this for a few years now, and it's my favorite drum synth. Great core sounds, with lots of possible variety. I think it should be mentioned that velocity only affects level, which is a bit disappointing. There is also no CC control, which again limits it's use in some situations. But I would buy the unit again, even if only to have the kick and the clap.
@@tashamarita1000 th-cam.com/video/SAx5eH4pc_E/w-d-xo.html it was back when the Digitakt didn't have the input update. Must be different now. I couldn't say, I sold my unit.
Gaz you've cost me a holiday! How on earth can I not buy a Vermona DRM1 when (or after) I buy a Beatstep Pro, they seem designed for each other but to have the trig inputs or not is the big question, why didn't they make it a user upgrade option it just makes the decision so much harder than it need be. Well done on another superb review in your wonderfully inspiring way. Please keep them coming and to EVERYONE OUT THERE - subscribe and give each video a thumbs up as it all helps promote Gaz and he deserves it :-)
Cheers Gaz; that sounds pretty cool. My budget means I will be sticking with Kong (in Reason) which is similar...but that Vermona Kik sub is beautiful. Great presentation; please do more vids : -)
Vermona seem to have set out to create the ultimate analogue drum synth - and I think they succeeded. I've owned pretty much every "classic" analogue drum synth - Simmons ClapTrap, Simmons SDS-V, Synare, Pearl Syncussion, and various Tamas., as well as the more unusual Pearl DRX (and the hybrid DRM), Ultimate Percussions and DrumFire. The Vemona has pretty much every feature from those classics in one package (apart from the digital waveforms of the Pearl DRM). I bought all those old units looking for some kind of "holy grail", but the Vermona was actually what I was looking for ... something that could get the sounds Daniel Miller, Depeche Mode and Vince Clarke could get from things like the ARP 2600 synth.
7 months later....and i just returned to say that 1.i can't get "M-m-m-m-m-y Vermona" out of my head and 2. i'm still bursting into insane laughing at the most impossible places because of this song...thank you for that! :D
I have been an admirer of this Gaz, and coupled with the beat step it looks a fantastic combo! But, I also like the look of the mfb Tanzbar, have you had an hands on of the mfb Tanzbar? If so what do you think is the stronger of the two taking into consideration that you have some sort of p-lock on the voices when sequencing. Talking of p-lock, can I throw the Analog RYTM into the ring, If you take the samples of of the equation would the RYTM's analogue side hold up to the Vermona and Tanzbar? Loving the videos, keep them coming!
This'd be my dream drum machine. Ive been thinking if I should get Machinedrum or this Vermona pure analog beast. This one seems pretty easy to use. I just know how fat the kicks are.
Just what I wanted to see, thanks Gaz. I'm currently selling crap on eBay to pay for one :-) Although I was kind of hoping to see the the trigger version, I plan to use it with redundant triggers from my Beatstep Pro.
i just got a second hand Vermona and i'm falling in love with...her but i'm struggling with recording audio in Ableton. I've set up a drum rack with external instruments on each pad assigned to a channel/sound (Kick, Snare etc) and i can sequence it with my Push. When it comes to record audio though...i;m kind of lost, all the audio clips sampled are distorted, with lots of noise. Any HELP would be highly appreciated! Thanks!
Hey Gaz, thanks for the review. Been waiting for this. But i got a question: Do you know if there is any possibility to automate the parameters via midi cc?
In my little demo of the DRM Mk3 I called it "a sonic chameleon with the fattest claps and a droney soul." I really think this thing shines in live performance; you can take it from tonal and droney to fat and punchy to clicky and glitchy with a few knob turns. I love it. I highly recommend color-coding the knobs by function, as you'll see in my demo: th-cam.com/video/Bg2KlC76tuM/w-d-xo.html
The clap on this thing is fantastic. I've never seen or heard so much control given to that sound. Is there any chance you could pretend that your DRM1 MKIII had some sort of malady, and send it to Markus Fuller, so he'll take it apart on camera?
