The OP-XY Just Blew My Mind!

[@simontoogood553]

The OP-XY Just Blew My Mind!..... because its so fucking expensive!!

[@MrML4L]

😆😆😆

[@alfredmx8415]

and they gave it to me as a gift 😁

[@louispconstant6624]

And I can't work out the volume of a sample, or getting the track to line up and stay in time LOL 😆

[@meanwhilebackattheranch6262]

hope it blows more than just your mind for that price

[@cazalorganism7020]

🤣

[@skip2682]

guys the OP-Z is great and it's only like $430 on TE's website. it's not as "premium" or intuitive but it has the same inspirational workflow and more than enough functionality to make great sounding sequences.

[@teeceedee]

only :)

[@skip2682]

@teeceedee it's literally so worth it. same cost as many less capable grooveboxes on the market and so much fun to use

[@teeceedee]

@@skip2682 i didnt say anything other than 500 bucks is some money i think that from all of them that one is the most "worth it"

[@WHATISPOLITICS69]

it’s pretty dope - and it does the cool transpose trick and has the step components. wonder why elektron hasn’t integrated the transposing into their devices. XY is cooler than OP-Z but $2000k cooler? in the wallet of the beholder!

[@biiiiiiiliiiiiiieeiiiilisssshh]

Actually the OPZ seems to be able to do more things than the OPXY, just saying

[@allthatforwhat]

Most of the comments can be summerized as: I want this I can't have this I hate this

[@additional__details]

Or combined as a note to self... :D

[@1dkappe]

I think that’s not fair. I myself am anticipating Schadenfreude when the build quality turns out to be shitty. 😂😂😂

[@subfifth]

Adding a few: I hate everyone who dares like this I envy/hate everyone who dares buy one I don't like my life and only find meaning in being angry in the comments Deep breaths, unnecessarily angry people--you can choose a different path that will bring you more joy and meaning.

[@greencontact]

I don't want this

[@kevindewinter8235]

@@allthatforwhat that in its self is known before release so thats evil :)

[@hasan7786]

I needed to see this, the fun parts. Everyone is concerned with the price and rightly so. But the funnest, not best, device I ever bought years ago was the OP-1. I used it all the time no matter what other gear I had. I now have a polybrute, mpc live, deluge, sp404 and a bunch of modular gear and I still use my OP-1 field the most. Its just fun and thats something that gets lost in the price which is really "value to you" when you get beyond the number. That price is crazy but the value:fun ratio is pretty high from what im seeing. Thanks Ricky.

[@Sk8erMorris]

check out the yamaha seqtrak, if you're mentioning price being expensive here then you'd love the price on the seqtrak and it's equally as fun

[@elementlab41]

I'm the exact same! I have a P6, Ob6, MPC Live II, and just sold most of my modular gear because I find myself using the OP-1 field the most. I've sampled every oscillator I own into it now I have 'em in my backpack. I can't afford the the xy, but if it brought the same amount of joy as the op1-f, I'd start selling shit and save up for a used one. Ricky's tracks here are just too inspiring.

[@RickyTinez]

Yea the fun factor is hard to convey and gauge through video too. Especially since a lot of it is relative, I like running it's fun but I knew a few folks who'd rather not! hahaha. Thanks for tuning in Hasan!

[@kevindewinter8235]

Thats what happens if the machine controls you instead of you controling the machine.

[@hasan7786]

@@elementlab41 Most definitely. OP-1 limited me in the right ways to just produce. i have an mpc live 2, bought every plugin when they release it, i just dont use it, even less with the 3.0 update. Right now its op-1 field and the deluge and the XY is probably going to slide right in.

[@royansabah5733]

2 Ricky Viedos in two days, life is good

[@heystrictunit]

This is why I use the OP-Z for all my synths. I’m not a keyboard player, and I don’t know music theory, but I have melodies in my head, and the OP-Z is the only device that helps me bring them to life. That’s why I bought the OP-XY the moment it went live on the TE store.

[@PsychologyAcademia]

Ricky your the best. You make me feel inspired with your enthusiasm. Your never over the top. Just know when something is good and says it eloquently.

[@WHATISPOLITICS69]

i’m surprised no one (that i know of!) has added that cool transpose function to their devices - it’s been in OP-Z for years and is awesome (though it didn’t always work so great in OP-Z). don’t know they haven’t added it to elektron devices

[@louispconstant6624]

What? LOL Do you mean no one as in people that bought an OP, or are you referring to no other units or software? Because...

