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PO-35 speak EVERYTHING you NEED to know │ haQ attaQ
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2018
- The PO-35 and PO-137 are basically identical when it comes to features and functionality. The biggest difference are the factory sound set and of course looks.
Released during NAMM 2018, the PO-35 speak pocket operator is a voice synthesizer and this video contains everything you need to know about it. You'll be able to learn about the new scale and transpose mode. Find out how to use the recording modes, learn how to access and use all of the new functions and hidden features. I've even included the backstory of the PO35 speak and loads more.
Get grips on how to swap out drum sounds with microtonic by Sonic Charge and PO-32 Tonic transfer files. Im also explaining how to back up and share your PO-35 data, which is different from how it's done with PO-32 Tonic. The PO-35 speak contains more functions and short commands than any other previous pocket operator and so it required a proper no bs tutorial and review. The video also contains a menu index so that you can navigate the info more easily too. However, I do strongly recommend that you watch the whole thing because there's so much new stuff in PO-35.
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The PO-35 Speak and PO-137 Rick and Morty are basically identical when it comes to features and functionality. The biggest difference are the factory sound set and of course looks. 👍🏼
the fact you can switch out drums with microtonic is so cool
The Perfect Tutorial. The Perfect Review. The Perfect Tutoreview.
Best tutorial for PO ever.
Finally ordered one! Thanx for making this video. People like you are the backbone of youtube
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Great stuff. I’ve followed lots of other channels discussing the PO series but this is by far the best end to end tutorial I’ve found. Looking forward to more!
Jacob, I would like to point out to the others, you are a hell of a videographer! The close ups and panning transitions etc.. are world class!
Narration is top class too 👍
That was superb. There aren’t many demos on this that are so in depth and easy to understand. I only got my PO-35 yesterday, so I had loads of questions. You answered almost all of them. Cheers.
I was on the fence about this one, but you sold me on it. Great video. Will watch it again when my PO 35 arrives.
Just wanted to compliment you on taking the extra step to make a table of contents. Very kind of you
Thank you so much for making and sharing this video tutorial. This is one of the best tutorial I have seen on UA-cam this year! It is clear, simple to navigate through needed contents. Also I want to mention these(since I am a film makers myself) such high production values on the visual/audio design, filming and editing of the video itself. I enjoyed it very much. I had PO35 for awhile now, and I felt like I was only stretching the surface of it before I watched this. Please keep up great work!
Thank you very much, that means a lot to me. Being a fellow video maker yourself, maybe you’d be interested In knowing that I’m using a somewhat limited setup to make my stuff. All of the content on my channel has been made using iDevices.
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I record the video material with my iPhone 6s and I edit my videos on an iPad. I use a cheap $8 mobile lens set to get the macro, wide and fisheye shots. All of the audio has also been recorded using iDevices too. A few years ago it was harder to edit videos on iOS and I had to use a combination of apps to get results but as soon as LumaFusion came out, my work for easier. It’s a really competent video editing application made by filmmakers for filmmakers. This particular video took 2 months to prepare and about 120 hours to film and edit.
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Either way I’m really happy you found my video useful and I hope that you’ll be able to have more fun with your PO35 Speak now.
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Btw, I also did an interview with Magnus from Sonic Charge. He’s the guy who programmed the PO35. ua-cam.com/video/D730KX75kHk/v-deo.html
By a country mile, the best video on how to get up and running with the PO-35 on UA-cam.
By far the best PO-35 tutorial video available. THANK YOU!
This is the best tutorial video ever made for the pocket op ever!
This is really, THE BEST PO-35 REVEW on the planet. Thank you so much.
Happy to help! 👊🏼😊
most.comprehensive.video.out.there. thank you
Omg those ultra close ups are beautiful
This really is a great tutorial and I love the music and sounds you created that are playing in the background.
Thank you for this must have instructional, specially for clearly showing the keys combinations that are not shown anywhere, not even on the manual. Now 3 questions if you spare some of your time;) 1: It seems that like on the drum unit, voices also share one channel, and can’t occupy the same spot on the sequence; is this correct?
2: if you want to make a sequence of more than 16 steps, chaining patterns (after a copy process) is the way to go right?
