Chord Memory explained

A tutorial on how to use the chord memory function on Poly Cinematic with either midi, cv/gate or both.

[@luvdattek]

Oh ! I didn’t know that you can program your own chords with a CV ! Have to try that !

[@rodnee2340]

Can you do this on a Niftykeyz, From the midi? Because if you can I will definitely get one. And a Kickaine. That's got a meaty kick sound.

[@weave_of_k]

Ahhh, this is what I was looking for. I couldn't figure out how to save all the chords separately until now. BTW. What's the module to the right of the Varigate 4+?

[@knobula_synths]

Its an 8 step sequencer I bought from Etsy. Its almost perfect but the reset never worked properly so its more of a 7 step sequencer.

[@DamnHeadHumpers]

the ability for or having an expansion for individual voice outs would be nice

[@DamnHeadHumpers]

After taking a closer look at the panel, I can see it is designed in a more specific way and uses stereo which is cool. Hopefully I can snag one of these when they come out. Looks and sounds great.

[@johnmckenzie6941]

Awesome work excellent

[@d1g419]

Hi, what's the breakout device you're using for the keystep ? Thanks for the video, interesting module 👍

[@knobula_synths]

It’s a plum audio hdmi to bst module. The bit you can see is the patch cable to hdmi break out which is a hand made 3D printed part. I wonder if a midi to cv module might have been a neater solution.

[@000aleph]

Thanks. Can you program in chords without using the mod wheel on a MIDI device?

[@knobula_synths]

Chords are programmed from a midi keyboard, chord memory destinations can be chosen using either mod wheel or cv voltage at chord select jack

[@TheDigitonal]

Does it remember the chords when you power down?

[@knobula_synths]

Yes it does. Holding Shift and pressing the chord Trigger button will save all eight chords to persistent memory.