[@Alphonso_026]

No idea what you are talking about, but man that closed hat every two bars is dope!

[@shufflephunk]

most of this was present in the og opz enrique 😙

[@RickyTinez]

oh damn! that's awesome!

[@biiiiiiiliiiiiiieeiiiilisssshh]

​@@RickyTinezhow is this awesome ? For 3000$ more, i would expect way more than the OPZ

[@EaselCat]

@@biiiiiiiliiiiiiieeiiiilisssshh shill is a word coming to mind.

[@bjamminsincebirth3494]

I really like this song you made @Ricky!

[@H4NDCRAFTED]

The OPz is a hell of a lot of fun. These ‘components’ or sequencing macros as I call them are in trackers , things like the chord strumming ate in Live and other plugins. I really think for groove boxes and sequences these macro edits are going to become more and more popular. I can see the next Elektron or Polyend boxes having a big list to choose from and maybe one or two bars will be all you need. Economy sequencing lol The price is silly but things are worth what people will pay , and TE isn’t a charity. I can see Roland extending this idea in an affordable way. But if you want the design , thought and graphics , you are going to have to pay a premium to TE.

[@Clee3421]

When Ricky had a 3rd Wave sitting in his studio for a zillion videos, how come nobody bombed them with shitty comments talking about how $5000 for a wavetable synth is absurd and how many laptops and copies of ableton you could buy for it? Is "selective hate-hype" all the synth people have left? Ricky your videos are great and you should do countless more with just Ableton Move and OP-XY until everyone chokes on the stale air of calling out limitations. ❤

[@hanfbrot]

Probably because every gear KZbinr these days just can be seen as a medium of advertisement for the respective company. So people judge the product and not the performance of the one using it..

[@RickyTinez]

LOL let's gooo! I still remember getting a comment about sampling my Xpander (at the time $4000) into the PO-33 ($99) and someone was losing it in the comments asking why would I do that to an expensive synth? The real question is why not? haha!

[@Daphoid]

I'd give some percentage to TE being more well known than Groove Synthesis. The 3rd Wave is physical big and niche. TE's stuff was quite popular before it got even more expensive; but they've also done some IKEA collabs; they're a trendy design company so folks only music adjacent but into design might be looking too. Plus the size makes it accessible. I'll agree overall, folks do what you like. I won't harp on anyone for buying one at all (if they can afford it, if you bought it on credit and took on debt you're a dummy). But for the product on offer, the price is high. I think the same for the 3rd wave, but for whatever it seems like it can do more. Maybe that's all the knobs and such? I've got a few more expensive pieces of gear (some moog and soma labs stuff) that's above the "$600-1000" range I normally buy in. But it's all relative. Look at people with hobbies like books or art, where something that's $50-100 is expensive; but they buy one every other month. We save up and buy $1000 things a few times a year if lucky.

[@RickyTinez]

I actually agree with this! It's a tricky balance for someone who makes the content. A lot of time I ask myself would I be glad someone taught me this or showed this to me? If yes, I make a video about it. But at my old job, I used to say how most KZbin videos are commercials people are seeking out. And going further, some folks want to be convinced of, or not, of their purchase, or lack of.

[@hanfbrot]

@@RickyTinez I mean as long as you show stuff kind of objectively, not denying flaws or hiding them, and afterwards telling people „this thing is great go for it!“ you’re doing a great respectable job

[@normalregular]

Gentrification as a synth

[@r1cht3a]

Best comment I've read in ages :)

[@alecsbuga]

Also for people complaining about the price: there are people paying $3k on a guitar. And at the end of the day it sounds like a guitar. The OP is way more versatile. Depends on what you want.

[@ChrisP3000x]

What do you mean exactly by "more versatile"?

[@StatetrooperBillyBill]

An MPC X SE is about the same price wich is a beast of a machine compared to this little gadget. That's the problem here, not the guitar example.

