@@monosnack Thanks man! 🙌🏻

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Glad you like it!🙌🏻

Thanks man🙌🏻

Glad you like it!😅

More to come!💙🩵💙

Appreciate it!🙌🏻

Thanks a lot!

@@bexiexz Much appreciated 🙌🏻

Thanks man! Subbed too :D

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Thanks man!

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@@DisciplinedCommotion Thanks man! 🙌🏻

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@@TristanBaldi Thanks man!

Yes, you can use op-1 as a midi keyboard and also record into sequencer but.. it sometimes doesn't work for me, that's why I decided to sell op-1 bc of inconvenient connection.

@@SamLandski thank you

Thanks man! They definitely work well together. Yes, I used both fx to make it more juicy😁

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Appreciate it!🙏

Thanks so much!

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Thanks! What exactly do you dislike about it?

​@@SamLandski Well... first thing is that I felt like I had a couple bad pads. They worked, but I never felt like my 7 and 9 pads were consistent. Which means I would never consider using it in a performance. I've only played 2 shows in my life but I'd like to again, and more than that, it was annoying playing things in at times. I didn't like that BPM was applied to the whole project. With Elektron I built and hour and a half set across all the banks and patterns in a single project and had a ton of flexibility. Even just adjust BPM was weird to me... I don't know, felt like it should just have a button and not a shift command. Which gets me to a point that I should save for the end because it wasn't a deal breaker but as long as I'm on the topic of shift commands... They really wanted to to resonate with the old SP heads (understandably so) but they crammed a lot of great new features into a box that couldn't really contain them all.I'm down for shift commands, no big deal, but to use half the latest operations requires some cheat code finger dexterity and is like playing the old electronic memory game from the 80s called "Simon" where you had to remember the order of the flashing lights. These combos require a specific order, I'm surprised they didn't need to be performed in a specific amount of time. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that they must have had a couple year roadmap of features planned, but they either didn't have the common sense to realize this machine needed a new form factor to accommodate the extra features... OR they really felt they needed to keep that form factor to make people have and nostalgic. I hated that I'd have to exit every screen to get into a new one... depending on what I was doing. ADSR could be a little more precise. Felt like big increments between each value. I find the effects HIGHLY overrated and largely useless. I hated that they couldn't be saved to the sound like a batch. I hated how they'd disappear when the machine turned off (think they changed that). It was also very finicking switching between them because it's very easy to forget which one you're on. I think the encoders up top should have been endless. When jumping between effects and you need the encoderes to catch up or jump... that's terrible if you wanna perform something. I know people have always dealt with that but I started off with hardware way after the release of the SP. That's arcane coming from modern gear so I think the MK2 should have changed that. As crazy as it might sound, the real dealbreaker for me was that I couldn't name my samples when saving on the device, it's required jumping to the computer. I'm DAWless people I don't want to be on the computer and nothing is connected to my computer until I'm recording. To not be able to name my samples means I'm not saving them at all. This prevented me from experimenting as much as I'd like because while I appreciate a certain amount of experiemention and play, I want to start that off with proper saving my chops. I want to be able to recall things. To assign samples a random file name... c'mon gtfoh. How stupid.So I was sampling, chopping and then resampling into my Elektron boxes when really I just wanted to work on some stuff on the SP itself. I got more to say but I'll leave it there. Ultimately... it's a little box of magic through many of these quirks, but I make music to finish and release, I just felt it complicated things more than it help. But I truly had fun with it. Actually, it's my favorite device to chop samples on. I found it super fast and actually like that much more than my MPC Live2. Leaps better than the Octatrack, although there are some things about Octatrack chopping I do really like. OK, I'm tapped out lol

Thank you 🙏