Hi Gaz. I have a slight Problem hooking Up my Beatstep pro with the Vermona drm1 mk3 via Midi properly. I bring the Vermona in learn Mode. Then pushing 8 different Buttons on the Beatstep to trigger the drums. But when i want to Launch a sequence with for example only the KICK Sound triggered by the Beatstep, the snare is also triggerd. So you will only hear the kick Solo, when muting the snare. I Know that there are different midi Parameters locked to each of the drumsounds which you have to Type into the midi Control Center from the Beatstep pro. But on this Point i get lost. Can you help me?
Does anyone have any tips as to how to restore the DRM to factory settings regarding midi?. Turning the DRM of whilst in learn mode as the manual suggest isn't working. Has anyone else had the same issues?. I'm unable to create new drum maps.
Hi, it looks to me a great analog drum. But I have questions about midi sequencing. I understand how to trigger, but (i think) its impossible to trigger this (by midi) by a beatstep pro. Yes you can midi-trigger with seq 1 or seq 2 at the same time two different analog instruments (kick and snaredrum) but not a third one... am i right ? because you need midi notes. Therefor you need the DRM with triggers, and you can use the gate outputs.
Great video! if i connect de vermona to my DAW via MIDI to secuence. Can i change the parameters knobs position in the vermona and record that movement as MIDI automation inside my DAW ? thankss
Dear Gaz, please use manual focus setting on your camera in your future videos it will be great not to see jumping focus all the time. Thanks for great demo!
Sorry about that. It's a new camera and I'm just getting to grips with it. I shot the whole piece and then noticed that focus thing afterwards and I had to decide whether to just put it out or re shoot.
+Gaz Williams I think if you shoot the whole thing live, with a fixed focus camera, it will allow you to enthuse the way you do. If you try to record video and overdub the vocals you'll lose the spontanaity. You could always use a video editor and record the whole thing in one go with the live vocal and then record the close-ups later or with another camera (at the same time & with close up fixed focus) and drop those shots in as and where needed, I hope you get what I am saying. I think you're doing a great job especially when considering how young this endeavour is :-) I must also congratulate you on how concise and to the point you have managed to keep this review, you covered all the things I wanted to know (except, maybe, there could have been a bit more on the dynamics that using midi brings to it over the trigger inputs as I am sure others will be struggling over whether or not to get one with the trigger inputs to use with their Beatstep Pro or whatever).
Ah I did record a five minute jam on it at the end but I thought it might be a bit long. This was an intro and I am going to make a beat making vid with it next!
Awesome! Looking forward to it. I've got the Beatstep Pro and have been sequencing a Nord Drum with a Minilogue and Alpha Juno 1. It's working great, but the hands-on direct knob twisting and "fuller" sounds on the Vermona won me over.
you mentioned you need to hold down the buttons on the vermona while turning it on to map it? does that mean you need to press them all at once and map it or did I just get that wrong?
hey gaz, in order to sequence the MKIII with the beatstep pro do i need the more expensive "trigger" version of the MKIII or will the regular one do as well?
NICE VID GAZ. Every time I trigger my snare cymbal 1 plays with it..Is this normal? I understand the relationship between both cymbals but snare and cymbalÉ Thanks!
Gabriel Choquette You probably have cymbal 1 and snare set to receive the same midi note. Re assign your midi notes as per the manual and it should work.
Need help. I cant map the vermona drm1 to the beatstep pro. It used to work fine but for some reason after doing an update it wont at all. Much help needed please ! anyone have a template i could up load to my midi control centre that will allow it to work. thanks
mu eta I have the last beatstep pro os and the DRM is still working, in the DRM manual you can find the midi notes of each drum, maybe you could try to map them again?
it's about time that we get beyond boing boing. hopefully Berhinger will make everyone sick of the old crap and then the greats will start designing something new. like Moog is doing.
Have to say this thing is right up my street. It's so refreshing to hear something that sounds nothing like an 808 or 909. It's incredible that people would actually complain about that. Also it's got a really sweet tasteful sound and not just straight up trash step- gut wobble. Nothing wrong with trash step gut wobble...but it's nice to hear something different
It sounds so sweet. The cymbals are amazing. They really did a great job on each voice.
