Basic Orientation & Workflow Guide Pt. 2 // Polyend Play Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @RonCavagnaro
    @RonCavagnaro  Год назад +1

    Thanks for watching! Here's the playlist for all polyend play tutorials ruclips.net/p/PLQvVnhG7o2yTfIAfDTX-IJ1ptsOqavqmP

  • @nickheadlee1027
    @nickheadlee1027 Год назад +2

    Dude thank you for this! Mine ships in tomorrow and I feel that I’ll be familiar to get quickly jamming with the play because of your videos!

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  Год назад +2

      I appreciate it! I make tutorials based on what I wish others made , and try to make it as simple as possible! Make sure to watch also the 1.4 update videos !

    • @nickheadlee1027
      @nickheadlee1027 Год назад +1

      I didn't know you did update videos for it, awesome! Thanks again@@RonCavagnaro

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  Год назад +1

      @@nickheadlee1027 yes just click on my channel and check , also playlists can help if you want to make sure you see them all

  • @soundwithoutsoundbutwithso7884
    @soundwithoutsoundbutwithso7884 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. Can per step ratcheting (or is it called repeats?) be programmed to progress over several steps, like an increase or decrease? Maybe you went over it in one of your videos and I missed it. Thanks.

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  9 месяцев назад +1

      Yes you missed it, it's called repeat on the polyend play :) recommend to watch the videos in order since they are built from the previous

  • @akissparaskevopoulos
    @akissparaskevopoulos Год назад +1

    Nice and sharp

  • @robertgarvansnyder4665
    @robertgarvansnyder4665 10 месяцев назад +1

    When you were playing with a random note, it sounded like the soundtrack from super Metroid.

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  10 месяцев назад +1

      Haha whoa i didn't catch that! That's funny

  • @mike_qbik
    @mike_qbik Год назад +1

    …and comparing with Deluge the winner is? Will you do comparison from your view? Would be great.

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  Год назад +3

      For me deluge, no contest. But play is awesome too. There's a reason why I have both :)

  • @Antonio_Ortiz
    @Antonio_Ortiz 11 месяцев назад +1

    Wanted to ask a question about the Play +, but no worries if no response: do you ever find that the samples you use eat up way more of the memory than they should?
    You get 3 mins (180 sec) of stereo samples. 5% of 180 is 9 seconds. But I made samples that I know for a fact are 2-5 seconds long and yet it says I am using 10+ percent??? Seriously needs to be worked out but *maybe* I am missing something on my end, I've only skimmed parts of the manual.

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  11 месяцев назад +2

      I probably don't use it the same way. I can load three samples and go nuts with that, so no I haven't even noticed. And it's a blast! Less is more... But if you need something for longer samples look into deluge

    • @Antonio_Ortiz
      @Antonio_Ortiz 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@RonCavagnaro I agree with what you are saying in principle.
      My only gripe is 2-5 second samples are not long, especially considering loops, and Polyend advertised 180 seconds, without any disclaimers or contingencies (at least to my knowledge). I knew buying it new, I would essentially be Beta testing, was just curious if any other early adopters came across this.
      For an $800 dollar machine, that's the minimum I would expect. But I am more than willing to concede if perhaps my sample rate or file type can influence that (but to my knowledge, aren't the samples converted to 44.1 Wavs regardless?).
      I'm gonna do some research and experiments and report back. Thanks for all your content, it was very helpful in my purchasing decision and enjoyment of the box.

    • @RonCavagnaro
      @RonCavagnaro  11 месяцев назад +2

      @@Antonio_Ortiz yeah maybe ask dev and they should be able to directly help I really don't use the gear the same way so I haven't really gotten to the point where I am focused on a sample percentage yet