[@1dkappe]

I have some sweet guitars that cost only $500. Where can I find the $500 op-xy? I guess the op-z is sort of like that? To extend the op-z/guitar comparison, it would have a warped neck and be missing all the knobs and a few frets. 😂😂😂

[@synthesauriov3195]

@@StatetrooperBillyBillcan you put an MPC x SE in a backpack tho? I know that you can do the same with other gear, but I think the main appealing of this is the portability

[@SergeyCoder]

⁠@@synthesauriov3195If portability destroys convenience - it’s a bad product. Yes, there’re a ton of backpacks that fit MPC Live2/One.

[@nagchumpalot]

Oh great Ricky likes it.. I´m definitely buying it now..😂

[@enfinitesimal2810]

Hey Ricky, thanks for the video! You should be able to reset the "playhead" of a track by placing a Jump step component = 0, if it's like the OP-Z. The OP-Z's manual has a table that describes the different settings (section 6.4) including the Ramp thing you were wondering about.

[@humankapital2000]

Now I'm even more hyped. Thanks for sharing!

[@itinerantghost]

wow, lots of dope sounds there my friend! Super cool beat!

[@RickyTinez]

Much appreciated! Thank you

[@RoryRonde]

I will very likely never buy it but what a desirable piece of tech haha. It’s the Porsche of Dawless musicboxes.

[@NovakTheEnjoyer]

I don’t know how long you’ve had this thing, Ricky, but the fact that you can wrap your brain around it to talk about it the way you do is a superpower. I don’t understand it. You’re a natural.

[@GGprods-o2x]

the manual is available to read.

[@bhyllw]

Haha my exact thoughts.

[@louispconstant6624]

Wtf are you talking about? He had no idea what he was even saying. Why are you pretending that was an informative video? Dudes more worried about telling people he gets it by making a new video cause he got the manual instead of just actually getting off YT to learn the unit properly for himself.

[@F_letc.h]

I decided to buy one because nothing has inspired me lately, to the point that I’ve sold basically all of my gear. If this little device is able to spark inspiration in me, and bring music making back into my life, then $2,300 is a small price to pay.

[@fynnli6685]

tbh at this point u should look for the inspiration to make music by listening to music. finding new and cool gear should inspire to make cool gear

[@fynnli6685]

gas is gas tho, so i get it

[@leonsubbotsky6087]

dumb.

[@CartoonCityKid]

Hope it does the trick fren

[@Kaje05]

How much of the gear you bought and sold was borne of this exact thought pattern? This is a thought pattern that is destined to fail. You have been gaslit, yet again.

[@trustpolaris8369]

Thing sounds amaaazing 🔥

[@jordan_gentry]

when you are considering robbing a bank to buy a new synthesizer toy.

[@christopherknowles]

Teenage Engineering is for people who think they can buy talent. Please stop shilling this garbage.

[@SpideyGin]

This sounds so good.

[@SRDhain]

A great vibe on that track, Ricky. Thank you for sharing 👍 With regards to this instrument, after watching/ listening to many videos, the pros are that it sounds great, the workflow is smooth, and it looks (and most likely feels) like a premium product. The cons are the price & the workflow. No matter which way you look at it, 80 to 90% of musicians wont buy it due to that. But it could be argued that many upper tier studio instruments (I'm thinking of some beautiful, heavyweight- literally- analog polysynths) are in a similar category. The workflow itself palls in leiu of the usual DAW & controller scenarios & even the Akai keys / hardware UX/ UI. But maybe that's the idea, as to ease you into a different workflow, which does look like it could be fun if you feel the vibe. T.E. always do things differently , as do.elektron, whose boxes i sadly cannot find a way to work for me. But limitations can be a wonderful thing. I've written tracks just using monosynths with no way to store patches(using one of them as a drum/percussion unit), and it pushes you into a discipline that'll help you creatively, if you're feeling the flow. Ultimately, it's horses for courses and whilst i have no idea whether I'd use or buy one of these, i respect the creativity and risk taken to bring this to market.

[@hanfbrot]

The price is insane for what you get. (Remembering the sentence that you don’t buy a machine, but a workflow) The global adsr on the drum parts is an absolute deal breaker. The solo lfo is a joke. Incomprehensible from a customers point of view. The phrase that limitations would increase creativity is in my eyes not applicable as these limitations just make a shit mix. But it’s also teenage engineering not teenage musicians. (Edit: Ricky does a great job in explaining cons and pros here! This is not meant as critique on him! And I hope the interaction boost from people arguing here helps him haha)

[@teeceedee]

true qand for reral mixing a track out of this device sucks for real i had the op 1 for a decade and i used it 7 times or so

[@andersjeppsson8499]

Time to get over the cost of a TE product. They are unique and unique design in low volumes cost. They are designed in Sweden, not in China. 10 dollars for a beer is expensive. This is not. It’s a lot of money and not for everyone. If you really want one I’m sure there are sacrifices you can make to buy one eventually. If not, it’s just a gadget.