The hi-hats are to die for on this thing
Actually, you can add the trigger inputs later, I did it myself. No need to solder, only thing is that you plug some ribbon cables inside the unit. Voids your warranty though. You can also send it to Vermona, then they will do it, doesn't void the warranty.
"haha, that bend is funny" is my favourite phrase ever spoken in a gear review. Thank you.
at what timing?
@@LL-ir9br @9:14
Very helpful even now because mk4 launched and there are barely any vids out there on it but this vid is totally relevant as while mk4 has changed, it hasnt changed thaaaaat much.
Great overview. Gotta love the Vermona DRM1: a classy machine and it sounds excellent! I agree the drums have a lot of range so there are a lot of sonic possibilities to be had with it.
that intro tho hahaha.. great, Gaz - Ive been looking at a multitude of samplers and very basic percussion synths to combine to create a good, original drum style of my own, but I feel like this covers all the bases I needed in a wonderful box ! This is next goodie for sure!
You can get the Kick and Clap modules as single units. Kick is "Mini Syncussion ACM1", clap is "Mini Syncussion ACM2" and also "TouchedBySound Clapcussion"
You could also get the Kick Lancet as a stand-alone unit for kicks. It combines the fm parameters of drum 1/2 with the kick channel. And it has a single knob eq called balls which fattens the sound.
Gaz I sorted it! Thanks for helping me think..ha. I love my Vermona, what a powerhouse and so many sound possibilities..my neighbours hate me...and up goes the resonance! Cheers.
Thanks Gaz, you legend.
Hehe, funny intro ^^ Really nice video, i can see why you're so happy with it. Now you've made me want 1, and i just spent my money on a Minilogue.
+MegaCrasherMusic True, but it'll probably be years before i can afford another indulgence for my studio. Disability checks ain't exactly making me rich.
Agreed, it also makes for some good conversations and/or debates ;-)
Thnx Gaz. Bought it yesterday based on your review ;)
Didn't realise things like this existed, really cool!
The intro just had to be done!! Nice one Gaz
Great job as always
thanks for your reviews! i own one of this and you pointed out the right things about it. You really can sculpt every drum with this nice drum synthesizer. But you must not expect the classic roland sounds. This is way different.
Thanks for making this - great review of the machine and a lovely vibe.
Nice history and explanations Gaz... top!
Thanks as ever Mr Gaz!
You said CH has fixed decay, but if I recall correctly from my (sold) MkII that's not the case. You have the ability to edit the CH and OH separately by holding down the trig button to alternate between the settings for OH and CH. Just FYI.
Gas we love your arm hair!
Weird
Ask him to send you some on the post ;)
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dude you unnecessarily waisting not-intelligence
great demo mate. I've got one of these and I love it! I make acid house type stuff and bought it as a poor man's 808. highly recommended and it was about £450 when I got it. it also varies the sounds quite a lot with different velocity values adding even more usefulness!
Amaing drum synth. Love mine!!!
Great, thank you. I'm a complete noob to musical instruments. This looks like a pretty logical device for what Id like to do.
Great demo, thanks
Just from the intro I can see you've really got the knack for this kind of thing..... ;-D
Excellent demo by the way. Always like the Vermona stuff, but never yet taken the plunge on any of it for some reason.
“got the knack” 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the tutorial. Cheers 👍👍👍👍👍😀
Love such a classy machine, I just wish they made a smaller 4 channel one since it's giiiiant (Kick, Snare, Hat, Clap or) Like how there's the perfourmer/mono lancet. Spose there's the division department 01/IV but it doesn't have the same click/snap/unf
Vermona is Real good stuff.
The old speaker are awesome.
Greetings from east Germany :)
you can add the triggers later if you wish. There's a retrofit trigger kit available. You'd need two to max out the unit and basic soldering skills.
+john gudgeon oh yeah. the retrofit kit supports Mk one, two and three.
