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> TE literally made ONE good product over a decade ago Sure, if you ignore the OP-Z, pocket operators, TX-6, OB-4, and probably some other stuff I am forgettin
by wilsonnb3 4y ago
> TE literally made ONE good product over a decade ago
Sure, if you ignore the OP-Z, pocket operators, TX-6, OB-4, and probably some other stuff I am forgetting.
- blacksmith_tb 4y agoI like the idea of the Computer-1[1] too, even if it's kind of overpriced. 1: https://teenage.engineering/products/computer-1 https://teenage.engineering/products/computer-1
- mig39 4y agohttps://play.date https://play.date ?
- Doxin 4y agoNote that they co-made that. Afaik the idea is mostly from panic, though iirc teenage engineering thought up the crank.
- cramjabsyn 4y agoNo, OP was correct. Although the pocket operators are good at their price points. OP-Z - a downgraded version of the OP-1 that assumed its price point TX-6 - a $700 mixer that is too small for human fingers… OB-4 - A $700 bluetooth speaker with a loop pedal in it for some reason
- neom 4y agoOP-Z and OP–1 are completely different use cases, in fact in many ways the OP-Z is more powerful that the OP-1. The video aspects of the OP-z coupled with the way it's put together from a mixing perspective make it perfect for live multimedia shows. The OP-1 is an amazing deck for making and producing full tracks. They're different tools.
- psychomugs 4y agoPer the sibling comment, the OP-Z's sequencer workflow is nothing like the OP-1's tape. It's literally comparing a multitrack MIDI sequencer to a 4-track audio tape recorder.
- cramjabsyn 4y agoCool. Let me know when the undo feature lands, that'll be worth the $1300