[@Javeton]

I foresaw this vid being the same day the other video came out lol. Was just waiting for the "shit nvm" video now. 😂

[@budgetkeyboardist]

I think people misunderstand the market for something like the OP-XY. It's a very cool device for crazy money. It's very much a luxury purchase. It's for a specific group of people that many of us are not a member of. That's OK. This is how the market works - you put out a product, you market it, and you price it, and people buy it or they don't. That said, the profit margins on this thing must be silly high.

[@SergeyCoder]

The problem that it’s not a luxury product 😄

[@ucheattoh]

so why are youtubers trying to promote it to us regular producers in channels we thought are for regular Producers??? so we can long for what we choose not to afford???

[@ssstentacled]

@@ucheattohricky’s just making sick tunes man, it’s not that deep

[@leftmono1016]

@@SergeyCoder - it is a luxury product 😉

[@DrFearCo]

@@ucheattoh he also reviewed the deckards dream… what’s your point? Go bang 2 sticks together and record that if you want everything to be cheap. The world isn’t going to cater to you and your budget everywhere you go.

[@hannibalactor1287]

Damn..I’m a sucker for sequenzer and I hope, I can avoid to buy this one 🙈 wish my luck 🍀 🤞

[@jjtaylor1073]

I have no interest in this I just watch your videos because I know you're going to make a house banger no matter what gear you use.

[@1UpBebop]

It's always the price with TE. It boggles my mind how, somehow, this thing is one of the few devices with in scale transposition/chord generation/key transition. 99% of music bars (ABAC AABA ,etc) is just transposing an idea/chord around a key. Even the DN I and II, for some reason, don't have page/pattern transposition and on top of that locking the arp to a scale, or a chord player that also is within a key. Seeing all the scale/transposition/chord/shifting abilities with this thing is so annoying because all these very important composition tools, are not processor/RAM intensive, and are lacking in everything, yet here they are in this $3000 toy. :| TE knows how to make devices that are super simple to make full songs on. All the other boxes are still lacking in that regard. Transitions, drops, chord/keychanges, all that are so easy with TE devices, yet, in contrast, go to elektronauts and you'll see 100 posts asking "Any tips on how to compose a transition from one pattern to the next?! I'm stuck in 64 step land HELP!"

[@hanfbrot]

What do you expect from a company that sells a junk market table for 1.5 grand? Expandable with the 80bucks fucking t-a-p-e holder. Yes, like „duct tape“

[@jg_ultra]

Your scale/chord/key point boggles my mind too. "Arranger" products have had this for literal decades, and you can even go handheld with them if you look into the Yamaha QY series. You just have to be willing to use 30-year-old gear. ;)

[@nkozi]

@@jg_ultra the Elektrons also have these features, but most users don't read the manuals :) (Not a dig against OP - their point is more or less spot on otherwise)

[@thealmightycommenter]

The transposition feature on the OPZ made me want every bit of gear to have that. It’s so powerful!❤️

[@louispconstant6624]

@1UpBebop What on earth are you trying to say, or ask?? Your comment isn't coherent.. "One of the few devices with in scale transposition/chord generation/key transition. 99% of music bars (ABAC AABA ,etc) is just transposing an idea/chord around a key." It's not one of the one of the only devices that do this. That's on almost every daw in one way or another. Cheap electronic keyboards do similar to that. It's called PRACTICE MODE. 99% of music involves doing the things you mentioned, not having a piece of technology that does that for you. What do you do if a computer tells you what notes to play, in what key, where? Tell it how long and when to start/stop is the answer. We went from having too many number one hits and bands for top 10 lists or radio segments in the 60's and 70's, to this circus? LOL Man this generation is weak.

