That would be good, thank you Alckemy. You really get technical stuff, your Phaseplant knowledge is Testament to this. I struggle to hold information in my brain. Reading manuals don't work, it's like reading a map to me. Video tutorials is the way to go through repetition. I have used OXI to make freaky with some sounds already, but the cords stuff & poly rhymes could be a game changer for me. Like you said " its what you do with the synth noise after the synth has made it" : )
It's a lovely piece of kit. You can use it straight out the box, but gwad only knows how long it's going to take me to learn it properly, probably never in my case. Your are right about it being very cool
@@Alckemy Heck yeah! Mine arrives on the 22nd.. in spite of the numerous videos I watched, I didn't realise til after I bought it that it "needs sounds", I thought it was a groovebox _with_ a sequencer.. 😂😭 Have an MPC Live and an OP-1 so I'm covered as far as sound generation; but in terms of practical, technical ability, I'm more than a little worried that I'll be way in over my head when the Oxi arrives.. I'm currently absorbing any and every instructional video I can find (there aren't many!) - every tiny morsel is appreciated lol Sub'd for sure 👍🏻
this thing looks really sweet. i’ve been using a launchpad mini (the newest one) with the Launchpad 95 script for the sole purpose of live sequencing drums for shows, but since it’s only 8x8, it feels a bit limiting. i might have to check out the oxi.
I know it's a sequencer, but man I wish it would have a mode to let you start/stop Bitwig scenes and clips as well. These 128 colored pads would make this an awesome device for performing with.
Great in-depth video. Still, I would really love to see a video that goes deep into the actual “sequencer” part of the the Sequencer. 90 percent of the videos about OxiOone are just people making noises and use it as a toy. As a synth player I am interested in sequencing my 5 synths live and dawless. Anyways keep up the good work.
@@Alckemy Your video is just fine. I just made a general comment having seen dozens of Oxi videos. I just bought one so I can sequence my hardware synths live in real time, as in, live recording. In the 80’ and 90’ a sequencer was meant tu purely “record” midi notes, which is what I want it for (like Vangelis or Jarre). I just can’t imagine people using those buttons to set up melodies if they are not pressure sensitive. But don’t mind me, I am very old school. Cheers!
@@doubleohdutch2108 all good brotha, if there’s something you’d like to see that I haven’t covered I’d like to know, too- i have limited hardware but it could be fun
I haven’t really looked into the hapax but given the price it’s gotta have more features in some way. Stochas is a free plugin that can do some of what the oxi can I think
I know that ableton max has plenty of sequencer devices and bitwig can make its own version of offset steps via the note grid but I haven’t built one yet. I think stochas is a vst that can work off grid but I haven’t used it. Check out stochas.org ^^ and thank you for watching!
@@Alckemy it is, i used it for a while before i got into Stepic and HY-plugin sequencers, and i got the LPmk3, but this is still something Else, would be the perfect companion to take on trips with the laptop 👌 But the pricepoint is a bit 😵💫
It's been the best hardware I've purchased in years.
No regrets from my end either
That would be good, thank you Alckemy.
You really get technical stuff, your Phaseplant knowledge is Testament to this.
I struggle to hold information in my brain. Reading manuals don't work, it's like reading a map to me. Video tutorials is the way to go through repetition.
I have used OXI to make freaky with some sounds already, but the cords stuff & poly rhymes could be a game changer for me. Like you said " its what you do with the synth noise after the synth has made it" : )
It's a lovely piece of kit. You can use it straight out the box, but gwad only knows how long it's going to take me to learn it properly, probably never in my case.
Your are right about it being very cool
I can do a deep dive in the future
@@Alckemy Heck yeah! Mine arrives on the 22nd.. in spite of the numerous videos I watched, I didn't realise til after I bought it that it "needs sounds", I thought it was a groovebox _with_ a sequencer.. 😂😭
Have an MPC Live and an OP-1 so I'm covered as far as sound generation; but in terms of practical, technical ability, I'm more than a little worried that I'll be way in over my head when the Oxi arrives.. I'm currently absorbing any and every instructional video I can find (there aren't many!) - every tiny morsel is appreciated lol
Sub'd for sure 👍🏻
Those sequencers are very fun to play with.
Saving up for this looks a decent bit of kit 🤙
this thing looks really sweet. i’ve been using a launchpad mini (the newest one) with the Launchpad 95 script for the sole purpose of live sequencing drums for shows, but since it’s only 8x8, it feels a bit limiting. i might have to check out the oxi.
Great overview, probably will get one
It’s my favorite piece of hardware for sure
Thanks for setting up this video. I have been wondering about it (your pad) for a while
Definitely! I have more reviews of gear we don’t need on the way
@@Alckemy dude, at a 799.00 price tag, I totally effing agree XD
10:05 wow niiiiiice
I know it's a sequencer, but man I wish it would have a mode to let you start/stop Bitwig scenes and clips as well. These 128 colored pads would make this an awesome device for performing with.
You could probably build a script for that but yeah I agreed would be sick
Great in-depth video. Still, I would really love to see a video that goes deep into the actual “sequencer” part of the the Sequencer. 90 percent of the videos about OxiOone are just people making noises and use it as a toy. As a synth player I am interested in sequencing my 5 synths live and dawless. Anyways keep up the good work.
I thought I covered quite a bit so I’m not sure what you mean by the actual sequencing. Like a hardware setup?
@@Alckemy Your video is just fine. I just made a general comment having seen dozens of Oxi videos. I just bought one so I can sequence my hardware synths live in real time, as in, live recording. In the 80’ and 90’ a sequencer was meant tu purely “record” midi notes, which is what I want it for (like Vangelis or Jarre). I just can’t imagine people using those buttons to set up melodies if they are not pressure sensitive. But don’t mind me, I am very old school. Cheers!
@@doubleohdutch2108 all good brotha, if there’s something you’d like to see that I haven’t covered I’d like to know, too- i have limited hardware but it could be fun
@@Alckemy All good. I am expecting it today. Once I get the hang of it, I’ll stop by again.
@@doubleohdutch2108 How is it working out for ya?
Lookin at this or a Hapax for a similar application. Any thoughts ?
I haven’t really looked into the hapax but given the price it’s gotta have more features in some way. Stochas is a free plugin that can do some of what the oxi can I think
do you know any software (DAW or VST) with similar offset features?
I prefer sequencers, but I don#t want it to be always on the grid
I know that ableton max has plenty of sequencer devices and bitwig can make its own version of offset steps via the note grid but I haven’t built one yet.
I think stochas is a vst that can work off grid but I haven’t used it. Check out stochas.org ^^ and thank you for watching!
@@Alckemy thanks!
madness 🤔
Now im wondering why the launchpad pro mk3 has such a lame seq.
I haven’t messed with it but even the ableton push didn’t do a lot of what the oxi does
@@Alckemy😢
Now i see this thing has an keyboard Mode also...goddämmmit.
@@va941 look up stochas. I think it’s free^^
@@Alckemy it is, i used it for a while before i got into Stepic and HY-plugin sequencers, and i got the LPmk3, but this is still something Else, would be the perfect companion to take on trips with the laptop 👌
But the pricepoint is a bit 😵💫
@@va941 you don’t need itttttyt
Thank you so much
Thanks for making a sick product!