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Polyend Tracker Review after 12 months - Is it a good portable standalone music workstation?

The last 12 months, the Polyend Tracker has been stuck to my side. I wanted to follow up from my first interaction video, as the way I use the tracker has changed. Coming from Chiptunes, I only used samples for one shots and drums, however the tracker showed me the power of sampling with the granular and wavetable synths. Soon I was making full songs from a handful of samples and mangling them to make new sounds that I never heard before. The sound design capabilities of this machine is not to be underestimated. I really enjoyed how this is an all in one machine and could be considered hardware DAW. By itself, I have made, mixed and mastered a whole bunch of different tracks. pulling in samples is streamlined from getting sample packs off the internet to recording them on the groovebox itself. The user experience between the hardware and software is intuitive and well thought out. Also has real nice contextual information to help you on your way. Compared to other portable synthesizers/workstations like the Dirtywave M8, Teenage Engineering OP1 or Novation Circuit. The Polyend's form factor is on the larger sized footprint, however its not a burden. Its quite easy to take it around and makes something in a few minutes. But the larger footprint mean we get so much more direct control. A 4 octave button grid and dial that is context sensitive to the screen you are working on. Nice and tactile mechanical keys paired 7inch screen, it definitely sitting up there with the best. Polyend's take on the tracker workflow is designed to be accessible by anyone, but its not limited. the updates have taken it from a simple device to a fully versatile machine. It takes a lot of inspiration from the old amiga protracker or octamed, however the Polyend Tracker has its own spin on the tracker workflow. What is in this little video. 0:00 Introduction 2:08 Tracker Hardware 5:08 Tracker User Experience 9:10 Recording Samples 14:16 Sample Engine 17:17 Connecting to External Gear 22:02 Portability 27:49 My Highlights on the Tracker 33:09 My Issues with the tracker 41:16 Is the Tracker Right for You Trackers that are free and fun to use Milkytracker - Sample Based tracker - https://milkytracker.org/ Deflemask - Chiptune Based Tracker - https://www.deflemask.com/ Sunvox - Modular Based Tracker - https://warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/ My Portable Polyend Tracker kit Polyend Tracker and case - https://polyend.com/where-to-buy/ - support your local store :) Audio Technica ath-m70x - Power Supply - 3.5mm m2m Cables - Check out my tutorial Series for the Polyend Tracker    • Polyend Tracker Tips   Get my sample pack https://aisjam.gumroad.com/l/TrackerPack I do have some Polyend Tracker merch if you want to support what I am doing. http://Aisjam.redbubble.com Thankyou for watching and please like if you want to see more videos like this. Also feel free to leave comments or questions below about the #Polyendtracker #Review. Always looking to improve my videos and I can let you know how in the comments or future videos. Where I sell pretties for support - http://Aisjam.redbubble.com Where I host my digital goods = https://gumroad.com/aisjam Where I share photos of my cool stuff -   / aisjamstudio   Where I upload my music -   / aisjam   This one was shot on my canon eos 90d and my modded Super Takumar 28mm f3.5 and 35mm f2.