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These three Polyend Trackers come with new samples and project files by artists
Legowelt, Pete Cannon and Bogdan Raczynski’s music is all featured – with a vinyl release included, too.
The Big Review: Polyend Tracker
Conceived in the 1980s as a tool for videogame-sound development, the sample-based sequencers known as trackers have finally made the quantum leap from software to hardware – and in stylish fashion.
The history of trackers
Few music-sequencing softwares have a history as distinctive as the tracker. With the epochal program now arriving in hardware form, we trace the tracker’s lineage, from its humble 8-bit beginnings to its era-defining rave sounds.
Polyend Medusa gets a limited edition, minimal makeover
A major firmware upgrade to v3 brings new modulation possibilities
Polyend Tracker has landed, dialling us into a different age
An affordable price, a fresh workflow, and three synth engines that could have you tinkering for hours.
Polyend reveals the Tracker, exhibiting some old-school sequencing tech
A sampling instrument complete with FM synthesis and audio editor
What exactly is Polyend up to?
“We’re teasing! More information in March. Can’t wait to show you THIS!”
Polyend opens pre-orders for Preset, Poly 2 and Anywhere modules
The three units were revealed at Superbooth 2019.
Review: Polyend/Dreadbox Medusa
What happens when analogue meets digital, sequencer meets synth and Greece’s Dreadbox meet Poland’s Polyend? Time to stare into the eyes of Medusa…
Superbooth 2019: Polyend Medusa grows up with v2.0
Check out a demo of this analogue/digital hybrid synth.