Hi All,
I'm an owner of a Mono/Poly as well as of a Polysix. One of the features that I always liked about the Mono/Poly was that you could switch between "multiple trigger" mode and "single trigger" mode. It meant that you could go between soaring legato lines and super-fast shredding with ease.
Unfortunately, the two monophonic modes of the stock Polysix (Unison and Chord Mem) only support multiple trigger mode. While shredding is fun, I miss the soaring legato lines. Well, because I've replaced the Key Assigner of the Polysix with an Arduino, and because the Key Assigner handles all the triggering, I was able to add "single trigger" mode to my Polysix.
If you're interested, check out the link below (there's a video there, too):
http://synthhacker.blogspot.com/2013/07/polysix-adding-single-trigger-mode.html
Chip
I'm an owner of a Mono/Poly as well as of a Polysix. One of the features that I always liked about the Mono/Poly was that you could switch between "multiple trigger" mode and "single trigger" mode. It meant that you could go between soaring legato lines and super-fast shredding with ease.
Unfortunately, the two monophonic modes of the stock Polysix (Unison and Chord Mem) only support multiple trigger mode. While shredding is fun, I miss the soaring legato lines. Well, because I've replaced the Key Assigner of the Polysix with an Arduino, and because the Key Assigner handles all the triggering, I was able to add "single trigger" mode to my Polysix.
If you're interested, check out the link below (there's a video there, too):
http://synthhacker.blogspot.com/2013/07/polysix-adding-single-trigger-mode.html
Chip