Behringer Poly D

[lfm]

The points is, it's difficult to support local business in Poland, as it's barely existing (Polyend? Looptrotter?). I can buy polish apples, but top audio gear and software will be german or UK, manufactured in China.

I have a couple of bypass loop switches - WOBO - I think I ordered from Poland.

Europe is pretty much local, I think.

[Funkaroma]

Hmm, I now doubt between this one and the deepmind6. They both sound great..

Doubt what?

I’m not great at English... Sorry.

I’m looking for my first analog poly synth, but it’s a very hard choice now with the polyD coming out as well.

[lfm]

I’m looking for my first analog poly synth, but it’s a very hard choice now with the polyD coming out as well.

Look at Loopop video, last one above, and you will have it all explained the so called poly and what it means.

Second voice does not get their own envelope at all, so character of notes in a chord will behave very differently.

And no preset memories at all - what you see on knobs and buttons - is what you get. To get another sound you have to tweak it all.

DM6 has 1024 overwritable locations to store anything you come up with - no comparison in my view. And true polyphonic - each of 6 voices get their own oscillators, envelopes and everything.

As sales person i shops say - I got one of these myself.

[Russell Grand]

Hmm, I now doubt between this one and the deepmind6. They both sound great..

Doubt what?

I’m not great at English... Sorry.

I’m looking for my first analog poly synth, but it’s a very hard choice now with the polyD coming out as well.

Oh okay, sorry Funkaroma!
I agree, the PolyD is a very tempting synth! Let's see what the price is!

[excuse me please]

Please don't blame Dutch people! They even can't speak Dutch no more.

But seriously, Google translates 'twijfelen tussen' as 'doubt between'.
While they obviously mean 'deciding between.' Hint for the Dutch: Google deliberately translates words wrongly, because you are Dutch!

[cptgone]

The points is, it's difficult to support local business in Poland, as it's barely existing (Polyend? Looptrotter?). I can buy polish apples, but top audio gear and software will be german or UK, manufactured in China.

I have a couple of bypass loop switches - WOBO - I think I ordered from Poland.

G-Lab (MIDI splitters, effect pedals) is Polish too.

[cptgone]

Please don't blame Dutch people! They even can't speak Dutch no more.

But seriously, Google translates 'twijfelen tussen' as 'doubt between'.
While they obviously mean 'deciding between.' Hint for the Dutch: Google deliberately translates words wrongly, because you are Dutch!

Google Translate had too much Dutch weed, is all.
Actual untampered screenshot:
Googledygook, I say.

[vurt]

arent gamechanger polish?

[excuse me please]

@cptgone

Oh, now I understand why they made Dutch weed so expensive

[lfm]

Price tag : €699 or £599 - a bit higher than anticipated.
Available end of january.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_poly_d.htm

[AnX]

Price tag : €699 or £599 - a bit higher than anticipated.
Available end of january.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_poly_d.htm

cheaper than chaining 4 together

[EvilDragon]

Except chaining 4 together would have a filter and amp per voice, making it properly polyphonic...

[vurt]

nice cv enabled kb thrown in though too

[lfm]

You even get a DM12 for exact that money - even if I haven't tried so hard to achive that Poly-D sound yet in my DM6, I use for more selfgenerating patches.

On he other hand, DM12 cost a lot more as introduced - so when development cost are reeled in, they can lower price.

[AnX]

Except chaining 4 together would have a filter and amp per voice, making it properly polyphonic...

and 4 x the price