Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-35 Speak - Tutorial & Demo
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- In this demo and tutorial, Sam takes an in-depth look at the new Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-35 Speak...a vocal sampler and processor with built-in micro drum machine. Check it out here: www.pmtonline.co.uk/teenage-e...
One of our favourite musical gadgets, Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators are a range of quirky, pocket-sized synths and drum machines. They look like calculators, sound like old computer games, run off of a pair of AAA batteries...and they're amazing fun to make music with!
One of the newest members of the Pocket Operator family, the PO-35 Speak allows you to save up to 16 samples, which can be recorded via it's onboard microphone or line input. These samples can be up to 8 seconds long each and they can then be processed and programmed into patterns using the built-in effects and step sequencer...and this video will teach you exactly how to do it.
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The best tutorial on the youtube!
The Speak is my 4th pocket operator and this is undoubtedly the most helpful video I've found for getting my head around it, thank you 😊
A great rundown of the features and sounds. It helped me decide to buy. Thanks.
Wow this is a great demo. Thank you
Best tutorial on the po-35
excellent tutorial!
I've actually learned something watching this. Thanks!
really good tutorial! this really helped!
Awesome demo.
HAha your basic beat sounds better than anything I do
Very nice tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks nice tutorial.
First good demo on po35, thanks!
agreed, this PO doesn't get much love.
😁 thanks, I am starting to see.
Good review
the "background" is an orange amplifier, isn't it? :D
Sure looks like it!
How many sounds can you play per step?
How to turn on the metronome when you record?
What’s the difference between this and the PO-33 KO, apart from this having more sample memory?
The PO-35 turns any samples into audio synthesis, so it treats audio differently. I basically renders sampled sound into a synthesized format, hence the longer sample time. But it does not record 'cleanly'. It always converts. It sounds great, so don't mistake this for hating on the device. But it's a vocoder FX box first and foremost, sampler not so much. The PO-33 K.O. is very much a sampler / sequencer. To have the best of both worlds, you're going to want to get both (or use a different sampler together with the PO-35 Speak, which is what I do).
@@PHeMoX thanks, I did end up getting both (my only two POs, in fact)
12:55 - "Tencho", what's that type of music?
But great video to show what the PO is capable of. You think it can work well in Jams with different PO's and Synthesizers? Thinking about buying one for my videos.
Great work!
Lol I noticed that too. All that tip top engineering and no proofreading 😬
@@stefan33uk yea xD
Tencho is a TE in-joke, something to do with how one of the inventor's kids misspelled it.
What is the wire pluged into your po?
Speakers?
Modern Walking yes. Aux.
What if you hate your voice?
Do literally any sound?
I forgot to like and subscribe
Someone, PLEASE HELP ME! Here's what is happening ... I press record and when I press any button 1 thru 15, no matter which button, the machine emits a LOUD beep, and then keeps beeping. Nothing records but the beep. I am doing it EXACTLY like the instructions and every tutorial I've seen. It's like it sets off the metronome. It is literally making me insane. Anyway, every now and then it will record something, but most of those are unintentional. For example, I pushed a grid button and my voice goes, "this fu^&ing machine is intentionally gaslighting me."
I have already resigned myself to the extremely likely case that the answer is going to embarrass me. I don't care as long as I can stop the *$*%&$& beeping.
Thank you for your understanding ... not so much for your pity.
I want to add that I love the damn thing. I have four of them and I'm having so much fun syncing them and just experimenting. The highest fun per dollar investments I've ever made. Sub is really cool. But I don't think you could go wrong with any of them.
Maybe the sample memory is full? Try tapping sound + bpm to cycle through the system info, and look for one called “sec” or something.