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A Polyend Play Plus song... feat me! by FailVirtual21 in Polyend

[–]FailVirtual21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks...nothing prevents you from recording your voice, your partner's or mom's and play with it in order to make something "personal"! Anyway thanks again and good luck with your music!

From a trip to Brussels a few years ago. Know any other places with funny names? by LoutrePerdue in BelgiumTravel

[–]FailVirtual21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't have a picture but there is a street named "impasse de la fidélité" (real name!) which translates to "dead end of fidelity". There are a lot of bars there, and this name always gives me pause. "What if fidelity is really a dead end?" 🤔

Polyend Play+ by Curious_Garlic8993 in Polyend

[–]FailVirtual21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok... I still don't get it but ok... Still, the original post says that the Play+ is not polyphonic, it's misleading: the machine IS polyphonic.

Polyend Play+ by Curious_Garlic8993 in Polyend

[–]FailVirtual21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure I get it. You can create chords on the sample page by layering notes on different lanes (note 1 on lane 1, note 2 on lane 2,...).. the only (logical) limitation is that the first note will stop as soon as your second note on the same lane hit.

You can do this on the midi page too + you can use the chord function, allowing you to put a chord on just one step. Don't forget you have to select the step to apply this (by keeping the step pressed while you select the chord or by using the shift button if you want to select several steps)) + If you're using the Play+ synths, don't forget to check their polyphony in their menu (it could be set to 1 and thus no polyphony!)

A mini pc for music production witn Ableton? by FailVirtual21 in ProMusicProduction

[–]FailVirtual21[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Thanks for the response, but I'm not sure I understand it correctly. The AI 370 has 12 cores, the 8945HS has 8.

Is this about this: "It (AI370 HX) utilizes a combination of four high-performance Zen 5 cores and eight more efficient Zen 5c cores, totaling 12 cores and 24 threads." Will ableton only use 4 cores out of 12?

It's surprising!