NAMM 2016: Teenage Engineering OP-Z Multitimbral Synth

[@zodiac909]

LOVE the old school simplistic design that Teen Engineering applies to all their products! Even though their products are powerhouses under the hood! ❤❤

[@tommybradly3735]

oh god I'm so fed up with sequencing built into synths

[@Gabriel-vd3yx]

It's primarily a sequencer lol

[@Natfeddon]

I think I would have to study the manual for a couple of months before even attempting to play on it

[@precarious333]

Might be a fun toy for a kid interested in music.

[@ineffable_potentiality_01]

can it export tracks and how many?

[@bunnymmm4224]

Is it out?

[@aries8536]

what are the crosses for in the knobs

[@kevinnel7038]

Aries it fits lego (bionicle type stuff) so you can stick a wheel or something there

[@OldeRusty]

sounds like he need to think. How about we get the guy who "made" it. "oh he's busy alg"

[@erikpollinger7408]

Where is the display on the unit? oO

[@dubspot]

+Erik Pollinger you can connect up to three display's that is Bluetooth compatible.

[@erikpollinger7408]

Ah! Thx, for your answer! :)

[@nautzero]

android phone?

[@ej1mshan]

At this point in its early development nothing jumps out at me with the OP-Z. There's a lot of empty real estate on the top right hand corner just begging for a screen of some kind.

[@lotdproduction]

VERYCOOL!

[@dugodugo11]

check old school beat bois.

[@MDSPG104]

They should have put a screen like the OP 1. It looks pretty bland to me .

[@SaypheZonE]

900 bucks lol

[@localfarang]

I just feel like it would take me ages to learn how to run this thing. The presentation of it is really bad imo.

[@XprawlerX]

what a gimmick