Polymer Lets You Turn Your Monosynths Into A ‘Giant Mutant Polysynth’

Paracosm has released Polymer – a ‘Polyphonic Voice Distributor’ for OS X that lets you use a group of monosynths as a polyphonic synthesizer. Polymer lets you play your monophonic synths together polyphonically, as if they’re one giant mutant polysynth. You can also alternate notes between different synths in monophonic sequences, layer pads and leads… Read More Polymer Lets You Turn Your Monosynths Into A ‘Giant Mutant Polysynth’

Wizdom Music’s Tachyon Lets You Morph Between Sounds As You Play Polyphonically

Wizdom Music has released a new iOS app, Jordan Rudess and Kevin Chartier’s Tachyon, that lets you morph between two sounds, polyphonically. Here’s what they have to say about Tachyon: Most instruments only allow you to play one sound at a time, but with Tachyon, you can seamlessly blend between any two sounds as you… Read More Wizdom Music’s Tachyon Lets You Morph Between Sounds As You Play Polyphonically

Mutable Instruments Ambika – A Translucent Polyphonic DIY Synthesizer (Sneak Preview)

Mutable Instruments has announced the Ambika – a new DIY polyphonic synthesizer. Translucent, polyphonic, DIY and even a bit sexy – the Ambika will allow for six voices. It can be configured so that all of the voices have the same synth design or with unique synth designs on a per-channel basis. “It’s huge,” they note,… Read More Mutable Instruments Ambika – A Translucent Polyphonic DIY Synthesizer (Sneak Preview)

The StudioLogic Sledge Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer

At the 2012 NAMM Show, Studiologic introduced the Sledge polyphonic keyboard synthesizer – a new keyboard, based on a Waldorf sound engine. The Sledge combines the power of the Waldorf engine with a retro, knobby front panel. The synth is based around the latest Waldorf modelling technology, offering virtual analog and wave table synthesis, derived… Read More The StudioLogic Sledge Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer