Posts with tag polyend

News | Oct 02, 2019 by Hollin Jones

To celebrate Polyend's 4th birthday the company has knocked some money off the price of a brand new Medusa. Here's how to get your hands on one!

News | Jul 24, 2019 by Rounik Sethi

This might not be an exact tone for tone, waveform for waveform cover, but this interpretation of the Stranger Things main theme and Eleven's theme made on Medusa is extremely listenable.

News | Mar 25, 2019 by Hollin Jones

High BPMs and complex patterns are no problem for Polyend's PERC. Check out this video of Andrew Huang using it to beef up a live performance.

Editorial | Dec 31, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

2018 was a great year for hardware synths. Demand for hands-on music machines continues to grow year on year. Here's some of our favorite hardware synths released this year.

News | Dec 21, 2018 by Hollin Jones

The collaboration between Polyend and Dreadbox that produced Medusa goes from strength to strength with a new free firmware update adding a bunch of new features. Here's the lowdown.

News | Oct 27, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

The latest free update for one of the best hardware MIDI sequencers available is here. SEQ 2.0 is chock full of practical and useful new features.

News | Sep 30, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

With new features like per track tempo and manual step retriggering the BETA version for Polyend SEQ v2.0 aims to add even more power to this 8-track, 32-step hardware MIDI sequencer.

Review | Aug 27, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

Loopop, friend of AskAudio, has done it again. This time he's snagged an advance unit of the keenly awaied Polyend and Dreadbox synth and sequencer, Medusa. Here's the video review.

News | Aug 16, 2018 by Hollin Jones

A new video demo from the developers of this synth collaboration shows off 32 of the dynamic, sequenced presets you can expect to find when the unit ships later this year.

News | Jul 09, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

Here's what Medusa, the new 6-oscillator analog and digital synth, MPE controller and sequencer from Dreadbox and Polyend really sounds like.

News | May 27, 2018 by Rounik Sethi

The rise of mechanical robot orchestras is just beginning. Think of this as a fusion between MIDI controlled robot operators, real acoustic instruments, and a laptop running Ableton Live.