Polyend Seq

Kind

sequencer

Clock

sends clock · midi-din/usb

Audio

no audio I/O

Voices

none — this box carries no parts

In a rig

Asks to be the clock source, and everything else syncs to it.

Cited to

Polyend Seq Manual, Version 2.2.6

Maker’s page

polyend.com

No patch recipes are authored for this box, so it has no values and no ranges to cite.

A point is the setting to dial, and it counts as cited only where a document prints that value. A range is the control’s own limits, and mood may move a value only inside a cited range, so 0 parameters here declare an axis that cannot move.

13 of 19 capability facts cited to a document, 6 cited against.

Read, answers no

content

there is nothing for this box to load audio into: p.1 calls it a MIDI step sequencer, p.3 enumerates a back panel with no audio socket on it, and no recipe here can carry sourceAudio because there is no voice to hang one on

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.1, p.3

io.audioIn

the only input sockets p.3 names are MIDI In and the footswitch, and p.9 describes what arrives as notes, velocity and transport

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.3, p.9

io.individualOuts

the eight tracks are routed by p.5’s Channel out and MIDI Out to a MIDI channel and a port; there is no audio to send anywhere, so there is no individual out to count

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.5

io.main

p.3 enumerates the back panel left to right — footswitch, two MIDI DIN outputs, a MIDI thru, a MIDI input, one USB type B, the firmware button, the 5 V inlet and the power switch — and the photograph on p.2 shows the same panel with its silkscreen legible; no audio socket appears in either

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.2, p.3

io.usbAudio

p.9 describes the USB port as fully class-compliant MIDI and nothing else, and p.3 calls it a socket "for bidirectional MIDI communication"

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.3, p.9

voices

p.1 calls the box a MIDI step sequencer and p.10 says the eight CV channels of gate, pitch, velocity and modulation were designed in and then taken out of the housing to become Poly, a separate module; the eight tracks are routings to a MIDI channel and port (p.5), and the sound is made by whatever is on the other end of that cable

manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.1, p.5, p.10

Panel span: manual — Polyend Seq Manual 2.2.6, p.14 (Technical specifications), against the panel drawing on p.3