Synth pedal with polyphonic tracking?

[el murdoque]

Hi,
I was using a synth sound for one song of one of my band's last season's live set.
I was running comp->octave->fuzz->envelope filter, plus a looper pedal to kick in all these effects at once.

Which more or less meant that I used four pedals for the second half of one song and nothing else, so when I renovated my board, I ditched them.

But I miss that sound.

So I'm looking for a synth pedal. But i'd like one that tracks whatever I play.

The Digitech Dirty Robot seems to fit the bill - but somehow my gut tells me that pedal is not the right one for me. Are there alternatives?

 

[Adamixoye]

Boss SY-300 and EHX Synth9 are polyphonic. Some people don’t love the Boss sounds, but I think good sounds are in there. The Synth9 is polyphonic but only goes down to the open A or so.

 

[Mosfed]

Are you sure you really need it to be polyphonic? Or just that it tracks well? Are you really doing chords?

 

[el murdoque]

Are you sure you really need it to be polyphonic? Or just that it tracks well? Are you really doing chords?

I am doing chords, but that really depends on the output of the pedal.
I really need one that can take some abuse in the department of 'Feeding clean, pure notes'. I owned a Mothership and two analoge octavers that I ended up selling because the tracking was too glitchy to use 100% wet signals - at least for me.

 

[Mosfed]

I am doing chords, but that really depends on the output of the pedal.
I really need one that can take some abuse in the department of 'Feeding clean, pure notes'. I owned a Mothership and two analoge octavers that I ended up selling because the tracking was too glitchy to use 100% wet signals - at least for me.

It often is.

The Panda Audio Future Impact is about as good of a bass synth out there. A few flaws but impeccable sound