By the way, in case you didn't know, you can save a snapshot of your project using P and +, and recall it by doing P and -. Seems it would be more efficient than disabling manual save. Furthermore, you can also disable manual save with P and Track, just in case you weren't aware! :D
Great that you mention! I actually had it in my original 'script' notes but I thought it was already too long. I hope people read your comment and notice that's a great option as well!
Haha you're welcome! Single pattern syndrome is my whole life :D... If you have a pattern you like then definitely just run with it and see where else it might develop. Hope it's helpful!
Yeah this is the block I'm running into with the op-z, it feels more intuitive to develop ideas in a DAW where you can kind of see things linearly. Excited to watch!
@@taylorh79 Interesting perspective with the 'linear' element. That's kind of how I view it in the OP-Z by progressing left to right across the patterns until I feel like the song is long or varied enough.
@@RDiefenbach that's how I've started looking at it, when I first got it (a few weeks ago) I was doing a pattern in slot 1, then copying it to slot 2, and adding some things, then doing a new pattern (like a chorus) in pattern 6, doing the same thing there, so the song would be 1 2 5 2 6, etc. Definitely leaning more towards linear now, leaving an empty pattern between intro and verse, verse and chorus, where I can just so it's easier to navigate
Cheers Miles, I was actually inspired to mention the pre-performance save states by the reminders in your Digitone video so the knowledge is making its way around :)
No worries, Eric! So glad people are still getting use out of these. I have a tutorial on using the OP-Z as an Ableton controller coming up this week in case that is of any use to you!
I have a Roland TB-3 I have tried sequencing via / THRU my Arturia Keystep as I don't have the OP-lab but it's a bit of a pain so I usually end up leaving it on the shelf. I've been looking at the Digitone for a long time as the perfect match to get but waiting for the right moment / deal. What about yourself?
@@RDiefenbach I actually just got the oplab, as my buddy and I often jam out and we can finally use ir as a reliable sequencer. I myself only use it with my Mikrokorg, both sequencing it and using it as a controller for the OP-Z. I'm really looking for some new small gear, so that's what I thought to ask haha Pipe dream is 0-Coast, but I'm leaning more toward getting a Volca, Modal Craft/Skulpt or similar (Bastl Kastle i.e) If you have experience with them/any other tips, I'd gladly listen! :D
@@casinomann Roland Boutique series is a popular choice I think for portable but powerful options! 0-coast for sure. I'm hoping to make an OP-Z and TB-3 video sometime soon but I don't know what to make with them - I guess acid house is the natural choice but it's not my fav genre - but perhaps that's all the more reason to take on a challenge!
By the way, in case you didn't know, you can save a snapshot of your project using P and +, and recall it by doing P and -. Seems it would be more efficient than disabling manual save.
Furthermore, you can also disable manual save with P and Track, just in case you weren't aware! :D
Great that you mention! I actually had it in my original 'script' notes but I thought it was already too long. I hope people read your comment and notice that's a great option as well!
@@RDiefenbach fo sho! Imo videos where I can learn more about the OP-Z are never too long haha ❤️
great video, this is 100% gonna help me a lot with the "cool but single pattern" syndrome, thanks a lot
Haha you're welcome! Single pattern syndrome is my whole life :D... If you have a pattern you like then definitely just run with it and see where else it might develop. Hope it's helpful!
Yeah this is the block I'm running into with the op-z, it feels more intuitive to develop ideas in a DAW where you can kind of see things linearly. Excited to watch!
@@taylorh79 Interesting perspective with the 'linear' element. That's kind of how I view it in the OP-Z by progressing left to right across the patterns until I feel like the song is long or varied enough.
@@RDiefenbach that's how I've started looking at it, when I first got it (a few weeks ago) I was doing a pattern in slot 1, then copying it to slot 2, and adding some things, then doing a new pattern (like a chorus) in pattern 6, doing the same thing there, so the song would be 1 2 5 2 6, etc.
Definitely leaning more towards linear now, leaving an empty pattern between intro and verse, verse and chorus, where I can just so it's easier to navigate
The opz audio is so good that's what made me buy the op1 field and tx6. Now to learn these suckers.
Fabulous music you make my friend. inspiring
thank you!!
Awesome knowledge drop once again, buddy! Seeing your workflow step by step is not only interesting for OP-Z users - I actually learned a lot! :)
Cheers Miles, I was actually inspired to mention the pre-performance save states by the reminders in your Digitone video so the knowledge is making its way around :)
@@RDiefenbach haha awesome - knowledge making its way!
Great tips !!! And a bit thumb up to the post it tips to memorise new shortcuts 👍
Haha the most boring but useful tip! I am glad you liked it - thanks ☺️
Really helpful video! Thank you!
Glad to hear ! :) Hope it is useful
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing, Ryan :-)
No worries, Eric! So glad people are still getting use out of these. I have a tutorial on using the OP-Z as an Ableton controller coming up this week in case that is of any use to you!
@@RDiefenbach Definitely!
Natural is the key. Great tips!
Thanks - yeah it's totally about finding what's natural and works for you - agree on that one :)
Thank you. I am inspired by you. Now back to jamming
🙏 enjoy the jams!
Fantastic video thank you!!!!
You're welcome 😊
Nice Video Ryan :) Great Tips on Organization and Performance :)
Thanks dude glad you liked it!! A bit of a long one this time 😅
спасибо пара советов были реально полезными
You’re a genius
Hahaha hardly! 😅 I wish. But thanks, Sarah 😊
At this point I'm mashing all the buttons. I guess I'll do manual save first
Yeehaw m'cowboy
Do you have any other gear you sequence with your OP-Z?
I have a Roland TB-3 I have tried sequencing via / THRU my Arturia Keystep as I don't have the OP-lab but it's a bit of a pain so I usually end up leaving it on the shelf. I've been looking at the Digitone for a long time as the perfect match to get but waiting for the right moment / deal. What about yourself?
@@RDiefenbach I actually just got the oplab, as my buddy and I often jam out and we can finally use ir as a reliable sequencer.
I myself only use it with my Mikrokorg, both sequencing it and using it as a controller for the OP-Z. I'm really looking for some new small gear, so that's what I thought to ask haha
Pipe dream is 0-Coast, but I'm leaning more toward getting a Volca, Modal Craft/Skulpt or similar (Bastl Kastle i.e)
If you have experience with them/any other tips, I'd gladly listen! :D
@@casinomann Roland Boutique series is a popular choice I think for portable but powerful options! 0-coast for sure. I'm hoping to make an OP-Z and TB-3 video sometime soon but I don't know what to make with them - I guess acid house is the natural choice but it's not my fav genre - but perhaps that's all the more reason to take on a challenge!
Great tutorial =)
Thanks! Means a lot coming from the OPZ vid OG!
Great advice!
./ivar
Thanks Ivar and thanks for always leaving such nice comments 😊 !