[@florianschartner2030]

Can't wait to hold it in my hands. Fantastic video. Thx for sharing

[@alecsbuga]

I loved this features on OPZ and I was bummed about the synths quality and mono samples. Now this is what we wanted from OPZ. I got one too. Lookin forward for it. Also Ricky, I discovered how to alter separate drums with filters and shit. Basically you alter a drum, hit sample and resample it onto itself. Then reset the filters and shit. Basically you hard print the fx on the oneshot and create a copy of the kit.

[@5lanediver]

just use the opz to sequence synths on ios or externally…

[@ripskip160]

@alecsbuga That's an inconvenient workaround and shit

[@xairvideo]

Reading through the manual, similar to the EP133 you can press + or - to cue up the scene which should keep your brain timings correct. Shift and the scene number jumps in the middle which maybe by design can throw off timing. Great videos btw looking forward to picking one up eventually

[@nashotobitoyrover6408]

It looks really fun and I wish I was able to afford it. It's disheartening that I probably never will. I wish they made more affordable mass market stuff😅

[@JAAPIOJO]

Is there a Ricky Tinez black friday code for a 50% discount?

[@RickyTinez]

LOL I wish

[@prestopasta_]

Hi Ricky! re: @6:05 could you just stack another step component on that step to reduce its volume / velocity there? I’ve accepted I won’t truly understand how this device works til Cuckoo feels better and makes a mega tutorial 😂

[@victorblancoarcas]

Hello, my question is the following: If you input audio "in real time" does the master track of the effects work for said audio in real time without the need to sample said audio? thank you

[@samprock]

Finally we talk not about what device can do and you can do with it. About music and not the price. And it’s beautiful ❤

[@RickyTinez]

Let's get it! Thanks for rolling through @Samprock

[@samprock]

@@RickyTinezLooking forward for Ricky Ross season 10 episode 33 with lil happy OP-XY ❤

[@fischergreen4134]

It needs to at that price!!

[@notalkguitarampplug-insrev784]

Still don’t know how this thing can’t do enjoyable music 😂

[@renevanderkraats3811]

Deliciously smooth track, Ricky!

[@nitefly-music]

There is a key combo or sequence to start patterns and probably scenes at first step after the current one ends.

[@sequencist]

sounds very good

[@infriad]

I got mine yesterday and I can't stop playing with it! 😊

[@javiermurillo2573]

Awesome, Did you ordered directly from TE ?

[@eyesintheskies]

I’ve been playing with mine since about 14 years old there’s no shame in it 😉

[@infriad]

@@javiermurillo2573 Nope, I got mine from my local synthshop Jam here i Stockholm which got them early :)

[@javiermurillo2573]

@@eyesintheskies 🤔

[@eyesintheskies]

@@javiermurillo2573 the reply was meant for the first comment 🤣 apologies if it went to you 🤦

[@craigsbro22]

Should have been a collab with Balenciaga at the price point. And no, that's not a dis, maybe just a pitch. Drop the price on the current model and do a few high fashion streetwear collabs with the current price😢

[@ThomasKobrick]

Super dope beat.

[@moolder]

Those strummed cords playing pads are a great idea. I guess I can recreate that on the keystep 37. will try later 🙂

[@jaygilligan]

Great track!

[@kablehead]

I think that's why i never really got into TE's punch-in fx. Imo they're just a bit too loud/in your face most of the time. But if we could adjust the volume for them...

[@Boinzy476]

So if you made a track you really like, like this one, would/could you bring this into a DAW somehow? Isolate tracks and record it? Do a live performance like the end of this video, then edit it?

[@helloemile]

ok question, and what about "then what?" moment. How easy is it to transfer to DAW? Would I have to mute everything? Is it possible to do it track by track?

[@minkowski4d]

Problem with TE -> the price.....I always feel that there are other machines (or combination of machines) out there that have a fairer price and eventually even more capable of producing the wanted sounds...

[@_DRMR_]

Yeah their gear doesn't seem bad, but just nowhere near worth the price. The EP-133 seems somewhat reasonable, but still a bit on the expensive side for what it can do. If the OP-XY was half the price I'd consider getting one .. second hand ..

[@willybe6427]

I hate when the government mandates that I buy a thing I can't afford... oh wait...

[@harveytherobot]

Not the point. The point s the size and the feeling of using a “premium” device with the illusion that you’re not using software.

[@SmallWorldBigThings]

Synthstrom Deluge and Community Firmware ;)

[@RedHedDes]

But can you take all that stuff on the bus? To a cottage or hotel?

