Vermona PerFourMer MkII: An LFO-driven sequence

My favorite part of the Vermona to fiddle with are the LFOs. In this no-talking noodle I use each LFO to provide a rhythmic sequencer-style feel to the noddle - but there's no sequencer or arp involved. The unit is set to the D2 play mode. Oscillator one goes through the B3K overdrive; oscillator three goes through the phaser. The main stereo out goes through the Strymon Timeline on dual mode. The dual delay gives a somewhat weird stereo field and if this was an actual track release I'd probably rebalance the left-right weight. But I thought it was sort of interesting to leave things "1960s style" with an obvious bias.
The little tinkly high random-LFO shape bits are from oscillators two and four. Both of those are reacting to aftertouch on the Keystep-37 to activate. Oscillators one and three have aftertouch disabled.
Otherwise this is exactly as you see it: A one-take noodle with absolutely no other processing or tweaking of any kind.

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