3: it seems like you only can change pitch and formant under performance mode, and not on the write/ edit mode? Am I missing something, or this is the way it is? Thank you so much. Your hard work is impressive and inspiring.
Hi, I like the way you present info but I really need a dumbed down version as I’m totally new to sequencers etc. if you could make a tutorial where you actually created step by step a song and patterns etc that I can follow then I’m sure others too would benefit
Hi Jakob. Thanks once again for this super complete review!!
Just bought PO-12 and PO-33 and I'm quite happy with them, but this one seems really cool! And the PO-32 as well. God damn pocket operators!
That’s the biggest issue with them, they’re addictive 😉
I really need a more detailed video of how to back up the 35, into an MacBook!
I have tried and I can’t figure it out.
Do I use the mini cable and use an adapter then into my Duet THEN record into Uhm LIVE or some simpler program and save as stereo wave? Exhausted!
A walk through would be amazing!
This thing sounds great! And looks really fun. Perfect tutorial too, nicely done.
Thank you, I'm happy you enjoyed the video. The new metal series po's are the most fun and useful ones in my opinion.
Excellent thanks for taking about p035
insanely helpful video
Great video! Can we use an external mic instead the built in one to record? I mean use a mic input or a line one to record
Ha! Dope Dopeson from Dopetown!
Amazing Jakob, what a great scoop, it sounds great.
Thanks Tyler! 👊🏼
This is such a deep dive! Awesome video!
thanks!
I just ordered one of these fantastic tools
I can't wait to get started
I think I'm becoming confused between the PO-33 and the PO-35. On the PO-33 vid you said to come here and go to a certain part to learn about operations, but there seems to be things specific to the 35 in this part. I'm a straight beginner, and I have the drive to get into this. But I'm becoming frustrated by being unable to do just what I want to do.
I will continue to look over these videos and try to piece everything together.
It feels very difficult to get a basic beat going.
really grateful for this excellent video!! thanks buddy
Very informative video, I learned so much! Thanks very much:)
thanks! good work jakob!!
Great rewiew Cheers =)
Amazing what this thingymabob can do ;-) Very exhaustive video and very well done, bro. You'll never cease amazing me.
Thank you Thierry! Means a lot to me that you enjoyed the video! And yeah these new Pocket operators are pretty awesome right! Say hello to your lovely wife from me and my better half! 💙
Some people say having only 1 slot for drums is a shame but couldn't you also record kicks/snares/hhs/etc on the other 15 voice slots via line in? Haven't you tried to load non-voice samples on those slots?
Awesome Operator ... Cant wait to get it
Top quality video. Many thanks
Wow! Great device and awesome reviev! :)
Ah thank you, I'm happy you liked the video Pika! 👊🏼
Thanks great video I’ve learnt a lot from you
Thank you this wonderful video very helpful
Great tutorial. Thank you.
So you have a drums track and a melody/synth track and you can singing over it with these FX? Dope Video. 👍🏽
Does anyone know if it is possible to use it just for sound effects for the voice? Without recording. And just input voice (or live-in drums or other instrument) and just use the po35 as a sound processor? Thanks!
just bought my po135 rick and morty and thank you so much for this
My pleasure! The PO-137 works just like the PO-35 so every thing you need should be in this video. 👊🏼😊
This is amazing!
Great voice Mister Haq!
Hello there PO afficionados, i am Pat from France.
I cannot record anything new on my 2022 PO35, facing a "NOPE" signal every single time. I only recorded 3 vocals on it, then stored it on a shelf for two years (without batteries).
So i got it back and tried again and again but alway that NOPE message. I cannot even erase my old samples from it, neither make a factory reset.
it is just like if everything inside of it is frozen, protected.
The other functions are still working.
Any ideas?
Thx in advance,
Pat
Thanks, best tutorial.
nice closeups!
Thank you! It's pretty surprising what can be done with a cheap $8 lens set and an iPhone 6s. 👊🏼
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I think you meant pattern instead of sound here, unless its different for speak. (Considering you also have to hit record, I think it is different)
Amazing quality video
Thank you.
Brilliant man!
