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Description

Step into the world of rhythm with the Vermona Kick Lancet, an analog desktop kick drum synthesizer that merges classic analog warmth with modern versatility. Built on the revered DRM1 MKIII kick channel, this compact powerhouse offers a seamless blend of sine and square wave oscillators, allowing you to sculpt your perfect kick sound. Whether you're producing in the studio or performing live, the Kick Lancet delivers punchy, dynamic bass beats that resonate with both depth and clarity.

Featuring an array of intuitive controllers like Decay, Pitch, and FM Intensity, the Kick Lancet provides unparalleled sound-shaping capabilities. Its flexible triggering options, including MIDI, switch trigger, and audio trigger, ensure compatibility with any setup. The dynamic gate voltage adaptability allows for expressive performances tailored to your creative vision.

Whether you're a DJ seeking that perfect beat or a producer crafting intricate rhythms, the Vermona Kick Lancet stands as a testament to precision and creativity in sound design.

Key Features:

  • Based on the DRM1 MKIII kick channel
  • Oscillator with sine and square waves, continuously mixable
  • Controllers: Decay, Pitch, Bend, Time, FM Freq., FM Int., Attack, Noise, Wave, and Balls
  • Triggers: MIDI, Switch Trigger, Audio Trigger
  • Dynamic gate voltage adaptability
  • Includes power supply

Product specs

Available since June 2010
Sound Synthesis Analogue
Pads 0
Effects No
Bass No
Display No
MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Thru
Number of analog outputs 1
Headphone Connector No
Mains Operation Yes
Battery Operation No
Footswitch connection 1
Extras Pure Kick-Drum Synth
Shape Desktop

FAQs

What type of sound synthesis does the Vermona Kick Lancet use?

The Vermona Kick Lancet uses analogue sound synthesis, allowing it to produce rich and warm kick drum sounds.

Does the Vermona Kick Lancet have any built-in effects?

No, the Vermona Kick Lancet does not have any built-in effects. It is focused on delivering pure kick drum sounds.

Can the Vermona Kick Lancet be powered by batteries?

No, the Vermona Kick Lancet requires mains operation and cannot be powered by batteries.

Does the Vermona Kick Lancet have a MIDI interface?

Yes, the Vermona Kick Lancet includes a MIDI interface with 1x In and 1x Thru for integration with other MIDI-compatible equipment.

Is the Vermona Kick Lancet suitable for live performances?

Yes, the Vermona Kick Lancet is suitable for live performances, especially for those seeking a dedicated kick drum synthesizer with analogue sound.

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Vermona Kick Lancet

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Vermona Kick Lancet

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Vermona Kick Lancet Review : is it worth it ? (+ free kick samples)

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Ocean Swift / Faxi Nadu

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Vermona Kick Lancet desktop bass drum module

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Reviews

PROS

  • Straightforward and easy to use interface

  • High-quality sound output

  • Versatile kick drum generation capabilities

  • Sturdy, clean construction with metal housing

  • High-quality connectors and vintage look design

  • Direct control with dedicated knobs for parameters

  • Supports creative process without memory slots

  • Effective in a mix, capable of producing a range of kick sounds

CONS

  • Limited sound range mentioned by some users

  • Lack of rack ears and save option

  • Considered a bit expensive for its features

  • White noise feature lacks release control

Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Vermona Kick Lancet.

Features and functionality

  • The Vermona Kick Lancet is noted for lacking punch compared to other drum synths like the Perkons HD-01, which can be too boomy.

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  • The Kick Lancet has more individual control parameters than the Vermona DRM1, offering greater sound-shaping possibilities.

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  • The Kick Lancet's pitch can be played chromatically, but requires careful tuning to match specific notes, highlighting its flexibility yet challenging tuning accuracy.

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Comparisons

  • Users compare the Kick Lancet's kick quality unfavorably to the Jomox MBase and Moog DFAM, which are often cited as producing superior kicks.

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  • Owners prefer the pitch sweep on the Vermona DRM1 over the Kick Lancet for better sound quality.

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Use cases and applications

  • Some owners suggest using a compressor with the Vermona DRM1 mkIV to enhance its kick sound, which could also benefit the Kick Lancet.

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  • The Kick Lancet is less frequently used in comparison to the Vermona DRM1 and TR-909 for techno production.

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User experience

  • It's been noted that the Vermona Kick Lancet may require layering or additional processing to achieve the desired punchiness in certain musical genres.

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  • Some units of the Kick Lancet produce a subtle 'chirp' sound during pitch sweep, which can be mitigated with distortion.

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Setup and maintenance

  • The Kick Lancet's pitch isn't stepped, requiring manual tuning using a frequency analyzer to adjust the fundamental pitch accurately.

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See how Kevin Parker uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Kevin Parker

Singer, Guitarist

Tame Impala

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Verified via YouTube

3:26, the Vermona Kick lancet is visible in the video

See how Stephan Bodzin uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Stephan Bodzin

Music Producer

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Verified via Photo

He is showing us his new percussion synth, a Kick Lancet.

See how Merzbow uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Merzbow

Composer, Music Producer

Kikuri

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Verified via Studiowarp

Listed in the liner notes for Purple Fish. Also seen in some live photos circa 2011.

See how Fehrplay uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Fehrplay

Music Producer, DJ

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Verified via YouTube

In the video titled "Fehrplay // How to layer and process kick drums," published by Audiotent on YouTube, Fehrplay demonstrates how he uses the Vermona Kick Lancet to create kick drums for the Artist Kicks library.

See how Mika Vainio uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Mika Vainio

Composer, Music Producer

Pan Sonic

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Verified via Twitter

Mika Vainio's live setup includes the Vermona Kick Lancet, as shown in a photo shared by frozenreeds on Twitter.

See how Hrdvsion uses Vermona Kick Lancet

Hrdvsion

Music Producer, DJ

Midnight Operator

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Verified via Photo

A photo from his facebook page, showing a Mono Lancet, Kick Lancet, Stanton T.92 turntable, and another device.

Album Usage

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Genre Usage

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