Looked at these a while ago but ended up with the Nord2 with the pads. Now I realise I have not enough arms to play everything in a live set. Will try to BSP it but it may be more complicated than this. Thanks for review.
Great video gaz,keep up the goodwork
Nice video and lovely bit of kit. :D
This intro is just nuts! :D Nice one Gaz!
They can't do an 808 or an 909? .. GOOD! My thought exactly. Those machines have already been made :)
no
Me thinks this is the next drum machine for the collection
tnaks dudy..like ur explanations and passion :)!!chears
Thanks, Gaz.
Exactly - 808 and 909's are over used! The fully editable and dynamic content of this machine is exactly why I want it, originality and some small element of unpredictability should be admired in any synth
Great video
pretty sure they have the same circuit bends, capacitors, etc and expanded the parameters. So basically its the same thing with no sequencer..
I've had this for a few years now, and it's my favorite drum synth. Great core sounds, with lots of possible variety.
I think it should be mentioned that velocity only affects level, which is a bit disappointing. There is also no CC control, which again limits it's use in some situations. But I would buy the unit again, even if only to have the kick and the clap.
Digitakt + Vermona drm1 = pure delight !
Got a vid? Would love to see
@@tashamarita1000 th-cam.com/video/SAx5eH4pc_E/w-d-xo.html it was back when the Digitakt didn't have the input update. Must be different now. I couldn't say, I sold my unit.
Gaz you've cost me a holiday! How on earth can I not buy a Vermona DRM1 when (or after) I buy a Beatstep Pro, they seem designed for each other but to have the trig inputs or not is the big question, why didn't they make it a user upgrade option it just makes the decision so much harder than it need be. Well done on another superb review in your wonderfully inspiring way. Please keep them coming and to EVERYONE OUT THERE - subscribe and give each video a thumbs up as it all helps promote Gaz and he deserves it :-)
You didn't actually get a loop going?! Come on man. We need to hear it all together!!
My thoughts exactly. Why demo a drum unit without creating a pattern of any sort?
The Clap alone is worth the price
Blake Ronan handclaps should be.
Cheers Gaz; that sounds pretty cool. My budget means I will be sticking with Kong (in Reason) which is similar...but that Vermona Kik sub is beautiful. Great presentation; please do more vids : -)
Vermona seem to have set out to create the ultimate analogue drum synth - and I think they succeeded. I've owned pretty much every "classic" analogue drum synth - Simmons ClapTrap, Simmons SDS-V, Synare, Pearl Syncussion, and various Tamas., as well as the more unusual Pearl DRX (and the hybrid DRM), Ultimate Percussions and DrumFire. The Vemona has pretty much every feature from those classics in one package (apart from the digital waveforms of the Pearl DRM). I bought all those old units looking for some kind of "holy grail", but the Vermona was actually what I was looking for ... something that could get the sounds Daniel Miller, Depeche Mode and Vince Clarke could get from things like the ARP 2600 synth.
Chris Wareham it is a thing of beauty and constant joy.
This thing sounds great. Wish I could find one.
Find one?? They are everywhere. Still being made.
In my opinion the decay of the HiHats could be shorter, but great drumsynth. I bought it too.
Great tutorial man
Gaz, my favorite of the sonic lab bunch.
7 months later....and i just returned to say that 1.i can't get "M-m-m-m-m-y Vermona" out of my head and 2. i'm still bursting into insane laughing at the most impossible places because of this song...thank you for that! :D
it was deeply unoriginal and unfunny.
I have been an admirer of this Gaz, and coupled with the beat step it looks a fantastic combo! But, I also like the look of the mfb Tanzbar, have you had an hands on of the mfb Tanzbar? If so what do you think is the stronger of the two taking into consideration that you have some sort of p-lock on the voices when sequencing. Talking of p-lock, can I throw the Analog RYTM into the ring, If you take the samples of of the equation would the RYTM's analogue side hold up to the Vermona and Tanzbar? Loving the videos, keep them coming!
i love how techno the kick is
that kick is fantastically diverse. is that the same as in the Kick Lancet?
loved it gaz, wanted to hear a killer sequence at the end though!! :)
Great video, great hair.