Clever done, bro' ! Thank's a lot 🎼
Thanks for this video it's been a great resource for starting out with my PO-35 speak, but I have an issue I can get the drum patch to load from your videos, but cant get the data transfer to work for the full backup, I have checked my recording it's stereo 16bit 44khz captured from the line out but when I try to restore it to the PO-35 line in it doesn't detect it property and fails have you managed to do a full dump and restore? I give up for now given me a headache. Any help would be most appreciated
thorough, nice!
Awesome video, I could have sworn there was a way to transfer drum samples between the 32 and 35? I could be imagining this.
Yes, PO-35 is running a more limited version of the Microtonic drum synth engine. So PO-35 can receive drum data from both Microtonic (PC/Mac) and PO32, but not the other way around. To clarify, PO-35 cannot send data to PO32. When transferring drum data from PO-32 and or Microtonic into PO-35, the only thing that gets transferred are the drum sounds. Pattern data gets ignored.
Hi mate, awesome vid. I'm working my way through it, just wondering what kinds results you get when sampling non vocal sounds into this bad boy... What does a guitar sound like? Or a timpani or kick drum? Sorry if it's covered in the vid, and I haven't got to it yet.
Yeahhhh thanxxx man
great video!
Thank you!
So can I put your po32 packs into my speak??
Sounds great. Wonderful video. Do you offer your sound sets for download? I would love to try them please.
I’ve never shared any sound set for the Synthesizer part of Po35. I’ve only shared drum sounds. Both PO35 speak and PO32 tonic can read those files so all drum sounds get switched out. However the PO35 only reads the sounds and not the patterns.
Ok, let me get this right. So you have a fifth chord fx for the vox right? But what if you put the scale to major7? Would be the fifth chord effect it too? And can you put the chords into the 15 keys? The PO-20 can do this but you only have the same synth instrument. Hope for an answer. Thx 😃👍🏽. Nice categories Video man. A very deep overview. 👍🏽
Wait, the data transfer can happen via nothing but the mic now? MINDSPLOSION
No. The PO33 and PO35 can only do backups (DATA DUMPS) through the headphone port in stereo at 44KHz minimum. And these two can only receive backed up data through the line input.
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The PO35 however can also be updated with new Microtonic drum patches through the michrophone or line input. It can receive data from both Microtonic and PO32. This will only load drum sounds and not pattern data.
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This is a bit complicated but I suggest you watch the segment about backing up data in my PO33 video. It's got a menu index so it's easy to find that tutorial section. It can sometimes be easier understanding something when it's graphically illustrated too. Here's that video: ua-cam.com/video/NmJoW-tiBSM/v-deo.html
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Hope this helps! 👍🏼
Yes I meant loading drum sounds from uTonic into the PO-35, so it sounds like it is possible (since there is a part where you play the sound file and I guess that can load the data into the PO right through the mic). Thanks for the explanations and great video!
When I hold sound and then press pattern, the screen says the word off. I can’t find any reference to this anywhere. Any idea what this does?
Gr8 very useful tutorial, thanks so much. You are a P O. Jedi, Bro! One quick question, do you know if TE has acknowledged some type of weird battery drain issue with the PO-35 in standby mode? I say this because I have both PO-33 and PO-35, and if I change the batteries on each and leave them in Standby. In a few weeks the PO-33 is still fine, but the PO-35 is dead. Batteries drained. This indicates a problem with the unit, its design, or the software. Any ideas, I have heard others complain about this also...
I’ve nerver come across this issue personally, but I’ve seen comments and posts online from user reporting similar issues. You might want to get in touch with TE support about that.
Hi I have some questions for the KO:
If I make a pattern from notes, but I want to take a part of that pattern to the melodic kit. Is it possible for the KO to "sample itself"? I am asking this in the context of "beating" the 4 note polyphony limitation.
Can I sequence in triplets? Or make it 12 (4 triplets) instead of counting to 16?
Looking forward to your reply. Thanks a lot! More power to your channel!
41:26 oh yeah!
I keep imagining the small dog from labyrinth is narrating this video!
This is Cool 😎
I bought for the microtonic for PO-35 (i use Abelton under windows) and i want to transfer a sound to po-35. When i use the 35 to start the transfer (with record+sound button) and click the "5" button in microtonic on the transfer tab,than the po-35 gives me back the "send success" sound, but the transfer failed. I did this transfer with microphone.What am I doing wrong?
