How to Make Ambient Music with the Vermona Perfourmer | A Simple Concept

[@JannisLeWolff]

💚Thanks for watching! Here are some further links: 👉 Morning Cycles: ampl.ink/rMMb3 (on Bandcamp you will get twice as many tracks) 👉 Full Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLwXZLCn5WRVMSUUPo0-9MmtOlEmOr6JC4 👉 Midi Sequence Pack (I used this for creating my sequences): bit.ly/4aav0oD 👉 Perfourmer Sample Pack: bit.ly/3MOICgW

[@machinate]

i dig these videos. Having said that; i had to 0.5X playback speed to understand your intro - it's so fast! heh

[@JannisLeWolff]

Oh, haha. Thanks for sharing. I always to quickly get to the point in the intro 😅

[@stewarthenson7558]

So cool to finally show the "other" things this synth can do. Getting closer and closer to getting mine. Your ep is great btw! Listened to it on a plane yesterday and really enjoyed it. How have you found the elektron work flow? Are you using the syntakt more as a sequencer or more as a groove box? Il need a decent sequencer when I get my perfourmer and syntakt is on the list. How's the general sequencing process? Heard it's a bit slow

[@JannisLeWolff]

Hey, thank you! So cool you listened to it 💚 I got Syntakt mostly as a standalone box for making music without the computer. Getting it only as a sequencer is not such a great deal I think since it's quite expensive then, and I'd probably look at the Arturia Beatstep or other similar devices. Well, I think the sequencing process depends pretty much on what you want to do. If you have complex ideas they'll take time no matter which sequencer you use 😅 Also don't underestimate Ableton Live, it's super powerful for sequencing hardware.