What is the difference between a keyboard's unison and poly mode?

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Poly means it can play multiple notes at once. Mono means it can only play one note at a time. Paraphonic means multiple notes at once through some shared components (e.g 1 filter). Unison is a feature of polyphonic synths where multiple voices sound at once in response to a single key being pressed.
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Poly means it can play multiple notes at once. Mono means it can only play one note at a time. Paraphonic means multiple notes at once through some shared components (e.g 1 filter). Unison is a feature of polyphonic synths where multiple voices sound at once in response to a single key being pressed. read less
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