Digital Synth

Polyend Synth

Name: Synth
Brand: Polyend
SKU: 350542

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Polyend Synth review

Three Party Polyend is unstoppable. In the midst of sequencers, grooveboxes and even effects, the Polish company offers us an astonishing little three-part multitimbral synthesizer. Let's find out what it's all about. Read more…

Tech. sheet

Manufacturer: Polyend
Model: Synth
Category: Digital Synths
Year of release : 2024
Synthesis type : Digital
Maximum polyphony : 32
Multitimbrality : None
Number of keys : None
Keybed type : None
Built-in sampler : No
Built-in sequencer : No
Built-in arpeggiator : No
Number of user presets : None
MIDI I/O : MIDI USB
Audio outputs : USB audio out
Power supply : USB power
Dimensions : 150 x 150 x 45 mm
Weight : 400 g
Release date:november 2024
Other names:polyendsynth

Synthesis: 8 synthesis motors
Polyphony: 8 voices
Multitimbrality: 3 parts
Control: Matrix of 60 velocity- and pressure-sensitive RGB pads
Display: Color LCD
Effects: Modulation, delay, reverb
Arpeggiator & Sequencer: Available with several modes
Connectics: 1 mini-jack stereo output, 1 mini-jack MIDI input, 1 mini-jack MIDI output, USB-C port for power and PC connection (no USB audio), microSD port (16GB supplied)
Power supply: USB-C (mains, computer, external battery)
Dimensions: 28.2 × 20.7 × 3.3 cm (11.1 x 8.1 x 1.3 inches)
Weight: 1.2 kg (2.7 lbs)

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1. What does the Polyend Synth bring to the table compared to other digital synthesizers?

The Polyend Synth stands out for its three-part multitimbral design, eight synthesis engines, configurable pad matrix and an interface designed for quick learning.

2. What kinds of sounds can you create with the Polyend Synth?

Thanks to its eight motors, it covers a wide sound spectrum: analog basses, rich pads, sharp leads, grainy sounds and experimental physical modeling.

3. Can the Polyend Synth be used as a USB audio interface?

No, unlike the Polyend Play+, the Synth does not support audio via USB, limiting its use to conventional audio outputs.

4. Is the Polyend Synth suitable for the stage?

Yes, with its compact size, intuitive controls and dynamic pad matrix, it's designed for live use.

5. What are its main shortcomings?

Its limited connectivity (a single audio output), a processor that's sometimes just right for the most demanding engines, and the impossibility of editing notes after recording are its main weak points.