Instrukcja obsługi Polyend Play
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Polyend Play
Play
Version: 1.3
Sample and MIDI-Based Groovebox
Index:
First Steps
Quick Guide
Basics
Enhanced Playability
Tips & Tricks
Introduction
Interface
User Interface
Back Panel Connectors
Audio Port Specications
Project Management
Project Naming
Sample Pool
Sample Pack
Audio Sequencer
The Grid
View Controller
Variations
Step Edit
Quick Copy
Knobs
Live Recording
Master FX
Fill Tool
Designing Custom Beat Fills
Pattern Mode
Perform Mode
MIDI Sequencer
Main Menu
File
Samples
Scales
MIDI
Settings
Firmware
Firmware Updates
In case of trouble
Warranty & Safety
EU regulations
Appendix
Audio Architecture
Predened MIDI Chords List
Musical Scales List
Randomize Types
What's In The Box?
Device Dimensions
Polyend Play Battery Powering
Credits
Polyend Play Licences
First Steps
Quick Guide
Play is a pattern and performance-based Audio and MIDI groovebox, capable of great complexity while
remaining easy to operate. Play oers an inspiring workow for both seasoned and novice musicians. It
allows music makers to create and interact with musical patterns in a number of exciting and creative ways.
Once patterns are created, they can be chained together for playback or triggered on the y. Additionally,
each pattern’s tracks can have its own variations, and each of those tracks may have its own length, playback
speed, and more.
If this sounds like a lot to take in, rest assured that Polyend has made Play’s interface so user-friendly that
you’ll be up and running with barely a glance at this manual. However, we suggest that you take a look at the
following First Steps section to get started, and then come back when you’re ready to dig a little deeper.
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Pick and Place – First, use the knobs to pick the ‘work step’ parameter values, their sample, note, volume,
lter type, send Fx, MIDI properties, etc. When ready, start pressing the grid pads to place steps on the
sequencer tracks.
Select and Adjust – Select a step by pressing and holding the grid pad, and use the knobs to modify its
parameters. You can select:
One or more steps by pressing and holding the grid pads.
A group of multiple steps by pressing the grid pads while holding the Shift button.
A whole track by pressing the Select pad on the right side of the grid.
A rectangular block of multiple steps across multiple tracks by holding the Shift key and then pressing
pads on opposite diagonal points of a rectangular block of the steps you wish to include.
Press and quickly release the Shift key to clear any type of selection.
When no track or step is currently selected/held for editing, then by turning the knobs you will
pick/modify the so-called ‘work step’ values. It applies the same way to both audio and MIDI
sequencing modes.
Deselect all the steps and tracks to get back to ‘work step’ editing.
When multiple steps are selected, the parameter change is applied to all of them. When the parameter values
of selected steps are dierent, then a tilde ~ sign together with a number and +/- is displayed while changing
them. Double–clicking a screen button corresponding to the selected knob parameter (and/or its automation)
will restore its default value.
Playback – Polyend Play oers various types of playback:
Press the Play screen button to start and stop playing the current pattern. When the sequencer is active,
it will turn orange.
Use Shift + Play while playing a pattern in a loop to continue playing arranged patterns sequentially.
Use Shift + Play while stopped to start playing arranged patterns sequentially.
Use Shift + Play while playing arranged patterns sequentially to switch to playing the current pattern in
a loop.
Basics
Audio and MIDI sequencer – Use Play as the centerpiece of your studio, controlling external devices with up
to 8 polyphonic MIDI tracks, or use it on the go, making use of its 8 internal audio tracks. Play is small and
lightweight – an entire studio that can rest comfortably on your lap.
Knobs – Turn the knob to control its active parameter. Each knob has two parameter values. The operational
parameter is highlighted. Toggle between them by double-tapping the knob or using the two function screen
buttons located on the left side of the screen. The currently selected knob parameter can also be controlled by
the screen encoder.
Entering Notes – You can choose a note by holding a step and turning the Note knob. Alternatively, you can
use the View controller function, or even by sending note data from external MIDI gear.
When using the View controller or external MIDI gear to change selected note (notes in blue) hold shift and
press the desired note to make the change.
Live Rec – Press the Live Rec screen button to use it (it will turn red when active). When the sequencer is
running it will register all the knob automation for existing steps. It will also record notes inserted from both
the View mode and MIDI controllers on the pattern tracks. Entering the Live Rec mode disables the Perform
mode and vice versa.
Perform – Press the Perform screen button to enter this mode. Select one or more tracks with the Select pads
on the right side of the grid, and start pressing the Perform pads. Only the selected tracks will be aected.
Each of the Perform pads holds a punch-in eect that will inuence the sound. Hold the pad for a momentary
punch-in eect, press it and let go immediately to latch the eect. In this mode, you can also use the knob
modulators. All the knob value changes will get back to the initial values after leaving the Perform more.
Punch-in eects will be immediately toggled o when you quit the Perform mode, and toggle back on when
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | Polyend |
| Kategoria: | Keyboard |
| Model: | Play |
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