Polyend Loop 8-Track Performance Looper Pedal

Turn your ideas into complete arrangements with the Polyend Loop, an eight-track performance looper pedal featuring four independent mono or stereo loop tracks and a four-track sample-based drum machine with an advanced sequencer. Each loop track can store up to 54 seconds of audio and you can apply one out of 100 available FX to each loop track.

Audio Looper

Four independent mono or stereo loop tracks.

Up to 54 seconds of recording time per loop track.

Each loop track can use one of more than 100 built-in effects.

Record instrument, line-level, and microphone signals directly from the audio input.

Use the stereo input to record two independent mono audio signals simultaneously.

Complete loops can be loaded from the microSD card.

Each loop track is stored as an individual WAV file on the microSD card for transfer and later mixing in a DAW.

A visual metronome is displayed on the Loops page.

Main left/mono and right outputs for monitoring and performance.

Built-In Loop Effects

Each loop track can use one of more than 100 built-in effects. Effects are integrated into the looping workflow and can be controlled in real time for creative sound design and live performance. Effects include various types of reverb, delay, modulation, shapers, panning, and filters.

Complete Four-Track Drum Machine

Four independently customizable sample-based drum tracks.

All drum sequencing and editing can be performed directly from the hardware without a computer editor.

Four-sample kits, with one sample assigned to each drum track.

Record custom drum samples and build original kits and patterns.

Create patterns manually or begin with a factory rhythm and edit it.

16 patterns per Project, with seamless pattern selection, cueing, and chaining into longer rhythmic arrangements.

16 steps per pattern.

Tempo range from 30 to 280 BPM, with tap tempo and external MIDI clock support.

Project and Scene Structure

Create, store and recall up to 1000 Projects, each containing loop tracks, drum patterns, sound settings, tempo, effects and the performance setup.

Use Projects as complete scene sections such as intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro.

Queue the next or previous Project during playback; the change occurs in sync at the end of the current bar.

Scenes replace the former Songs terminology. The corresponding folder on the microSD card is also named Scenes.

While a sequence is playing, pressing Play on the Drums page advances to the next Scene.