By now I've watched hundreds of OP-1 tutorials, and yours are the most well-explained and easiest to follow. Thanks yet again, please keep them coming!
@@SONWU looking forward to it - know how time consuming it is… and thanks so much, that means extra coming from an excellent musician like you! they were done 100% on OPZ!
Hey, just wanted to thank you for all your tutorials and videos. I've had an old OP-1 (mk 1) but never really dug into it all, and your guides have been *super* helpful and clear, even for the older model. And (importantly) they're super inspiring. Thank you!
I love my op-1 but the manual is one of the most frustrating things I've ever encountered. For the most part it just reproduces what the interface of the instrument already tells you. There are some nuggets of info in there but it deliberately fails to explain so much - the page on the arpeggiator is useless. Thank you so much for this video - it clears up the beige control which was the hardest one to understand. Why do you think Teenage Engineering refuse to explain it? Do they think people are better off playing with it themselves? It makes for some very unhappy early experiences with the op-1, and a feeling of regret buying it (which thankfully dissipates if you stick with it)
Haha, yeah the manual isn’t the best…I think te’s premise for the OP-1 was to keep things a bit “hidden” and to encourage exploring. But it’s true that it can be a bit frustrating for beginners.
Well it's a business opportunity for youtubers to fill in the blanks I guess. Assuming that even THEY can figure it out. I agree about the manuals. I love my OP-1 but I feel like I hardly know how to use it because so much is deliberately obscure. I don't find it exciting.
Love all of your tutorials man! I just wish the OP-1 was level instead of sideways. You cut off chunks of the unit and I know you’re talking through what you’re pushing, but not being able to see the whole thing is a bummer sometimes.
First off, thank you so much for the comprehensive tutorial. You are my go-to for tutorials. Just 1 question, have the arpeggiators on the Field been changed at all, from the op1? Or are they exactly the same?
By now I've watched hundreds of OP-1 tutorials, and yours are the most well-explained and easiest to follow. Thanks yet again, please keep them coming!
That's nice to hear, thank you very much!
best most comprehensive OP-1 arp tutorial! getting that OP-1 was one of your best life decisions! thanks for this useful tutorial
Thank you very much! I'll do my best to get back to making these soon.
By the way, your recent songs sounded great!
@@SONWU looking forward to it - know how time consuming it is… and thanks so much, that means extra coming from an excellent musician like you! they were done 100% on OPZ!
@@WHATISPOLITICS69 Thank you :) Very impressive work...that shows, it's not the instrument! Looking forward to more.
@@SONWU thanks hearing that keeps me motivated!
Hey, just wanted to thank you for all your tutorials and videos. I've had an old OP-1 (mk 1) but never really dug into it all, and your guides have been *super* helpful and clear, even for the older model. And (importantly) they're super inspiring. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the nice feedback. I am glad my work is helpful to you!
Thanks for sharing! Excellent content! ❤❤❤
My pleasure!
Thank you for making these tutorials! I have learned so much from them. :)
My pleasure, glad they are helping!
I love my op-1 but the manual is one of the most frustrating things I've ever encountered. For the most part it just reproduces what the interface of the instrument already tells you. There are some nuggets of info in there but it deliberately fails to explain so much - the page on the arpeggiator is useless. Thank you so much for this video - it clears up the beige control which was the hardest one to understand. Why do you think Teenage Engineering refuse to explain it? Do they think people are better off playing with it themselves? It makes for some very unhappy early experiences with the op-1, and a feeling of regret buying it (which thankfully dissipates if you stick with it)
Haha, yeah the manual isn’t the best…I think te’s premise for the OP-1 was to keep things a bit “hidden” and to encourage exploring. But it’s true that it can be a bit frustrating for beginners.
Well it's a business opportunity for youtubers to fill in the blanks I guess. Assuming that even THEY can figure it out. I agree about the manuals. I love my OP-1 but I feel like I hardly know how to use it because so much is deliberately obscure. I don't find it exciting.
Loooove it, thanks! Would like to see you go crazy with practicle examples for this one aswell :)
Sorry, I was a bit lazy on this one...net one will have examples though ;)
I’ll never be able to afford field or even OP-1, so thank you for bringing this synth closer to me :)
It is a pricey device for sure, but don't let that stop you from making music! Thank you very much for watching and commenting!
Well done tutorial!
Thank you Troy!
Nice tutorial. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Hey wu can you make a vid or short of good sounding examples of the arp I never get much intresting stuff out of it
Thanks for the input...I'll try to make one!
Nice tutorial!
Thank you for always supporting!
@@SONWU my pleasure ✌
Love all of your tutorials man! I just wish the OP-1 was level instead of sideways. You cut off chunks of the unit and I know you’re talking through what you’re pushing, but not being able to see the whole thing is a bummer sometimes.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll keep it in mind for future videos 🙏
First off, thank you so much for the comprehensive tutorial. You are my go-to for tutorials. Just 1 question, have the arpeggiators on the Field been changed at all, from the op1? Or are they exactly the same?
Thank you! I think the arp is kept the same, but I can't be sure as I only had the OG for a short time.
Love arps...seriously...they make life so much easier...especially if you're as lazy as me🤣
Haha, I can relate :D