Polygon 2 is a hybrid sampler plugin designed to facilitate the creation of mind-bending composite sound effects and unusual instrument patches.



Polygon 2 features a fully re-designed scalable user interface and we have completely revamped nearly every aspect of the plugin. Polygon’s new granular mode will catapult your samples into uncharted realms while its clean and logical interface, extensive modulation options and powerful new dual oscillator make it an invaluable tool for music production and creative sound design. Polygon 2.0 brings sound designers and musicians a powerful new sound sculpting instrument.

Features

• 4 Granular Samplers
• Dual Oscillator with FM
• 4 Modulation Sequencers
• 8 LFOs
• Modulation Utilities
• Dual Insert Effects per Sampler
• Global Filter
• Dual Global Effects
• Comprehensive Randomizer
• Variable Polyphony
• Specially Curated Factory Sample Bank
• 100 Factory Presets

System Requirements
Mac

• macOS 10.14 Mojave or later (Intel / M1 Apple Silicon supported) (64-bit only)
• VST3 or Audio Unit compatible DAW
• Approx. 1.5 GB of HDD space
• Minimum 2 GB RAM
• Minimum CPU: Core 2 Duo, 2GHz

Windows

• Windows 10 or later (64-bit only)
• VST3 compatible DAW
• Approx. 1.5 GB of HDD space
• Minimum 2 GB RAM
• Minimum CPU: Core 2 Duo, 2GHz

https://www.pluginboutique.com/product/1-Instruments/5-Sampler/6623-Polygon-2

Price: 9 Euros

Note: IMHO this a very interesting tool for sound designers, not your average sampler or synth. So be aware.

 

I find Glitchmachines software counter intuitive and cumbersome, but I never really gave any of it a deep dive. I have several of their products that were on sale at Plugin Boutique over the years. They seem to be geared toward very specific genres.

 

This sounds horrible. I usually like this company but no doubt this one is being sold for 9 eur. Very uninspiring and too limited.

Thanks for the heads up though.

 

I agree that at least this one is very hard to tame. Personally I use it almost like a random sound design tool.
Throwing some samples at it, turning some knobs and hoping I get lucky, lol
But, like you, I never took much time to study it.