NAMM 2015: Ploytec Synthesizer â€œÏ€Î»Â² Pi L Squaredâ€œ Leukos Now Available : macProVideo.com

NAMM 2015: Ploytec Synthesizer 'Ï€Î»Â² Pi L Squared' Leukos Now Available

Rounik Sethi on Wed, January 21st 0 comments

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German mini synth makers, Ploytec have unleashed their new duophonic USB synthesizer at NAMM, Hall A #6424. It works with iPad or computer. Check out the video for more.

Ploytec GmbH/ Germany (Jan 21st) (ictw) '" Ploytec, the german makers of ultra small footprint footprint synthesizers 'žthey say the best things come in small packages' at NAMM 2015 release a new variation of this concept: the Ploytec 'žÏ€Î»Â² Pi L Squared' Leukos synth. Dressed in white, it exclusively works with a computer or iPadÂ® (camera connection kit required) when attached via USB to its micro-USB connector. It also features an additional individual MIDI output, e.g. for connecting the original (black) Ploytec 'žÏ€Î»Â² Pi L Squared'.

At Ploytec's NAMM booth in Hall A booth #6424 visitors can also take a look at the brand new iPadÂ® Ï€Î»Â² synth editor and see a preview of the upcoming firmware V2.1. The new firmware allows not only for higher filter resolution, MIDI portamento control and legato playing, it also (finally) enables the Ï€Î»Â² to map its numerous MIDI controllers via the software editor. This means musicians no longer have to match the Ï€Î»Â² MIDI controller numbers, instead now the Ï€Î»Â² can easily be set to match the musician's existing MIDI rig.

Polytec Pi L Squared USB duophonic synthesizer.

Further Information you can find on the Ploytec synth product page:

Web: http://www.ploytec.com/pl2

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