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Ploytec Synthesizers „πλ² Pi L Squared“ and „πλ² Pi L Squared Leukos“ get firmware V2.1rev1

The Ploytec Synthesizers „πλ² Pi L Squared“ and „πλ² Pi L Squared Leukos“ get firmware V2.1rev1
New firmware for Ploytec's duophonic synthesizers to be released on July, 9th 2015 at Summer NAMM, Nashville, Hall A booth #649. 

Ploytec GmbH/ Germany (July 7th, 2015) (ictw) – Ploytec, the German makers of ultra small footprint synthesizers „the say the best things come in small packages“ release a new firmware for the Ploytec „πλ² Pi L Squared“ synth. The new "V2.1rev1 firmware" automatically recovers to a (programmable) default speed if MIDI clock suddenly stopps – an essential feature for users of sequencers like e.g. Ableton Live.
 
Firmware V2.1 adds a new HQF (High Quality Filter) mode, doubling the filter resolution, plus Legato Playing, MIDI Portamento Control, two new preset sounds and the ability to freely assign all 128 MIDI Controllers to any of the available controllers via the Mac OS and Windows software editors.

Audio demo available at: 
https://soundcloud.com/ploytec/sounds-drums-firmware-v2-1

Further Information: http://www.ploytec.com/pl2
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About Ploytec GmbH:
Markus Medau, a developer and keyboardist with the Berlin band Edit_H, born in 1972, joined forces in 1999 with Werner Wirsum, an information scientist born in 1968, to develop USB ASIO drivers. It all began with Cubase, a computer, and the lack of an audio input. Reputable manufacturers soon secured licenses (Apogee, SoundDevices, TerraTec, and Yamaha, later followed by Access, Alesis, Lexicon, Numark, Steinberg, Tascam and others). Kicking off their hardware business in early 2004 with the founding of Ploytec GmbH, the entrepreneurs are now busy developing USB3 audio hardware and software.