This'd be my dream drum machine. Ive been thinking if I should get Machinedrum or this Vermona pure analog beast. This one seems pretty easy to use. I just know how fat the kicks are.
Machinedrum.
yea, the snare doubles as a kick!
Sweet machine!
Just what I wanted to see, thanks Gaz. I'm currently selling crap on eBay to pay for one :-) Although I was kind of hoping to see the the trigger version, I plan to use it with redundant triggers from my Beatstep Pro.
Great review
You just made vermona another 739 euro :)
thanks, Gaz. Is it possible to get cymbals like sounds from is machine. Perhaps with the FM voice?
Gaz gives me GAS!
i just got a second hand Vermona and i'm falling in love with...her but i'm struggling with recording audio in Ableton. I've set up a drum rack with external instruments on each pad assigned to a channel/sound (Kick, Snare etc) and i can sequence it with my Push. When it comes to record audio though...i;m kind of lost, all the audio clips sampled are distorted, with lots of noise. Any HELP would be highly appreciated! Thanks!
devalah are you coming out of the direct outs?
Hey Gaz, thanks for the review. Been waiting for this. But i got a question:
Do you know if there is any possibility to automate the parameters via midi cc?
+Kareem El Morr There is no digital control over the knobs so I seriously doubt it.
In my little demo of the DRM Mk3 I called it "a sonic chameleon with the fattest claps and a droney soul." I really think this thing shines in live performance; you can take it from tonal and droney to fat and punchy to clicky and glitchy with a few knob turns. I love it. I highly recommend color-coding the knobs by function, as you'll see in my demo: th-cam.com/video/Bg2KlC76tuM/w-d-xo.html
Nice review Gaz the only down side is no real solid playable pads on it.
I'm a bit confused about the insert ports. So I could take an individual out>to an effect unit, then how do I get it back in the stereo mix?
Nick Hayashi Yeah I got it now. I was making it way too complicated. Definitely a great feature.
Awesome Gaz! Like your depth of review. Was this used by Karl Bartos or Mirwais or Air... The rising pitch of Drum 1/2 reminded me of them
The clap on this thing is fantastic. I've never seen or heard so much control given to that sound. Is there any chance you could pretend that your DRM1 MKIII had some sort of malady, and send it to Markus Fuller, so he'll take it apart on camera?
Hi Gaz. I have a slight Problem hooking Up my Beatstep pro with the Vermona drm1 mk3 via Midi properly. I bring the Vermona in learn Mode. Then pushing 8 different Buttons on the Beatstep to trigger the drums. But when i want to Launch a sequence with for example only the KICK Sound triggered by the Beatstep, the snare is also triggerd. So you will only hear the kick Solo, when muting the snare. I Know that there are different midi Parameters locked to each of the drumsounds which you have to Type into the midi Control Center from the Beatstep pro. But on this Point i get lost. Can you help me?
Does anyone have any tips as to how to restore the DRM to factory settings regarding midi?. Turning the DRM of whilst in learn mode as the manual suggest isn't working. Has anyone else had the same issues?. I'm unable to create new drum maps.
Hi, it looks to me a great analog drum. But I have questions about midi sequencing. I understand how to trigger, but (i think) its impossible to trigger this (by midi) by a beatstep pro. Yes you can midi-trigger with seq 1 or seq 2 at the same time two different analog instruments (kick and snaredrum) but not a third one... am i right ? because you need midi notes.
Therefor you need the DRM with triggers, and you can use the gate outputs.
Great video!
if i connect de vermona to my DAW via MIDI to secuence. Can i change the parameters knobs position in the vermona and record that movement as MIDI automation inside my DAW ? thankss
No, the controls are pure analogue. They are potentiometers w/o computer control.
Hi,is there a chance i could use Vermona + Korg MS20 + Beatstep Pro with midi connection?
Dear Gaz, please use manual focus setting on your camera in your future videos it will be great not to see jumping focus all the time. Thanks for great demo!
