Teenage Engineering EP-133 P.O.II First Jam

video upload by Perplex On

"Couldn’t resist to give the #ep133KOII a chance. This is my very first jam and i‘m sure i still have a lot to learn on this machine. Everything here comes from the machine with onboard samples. My first impression:
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Plus: Very immediate, great haptics, love the design, great onboard samples
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Minus: No punch-in fx recording (which was present on all orignal PO‘s), No individual step lengths (only length of total bars afaik, so no polyrhythmic adventures).
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Oh and btw if you wonder why the fader looks weird: They added this piece of plastic around it in order to avoid transport damage but it is sooooo tight i couldn’t even get it off. 😕"

How To Prep Your K.O. II Samples for Lo-Fi Grit

video upload by Bloom Music

"Donald Jordan walks through prepping lo-fi samples for maximum grit on the Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II.

All sounds and music in this video were created using the K.O. II.

This video is not sponsored and all featured gear was purchased at full price.

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Intro: 00:00
The Theory: 1:18
The Process: 4:47
The Results: 11:03"

Yamaha's SeqTrak Just Might Unseat Teenage Engineering | NAMM 2024

video upload by Reverb

"The near-monopoly Teenage Engineering's OP series has had on portable synthesis, sequencing, and general workstation-eering may just be coming to an end with Yamaha's announcement of the SeqTrak. We got a full rundown of the electronic music-making's next great contender. See more about NAMM 2024 on Reverb"

Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II at NAMM 2024

video upload by Reverb

"Fess stops by the Teenage Engineering booth to take a look at the recently released Teenage Engineering K.O. II—a sampler, composer, and all around creative tool for a competitive price. See more about NAMM 2024 on Reverb"

NAMM 2024 - Teenage Engineering - K.O. II - OB4

video upload by sonicstate

"In an exclusive interview at NAMM 2024, Will from Teenage Engineering provided an in-depth look at the company's latest offerings, notably highlighting the KO2 sampler, complete with their own arcade cabinets. The KO2 is positioned as the second generation of the popular PO-33 KO sampler, boasting significant expansions in functionality. The sampler features larger, Cherry MX switch-based pads, offering a satisfying and responsive feel. Designed on a Lego grid, the KO2 allows users to customize their units with additional Legos, extending to the sides and providing mounting holes for creating stands or interfaces.

The KO2 is geared towards on-the-go recording, equipped with a microphone and line-in capabilities for versatile sound capturing. With a robust build, the KO2 emphasizes sturdiness while maintaining a slim and lightweight profile with and provides step sequencing, delay, reverb, distortion, chorus, filter, and compressor effects and scene arrangement capabilities. Will also spoke of future developments within the EP series, hinting at more devices to come within the same platform.

The interview also touched upon Teenage Engineering's OB4 speaker, a portable powerhouse with impressive sound output of up to 100 dB at one metre, and a range of colors available, including the Stormtrooper-like black and white vesion we saw.

KO.II Price: 249 UKP. 299 USD

OB4 Price: Around 600 USD"

The K.O. II is More Than Just a Groovebox

video upload by Bloom Music

"Donald Jordan explores the Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O. II and its old school sampling methods.

All sounds and music in this video were created using the K.O. II.

This video is not sponsored and all featured gear was purchased at full price.

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Intro: 00:00
Quality: 1:56
Drop Test: 2:38
Concerns: 5:04
Workflow: 7:31
The Killer Feature: 13:02
Conclusion: 17:05"

synth sounds with the Teenage Engineering OP-1

video upload by Mamotreco

"Playing four sound patches on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 controlled by an Arturia MIDI keyboard. Trying out synth patches from the different synthesizer engines available on the OP1.
#op1andchill #teenageengineering #synthesizer

Content:

00:00 Nostalgia Strings on the OP-1
00:46 Koto Action on the OP-1
01:39 Icy Synth Keys on the OP-1
02:03 Organ Life on the OP1

Current channel music compilation: https://mamotreco.bandcamp.com
Previous music releases available here: https://synthandsundry.bandcamp.com"

Teenage Engineering Op-1 with Antenna

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Bad Gear - The Yellow B*stard

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Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Modular 400. Can this analog Eurorack compatible modular synthesizer DIY kit be used in actual music production or is it yet another stylish coffee table decoration released by the Swedish design company? Will it survive the IKEA - like assembly process and why do I call it The Yellow B*stard ?

