01-08-2021, 02:44 AM
(01-07-2021, 04:43 PM)mvdirty Wrote: It is interesting, isn’t it, just how much power the NerdSEQ has but how quickly it gets out of the way and lets you do your thing. Any complications I’ve run into have largely been on my end, either misinterpreting something I’ve done or just trying to figure out how I want to integrate it into my setup. It is exactly the kind of problem I want to have if I’m going to have one.
How are you liking the Polygogo? I’ve been back and forth on it a few times during the last year, deciding whether or not to buy one, or at the very least when to do so relative to other modules.
The Polygogo is a lot of fun to use and it's very easy to make it sound pretty, especially when paired with a good stereo filter and reverb. The controls are very easy to use and understand too. Plus, as you've probably seen in Loopop's Polygogo review video I assume, you can do fun tricks with the Fold or Teeth parameters to get a very textured envelope animation.
For the negatives, it just comes down to it being a very luxury module. It's huge, and it's $600, and in the end you're only getting 1 oscillator. If you've got the room and the cash I think you'll have fun and get some neat FM tones in your Eurorack songs.