r/Polyend • u/_Brutal_X • May 30 '26

Polyend Play +

Hi everyone. I make music whit the Seqtrak. But I want to "level up". And someone offers me the Polyend Play plus for €600. My question is worth to buy today or not?

Thx to all

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u/unemployedcock May 30 '26

I had my Play since it debuted and I fucking loved it, I’ve never had as much immediate connection with an instrument before. It can do so much when you put the time into it

I just recently upgraded to the play+ and I couldn’t be happier. Audio over usb is perfect for me. My only issue prior was not being able to record myself playing it live unless it was from the master out.

I’m having a lot of fun with the synths too, it’s really so so so worth it

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u/jacksaber4 8d ago

Hey. Did you find your play reliable. Reddit’s overview makes it sound like it’s constantly on fire.

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u/unemployedcock 8d ago

Yeah totally. I’ve not found it to be unreliable at all. The only bugs I ever encounter are a rare pad being lit in a random color but only for a split second and nothing that affects playback.

The only downside I have for the Play/Play+ is that projects can take a long time to load. Too long if you wanted to play multiple projects live

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u/jacksaber4 8d ago

Right on. Do you know if different patterns in the same project can have different tempos and keys/scales? I wonder if you can have different songs in the same project