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:04 TE PO Modular 400 Overview
01:31 First Patch
01:46 Power Supply
01:54 More Patches
02:07 Oscillator Section, Tuning, PWM, FM
02:48 Mixer, Noise
03:00 Filter
03:19 Random, LFO, VCAs, Envelopes
03:43 Sequencer, Limitations, Tricks
04:44 Internal Speaker
05:00 Even More Patches (Generative Patches, Drone, Traditional Synth)
05:19 Build Quality (or lack thereof), Pricing
05:38 Hate
06:01 Jam 1 (Techno)
06:57 Jam 2 (Electro)
07:58 Finale (Disco Banger)
08:28 Verdict"

Aberrations (TE EP 133 K.O.II)

video upload by SineRider

"Aberrations is a short track with the new K.O.II from Teenage Engineering. I sampled some piano lines and chords and created this abstract and dreamy piece.

sinerider.bandcamp.com"

SONICWARE Introduces LIVEN "MEGA SYNTHESIS"

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Yuzo Koshiro Preset Patterns on LIVEN "MEGA SYNTHESIS"

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From Shattered Seas - OP-1 Field EP

video upload by tarekith

"I recorded this EP entirely on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field during three days of intense winter storms on the Oregon Coast. All of the photos in this video were also taken by me during that same three day period. For free high quality audio versions of this EP, please visit: https://tarekith.com"

Teenage Engineering OP-1 with Travel Case

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Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field NEW Terminal Effect Ambient Sketch

video upload by Mega Modularis

"Hello there!,

Here is a new little video highlighting the new update from Teenage Engineering, which added a new bit-crushing effect to the OP-1 Field, let's check it out!

it's a pretty fun effect and I used it extensively for the music of this video, hope you enjoy!

MM"

Teenage Engineering K.O. II EP-133 Tutorial

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Teenage Engineering EP-133 punch-in effect with pressure sensitivity

video upload by Jun Ishigaki

"Teenage Engineering EP-133 K.O.II punch-in effect with pressure sensitivity"

EP-133 + 0-Coast Dub jamming

video upload by Jun Ishigaki

"Teenage Engineering EP-133 with Make Noise 0-Coast go well in dub style

#ep133 #0coast #teenageengineering #makenoisemusic"

Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field Update

video upload by teenage engineering

"introducing a new effect for OP–1 field: terminal. a bit crusher effect that lets you travel seamlessly through the bit and sample rate ages. use the soothing anti-aliasing filter to get just the right amount of lo-fi goodness. we’ve also added a new feature: merge drop. now you can drop all your lifted takes onto the active track so you can continue building your song, forever."

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new fx: terminal introducing a new effect for OP-1 field: terminal. a bit crusher effect with an anti-aliasing filter to get just the right amount of lo-fi goodness.

new teature: merge drop we've also added a new feature: merge drop. drop all your lifted takes onto the active track with one key command (shift + drop) - freeing up tracks to keep building your song.

Playdate and Teenage Engineering TX-6

video upload by Luca Longobardi

"It's strange, isn't it?' the woman said in a pensive voice. 'Everything is blowing up around us, but there are still those who care about a broken lock, and others who are dutiful enough to try to fix it... But maybe that's the way it should be. Maybe working on the little things as dutifully and honestly as we can is how we stay sane when the world is falling apart.
(Haruki Murakami, Men without Women)

What I particularly love about these little instruments that I use to make music and that I show here is the feeling of being able to contain my world in the palm of my hand. And I consider this a superpower.

About this setup:
Playdate App Granular plays 5 different granular versions of a sample recorded with my piano through its on board mic, TX-6 plays sine waves (I muted/unmuted them live) and add its reverb magic."

Stretching the Limits of Samples On The KO-II

video upload by Ricky Tinez

"The Teenage Engineering EP-133 KO-II can Alias Samples! Sampling sounds high pitch and then stretching them back down extremely far to get them back to a normal or a low pitch creates aliasing within samples, which is this amazing texture that I was able to get from my older MPCs, and it's a technique that has been widely used for a very long time. So can we do it on the new Teenage Engineering EP – 133? YES! You could also do this on the PO-33 pocket operator! I also pair the new KO-ii with my Digitakt so I don't run into the voice stealing issues I had in this video" [posted here]

00:00 What's Up!
00:44 Sampling The Chords
01:07 I Fixed The PO-II Record Button With a PO-32
02:15 Boy was I WRONG about this...
03:40 THIS IS HOW YOU PUSH SAMPLES FURTHER With Pitch
05:24 Sampling Some "Organic" Sounds
07:29 Accidentally coming up with a great idea
08:20 Sampling The Bass Sound
09:46 Bassline Time!
11:59 Sampling and Sequencing The Strings
13:34 Performance Effects Time!
14:18 This Filter Is Kind Of Hard To Control...
15:11 EP-133 Battery Life
16:30 Wait... Is My EP-133 Busted?!