Friday, August 06, 2010
Teenage Engineering - OP-1 - Live demo
YouTube via possan2 | August 02, 2010
Teenage engineering - OP-1 - Tape tricks
possan2 | August 02, 2010
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What in the world?!
ReplyDeleteWow - pretty amazing. In one single short video the OP-1 has gone from being something I really wanted into something I wouldn't be caught dead with. Good job, guys!
ReplyDeleteTo me this reinforces its credibility. It looks awesome. And fun to play. But to me he's holding it upside down.
ReplyDeleteThe idea behind this is nice, but in the era of iPad/iPhone, 700/800 us$ for a toy sampler/synth is definitely nonsense.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the iPhone/iPad comment above, with one caveat. Something with real keys would, to me, be worth spending money on. There's a lot you could do with it that you couldn't with an iPhone/iPad. If it doesn't have real keys, I'll just stick to my iPhone.
ReplyDeleteI wish someone would bring back the Casio SK1! The Korg microsampler doesn't do it for me because there are no speakers. (...and it's really about triggering sample drum-machine style, not manipulating and playing them synth-style.)
How professional....standing on stage with a sigaret and some bottles of beer while looking lame.
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