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It's quite obvious to me that it's a keyboard instrument from the first picture alone. The copy gives plenty of information on the synthesis and sampling capabi
by dkdbejwi383 4y ago
It's quite obvious to me that it's a keyboard instrument from the first picture alone. The copy gives plenty of information on the synthesis and sampling capabilities.
- anentropic 4y agoYeah I can see it has a keyboard, presumably some kind of synthesiser. It also appears to have some recording facility, but not clear how to get audio into it - can't tell what ports it has. Is the recording feature just for sequencing internal sample and synth sounds? Or... they highlight the new version now has a 2.4ghz antenna - do you stream audio in/out over bluetooth? A little explanation of basically what it can do or how they imagine it being used would go a long way
- dkdbejwi383 4y agoI think both of your questions are answered on the page. Maybe not in the direct manner in which you have asked, but my understanding is that recording is possible with the mixer accessory mentioned towards the bottom, and the antennas are for the Bluetooth MIDI feature heavily emphasised towards the top. Maybe they do need a FAQ with a basic Q&A format, though. e.g. Why does it have antennas? How do I record? What do the knobs do? How many instruments are included? How do I transfer recordings to my computer or phone? etc.
- filoleg 4y ago> not clear how to get audio into it In terms of wired connectors, it has USB-C, line in and out sockets, and a 4-pole audio jack for headset or mic support. OP-1 also has its own mic built into the body as well.