D Beam Synth and polyphony

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mutul
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D Beam Synth and polyphony

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Hi, does the D Beam synth in any way and especially when recorded onto track add to the polyphony?
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i don't think you can record the dbeam synth, use the chromatic synth.
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Resampling the Dbeam is the only way, you can't record it onto a pattern.
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Ill Green wrote:Resampling the Dbeam is the only way, you can't record it onto a pattern.

your right! didn't know that. :D
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