Beställde 2 st Pocket operators nyss. PO-35 SPEAK och PO-128 MEGA MAN! 😃 ps. När kommer Jangelin and Yamihl-
Froggy loggy? Ds 😎 Mvh från Töreboda
The breath mix shortcut isn’t working for me
My favorite part is 26:17
Thank you! ⭐️
Is having one channel for drums very limiting? I have three POs already but no dedicated one for drums (no 32, no 12). I am thinking about just getting the PO35 because I'm interested in the voice sampling (obviously) and the transposing feature and also it seems to have pretty good drum capabilities, considering you can swap out samples!
Just one drum channel is always limiting but if you've got more po's then you can link them up, get creative and spread out more. Drum elements between the lot. I've done that a lot on the past. Also I need to clarify that the drums inside PO35 aren't samples. The PO35 houses the same drum-synthesizer as PO32 Tonic, meaning it's powered by microtonic. So you need data transfers to swap out drum sounds, but there are plenty out there. I've got loads of genre based PO32 drum transfers for free on my channel that can also be used in PO35. Awesome right, I love that.
at around 10:25 you adjust the speed and the tone, so changing the speed of a sample doesn't change the pitch? and changing the pitch under tone doesn't change the speed of the sample? i'd really appreciate an answer because if this is true, combining it with the noise/breath reduction option would make this a great sampler, since the po-33 nor the op-1 have time stretching/pitch shifting
Yes, the PO-35 can time-stretch. But I really need to clarify something. The PO-35 is a voice synth and it always adds a synth-vocal-sounding “effect” to the sound. It does not play back sounds clean like a sampler. Everything you record into the po35 gets converted into Synthesizer data. What you’re working with are not really audio samples. I strongly recommend watching this video where I am comparing the sound between the PO-35 (synth) and PO-33 (sampler). There’s a huge difference in sound: ua-cam.com/video/ebN85r9KO3w/v-deo.html - The PO-35 was designed to handle vocals and make them into synthesised vox. The other one is a pure sampler.
buena Bro!
De nada! 🤍
26:20 is cool to me
are lossless compression like FLAC okay to store backups with?
I am really finding it difficult to choose from 33 and 35 model.. really close features.
I'll try to explain the differences a bit better, because they're actually quite dissimilar from one another. PO-35 speak is a voice synthesiser. It records an audio stream in and converts it into DATA. Whatever you record in is always going to sound synthesised. There is no "clean" / "nofx" setting for that sound because it's not a sample once it's been recorded. It's got synthesiser settings coded specifically for voice Synthesis too like breath control (noise that runs through vocal sounding filter made to simulate breath sounds) and formant control (alters the sound from male sounding vocals to female sounding vocals). This is completely different from the PO-33 K.O and they cannot be compared because PO-33 is a sampler and will not synthesise the audio after it's recorded. You record an Amen break in, and it will still sound like an Amen break when it's played up. The PO-33 only deals with audio. Hope this clarifies it. 👍🏼
Yes man, how long did it take to beta test this device ?
jusmith 33
Is it possible to play the input live into the 8 effects?
can sample on the fly? during the jam
The only thing I NEED to know is: What does the Japanese era Tenchō have to do with a certain tempo?
Jörg Wessels it doesn't. The metal series (32/33/35) all have this "TENCHO" spelling error. The screens where designed by a nine year old girl, her name is Ivana and she is the daughter of Teenage Engineering CEO and founder Jesper Kouthoofd. She misspelled techno for the first PO32 design and TE decided to keep that spelling design. If you search instagram for "Cuckoo Tencho" you'll be able to find a video with him doing a take on what he think "techno" really is. 👍🏼
Sounds good and has interesting features. But if I'm being honest, I've always hated the pocket operator form. I'd rather they put it in a more respectable case with better controls. I don't want to fiddle with something that small, it looks downright irritating to use.
Hi, so if I understand well, this PO 35 can be synced with Korg electribe 2(korg as a master and PO as a slave)? And when I change batteries, it will restore the the factory reset every time, or it will remember the presets as I had them before changing batteries?