[@öüöïiß]

The price truly blows my mind. I can buy a new M4 Pro MacBook with this money and do more things.

[@McEnroe911]

@@öüöïiß this is for people who already own a MacBook Pro.

[@effext1]

You and I might not choose to pay that much for this. Then there’s people who will buy a Moog Model D for more than twice the price that does a whole lot less than this.

[@fabe86]

so dope! by far the most intuitive sequencer

[@Kaje05]

You ever tried Ableton? 😂

[@fabe86]

@ i‘m using ableton since 2010. i‘m pretty bored of it. you are all complaining about limitations. i love limitations. this is what unleashes creativity. i got all devices from TE engineering and they are all extremely playful and fun. a totally different way of making music. not comparable to ableton. it‘s a totally different feel. you can‘t compare a DAW with an OP1 or OP xy. not at all. already the sequencer of the OP-z was extremely intuitive. never possible to make similar grooves with ableton. even when it feels like you can do everything with ableton.

[@Kaje05]

@@fabe86 I’m sure would get bored of this sequencer after the post purchase glow wears off. This sequencer is no more intuitive than any other sequencer on the market, especially sequencers as straight forward as a daw. The only thing I see unique about this are those Step Components, which I must admit look super dope.

[@Nova-TechnoLAB]

How many banks of patterns does it have? In total? Because the OPZ is notoriously lacking in memory. You would think they would at least add 'pages' of pattern banks per project.

[@DetroitMicroSound]

TE finally realizing modern synth people love modern sequencers. I can, and have gotten a lot more for the same money... . . ... A bunch of times, over the yrs.

[@Klaas-g3t]

A question about factory content. Does the device have preset drum patterns when you buy it?

[@anomalousmaterialsmusic]

Does the OP-XY sequencer have features similar to the FILL mode and chance conditions from the Elektron sequencer?

[@seany108]

Mesmerising 🔥

[@firstandlast4415]

In what way does the OP-XY better the Deluge?

[@jocimusic3660]

much smaller

[@firstandlast4415]

If small is what you want and fully featured then I would go for the Woovebox. Check its features !

[@videowatcher1235]

Maestro seems rly handy feature

[@mathieuverrier7980]

Just need to save 100 € / month, and in 2 years I have mine, if price has not increase of course. I have even 1 month for free! Thanks TE 😅

[@bornach]

It's worse for those living in the US who will have to pay an extra 10-20% on top when the next administration slaps an import tariff on it

[@biiiiiiiliiiiiiieeiiiilisssshh]

Please tell us about that 8GB ? How easy it is to find and load projects? How much space does the system takes out of that 8GB ? How easy it is to put samples towards the unit? Is it as easy as the OPZ ?

[@biiiiiiiliiiiiiieeiiiilisssshh]

Its litterally so annoying that all shills are avoiding the subject. Theres something sketchy about it

[@ULTRAVISTA.]

Thank you TEENAGEENGINEERING, TRUMP AND ELON! DOGECOIN GOING UP AGAIN!!🚀🚀

[@TheHotEgg]

I think you can do that transpose trick, or similar, on the Yamaha QY sequencers from the 90s

[@andrewhorton5101]

You can.

[@ryokokofficial]

I'd like to see this sync'd and used with the OP-1 Field.

[@brianaddison2828]

awesome walk thru and beats

[@Klaas-g3t]

Thank you. One question, if I may: is it possible to play notes into the sequencer in real time with a connected controller keyboard? Or do you have to use the buttons on the device to record the notes? Best.

[@leftmono1016]

It will be possible. Surely!!

[@Klaas-g3t]

@@leftmono1016 Thank you, yes. I'm currently reading the awesome manual. Under 22.7 it says: "coming soon: control OP-XY with a midi keyboard." So this will be implemented with an update. It has to be able to do that, because the internal keyboard is out of the question for me to input. Regards.

[@craigsbro22]

The only peice of gear from Teenage Engineering I'd watch perform a whole set on and take seriously.

[@K-MoBeatz]

Dope

[@BastienSarolea]

So curious to hear you playing with a jungle break on this.

[@tColorsinspacerecordings]

Sounds good. That maestro thing is sick! Dang…I’d really love to hear what Flying Lotus would do with this thing.