Sorry about that. It's a new camera and I'm just getting to grips with it. I shot the whole piece and then noticed that focus thing afterwards and I had to decide whether to just put it out or re shoot.
+Gaz Williams I think if you shoot the whole thing live, with a fixed focus camera, it will allow you to enthuse the way you do. If you try to record video and overdub the vocals you'll lose the spontanaity. You could always use a video editor and record the whole thing in one go with the live vocal and then record the close-ups later or with another camera (at the same time & with close up fixed focus) and drop those shots in as and where needed, I hope you get what I am saying. I think you're doing a great job especially when considering how young this endeavour is :-) I must also congratulate you on how concise and to the point you have managed to keep this review, you covered all the things I wanted to know (except, maybe, there could have been a bit more on the dynamics that using midi brings to it over the trigger inputs as I am sure others will be struggling over whether or not to get one with the trigger inputs to use with their Beatstep Pro or whatever).
I do like this and it made me want to get the DRM-1, but it seems almost cruel not to run the sequencer????!!!!
Ah I did record a five minute jam on it at the end but I thought it might be a bit long. This was an intro and I am going to make a beat making vid with it next!
Awesome! Looking forward to it. I've got the Beatstep Pro and have been sequencing a Nord Drum with a Minilogue and Alpha Juno 1. It's working great, but the hands-on direct knob twisting and "fuller" sounds on the Vermona won me over.
I would love to hear some beating tweaking on the Vermona!
I know!! Tragic.... :(
Hi Gaz, do you recommend also the mkii? I just found one mkii blue face here in Brazil. Thank you.
Lovely machine and great sounds.....does it need a different/independent midi channel for each track?
Now I can hear that if I want to get one I will first need to get a subwoofer.
you mentioned you need to hold down the buttons on the vermona while turning it on to map it? does that mean you need to press them all at once and map it or did I just get that wrong?
So much want!
is it possible to control accent/swing of the Vermona on the Beatstep Pro through Midi?
hey gaz, in order to sequence the MKIII with the beatstep pro do i need the more expensive "trigger" version of the MKIII or will the regular one do as well?
All versions have MIDI in, and the BSP has MIDI out. You'll be happy with the "cheap" (lol) one.
So what rock bands have influence you throughout the years? Gas
Reminds me of the Oberheim DMX sounds for some reason
Interesting! It’s a brill machine this one
it seems to have broad sound options. why shoul it not be possible to do 808 or 909?
NICE VID GAZ. Every time I trigger my snare cymbal 1 plays with it..Is this normal? I understand the relationship between both cymbals but snare and cymbalÉ
Thanks!
Gabriel Choquette You probably have cymbal 1 and snare set to receive the same midi note. Re assign your midi notes as per the manual and it should work.
That hat sizzles!
Yooo is the sequence video coming :):)
Didn't get how to map the vermona with the beatsep. I can map the kick but not the others.
Heeelp pls.
That's not Gaz Williams. That's Dr Lawrence Jacoby, from Twin Peaks
He has an ASMRish voice.
How well can the BSP sequence the vermona?
you could buy that thing just for the clapz alone
nice vid. but no sequencing? would be better to hear it in action
Need help. I cant map the vermona drm1 to the beatstep pro. It used to work fine but for some reason after doing an update it wont at all. Much help needed please ! anyone have a template i could up load to my midi control centre that will allow it to work. thanks
mu eta I have the last beatstep pro os and the DRM is still working, in the DRM manual you can find the midi notes of each drum, maybe you could try to map them again?
it's about time that we get beyond boing boing. hopefully Berhinger will make everyone sick of the old crap and then the greats will start designing something new. like Moog is doing.
I can’t map it :( i did exactly what you did but the beatstep pro didn’t trigger the vermona at all... i need help
th-cam.com/video/_L6amcst81Y/w-d-xo.html
I'm waiting for the day we can have a good quality analog drum machine in the $500-$600 range with CV/Gate inputs and 8 channel audio out.
This is better
drumbrute
Ave Mcree mehh