If the electribe is using a klicktrack pulse for syncing then yes any Pocket Operator should be able to sync to it (I haven't tried it myself, since I do not own an electribe 2). Regarding the restoring function. As I stated in the video to perform a factory reset one has to remove the batteries and then press and hold in the WRITE and PATTERN button while inserting the batteries at the same time. This will load the factory settings and remove whatever was in the machine prior to the reset. So just simply just removing batteries and inserting them again shouldn't do anything at all to your sounds or patterns.
Can I plug a mic in and audio out?
If this uses the same audio file as the po-32, can you then send the audio from the po-35 to the po-32 so you can have different sounds?
Your answer 38:30 😉
thanks, but i mean like sending the audio file from po-35 to po-32 so the po-32 can have vocals and such.
Well no, not as data. But, PO33 is a sampler, so just connect the headphone output on the PO35 to the line input on the PO33 and sample the Sounds instead. 😉
I was sad that after finally giving in, and ordering a PO-35, it arrived today, with a broken screen. 🙁
can you play drum machine and synth at the same time?
When you're backing up data, are you supposed to hear static like when importing sounds?
Yes, however what you’re hearing isn’t random static. The metal series PO’s (32, 33, 35) are utilising the same technique for sending and receiving data as the old dial-up modems where using (frequency-shift-keying). Hope this answers your question. 👍🏼
Is the PO 35 Speak the same as PO 32 Tonic given that they both have access to microtonic? If so, I guess it would make sense to return my tonic, and switch it for speak given the added voice synthesizer feature. I know I'm missing something here... I need clarification please
Ok so, the drum section in PO35 speak is only 1 voice so only 1 drum sound can be played at a step. Drum sounds cannot be muted or soloed either and there are no accent controls. Oh and there's only 8 fx meant for the audio output. The first 8 (fx) options are voice synth states. Also when transferring patterns and drum sounds from Microtonic or another PO32 into PO35 the patterns will not load, only the drum sounds.
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PO32 was specifically designed to be a drum machine with 4 voices. So up to four sounds can be played at a step at the same time. Also sounds can be muted and soloed. PO32 also has accent controls and 16 fx effects. When transferring patterns and drum sounds from Microtonic or another PO32 into a PO32 Tonic, all data will load, accent data, patterns and chains plus drum sounds.
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These two Pocket operators where designed for different things. In the end it's all about what you need.
Jakob Haq You're the man, thanks for taking the time to answer my question! That cleared up my misconception, I appreciate it.
PO-32 does more...dont be foolish...
i'm trying to make hip hop/trap beats and I want to sample my own drums through the line. is it better to go with the 35 over the 33?
PO-35 speak is a voice synthesiser and will convert any incoming audio into synthesised sound. So if you want to put your own audio drums in it then the PO35 speak is not the one you want. The drum machine inside PO35 is powered by microtonic just like in PO32 so if you want new drum sounds your going to need microtonic to change them or grab a free transfer file with new drums in them. So if you're working with audio then You most likely want PO33 which is a sampler.
Tencho?
Krister Nielsen lol you beat me to it!
What the heck haha
One of the developer's daughters designed the LCD of the Tonic and misspelled Techno... they kept it in!
I prefer old school Detroit Tencho, not all this minimal tencho that's become so popular in the last decade or so.
The metal series (32/33/35) all have this "TENCHO" spelling error. The screens where designed a nine year old girl, her name is Ivana and she is the daughter of Teenage Engineering CEO and founder Jesper Kouthoofd. She misspelled techno for the first PO32 design and TE decided to keep that spelling design. If you search instagram for "Cuckoo Tencho" you'll be able to find a video with him doing a take on what he think "techno" really is. 👍🏼
That is so sweet!
Very helpfull detail vid but these things are weird as you have shown different ways to jam form other vids and from what ive been doing
Can wait to have soem propper paly time and gonna link to me korg kp an kassolator may be the korg nintendoswitch
If I fingerd all my stuff I'd be in trouble
Just to clarify. All footage in this video have been made for this video. I haven’t taken footage from any other videos. Also, I’m curious to what do you mean by weird? If you have any questions I’d be willing to try to answer them.
@@JakobHaq yeah that's why I like it specific to the product and quite detailed
Like to see more like these
You can also set swing ( assume its swing ) by holding bpm and twiddling the left knob
Wired-- probably as I havent the hang of these yet as more involed than what I thought
_"We're going in hard and rough.."_ 0_o
Oh-oo oh fux yeah