[@XanderEwald]

The same as with every other device I guess: Flying Lotus music. The artist makes the music, not the gear.

[@tColorsinspacerecordings]

@ yeah I’d love to see his work flow on just one piece of gear though.

[@mdeerocks6792]

It's just an arpeggiator.

[@morgue502]

@@mdeerocks6792 bro has commented on this channel 8 times just to hate, pick up that job application lil bro

[@Sauvez_nos_ames]

I’m gonna wait for the OP-XY field to come out so that I can pay twice as much for something that is a 100x’s better.

[@RickyTinez]

🤣🤣😂

[@Unshapenkris]

Damn, this essentially has an omnichord built in?

[@Juanfernandoz]

where its the cow animation?

[@RickyTinez]

They took it out to pasture... 👀

[@lindasson]

​@@RickyTinez😂😂😂

[@treschlet]

Maaaan... it's frustrated me for SO long that every sequencer doesn't have sequencable global transpose. The MPC HAS global transpose, but you can't sequence it. So what's the point? Stuff like the Keystep Pro has transpose that you can play, but you can't sequence it. So every sequencer just requires piles and piles of copy paste, or just using a DAW anyway. It kinda pisses me off that now I'm considering the OP-XY just because of this one feature which I feel like should be fairly ubiquitous

[@-thetapestream-channel1808]

The good result it's 20% the instrument 80% Ricky ......

[@phelper4554]

Would be cool if they could make it into a midi controller and a VST or Auv3 plugin!

[@gin-sonic]

I would love to see the same song made on the DT-II or maybe even the Maschine+ or Polyend or whatever you have in your drawers :) To see how close one would get. I assume really close. Except for some of those DJ effects. But do really many people use them in a song except when playing live?

[@JamesReedy]

That’s the thing the punch in’s give live ad-lib variation to shorter sequences so they don’t seem too stale.

[@eyesintheskies]

Yeh but why would you buy this when for the same price you could buy their ikea field desk. It’s the highest audio fidelity desk on the planet… just listen … the sustain 🤯

[@yukiboy8457]

Dude, you can find tons of video manuals for OP-Z 😊

[@wjcolclasure]

it seems cool and sounds good and i sense your excitement, but, not going to lie, I'm utterly baffled by the workflow, keys, icons, everything, lol.

[@moistpeanut5986]

Is the sampling the same as the Op-1? Can you chop, timestretch, trim, normalize, reverse...etc? No youtuber has showed it yet....

[@ATEAMPRODUCTIONS]

This one does: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKfSXoCPnZmpmqMsi=Ml4I203IRByeSeN-&t=537 It's kinda the same as the OP-1 Field. Page 78 of the manual goes in depth about it.

[@AlexanderJung-zg7bz]

Ah a Klickboard!

[@relative_vie]

the brain = algorithms based on music theory, not necessarily ai :) it takes what you’re playing and theoretically suggests changes based on your inputs. really curious about the limitations.

[@xuser8314]

Did u pay for it? Or te sends stuffto you for media reach?

[@mikamulperi]

For some reason this device does not trigger GAS for me

[@RickyTinez]

Lucky you!

[@bornach]

Could it be the desaturated colours?

[@Kimfakkel]

Sadly the price is more then i can justify. But would love to play around with one.

[@lukebrown3073]

Sorry Ricky, 2300 bux has to blow my mind more than this.

[@C-sidesammy]

I cancelled Christmas to get one.

[@RickyTinez]

😂😂

[@owRekssjfjxjxuurrpqpqss]

Wish it wasn’t so ugly compared to the Field. Looks like they didn’t know whether they wanted it to seem like a luxury product like the field or a fun toy like the ep133 and it kind of fails at both aesthetically imo. Looks cheaper built than the field, though I’m sure it’s built basically the same, not a fan of that gradient on the step sequencer, functionally it doesn’t really serve a purpose and it just makes it less visually cohesive than the Field.

[@djkero]

Just got 2 of these 😎 hope it can sync via usb

[@andreschato]

Man, just grab a couple of videos on the circle of fifths. You'll get more interesting chord progressions.

[@TheCuri]

Yeah so opz stuff xD

[@djinnibiza]

Is similar to the Ableton Move?

[@karlmasters3804]

Looks great! Sounds great! Can i afford it? I wish! 😢