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This is a vertical video, best enjoyed on a mobile device wearing headphones with a decent low extension. Pardon me for the inconvenience if you watch it on a desktop. ____ My relationship with the Perfourmer started a while ago. I really craved this four-voice analog synth and for quite a long time it was nowhere to find. Eventually, I got lucky and snatched a b-stock unit with CV inputs. The thing feels like a literal tank – knobs require force to turn and each button clanks like a missile launcher :) But, above all that, is the sound. This thing has everything analog subtractive synthesis is loved for. Character a bit of grit and tons of sweet spots. For this jam, I ran it as four separate midi channels / voices mode having each channel sequenced in Octatrack. I also use Octatrack to process two of Perfourmer's voices while the other two go straight into Mackie ProFX6 with a bit of chorus added on the mixer. There are drums coming from the mighty tiny TR-6S and some addit
