OP-1 My Sampling Workflow
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- I get more questions about my process and flow with samples than any other single topic regarding the OP-1. In this video I show an example of taking two random samples from cable radio and adjusting them into a VERY simple arrangement to show how my thoughts come together when using the OP-1; my favorite studio tool!
I came upon your channel by trawling through OP-1 videos (as I have recently got one). The explanation of your workflow and the essence of what to look and listen for is very helpful indeed. Cheers.
Aye could i have that second op1
The one-note-sequence trick is really neat. Man, so many little ways to think outside the box with this thing
This Beat will forever hunting me in my nightmares man. 😨😱
The first djthomaswhite video I watched, it taught me how to do so much. The second one (this one) has taught me so much more. Your videos are really something else, man. Thank you so much.
FLEX that other OP 1 baby ! Hell yeah.
Man your videos are a godsend - make me 10x happier I got the op-1! Now I just need talent 😅
Damn that 1st sample from the radio was lush as
Awesome tutorial! I like the beat you came up with on the spot as well! Sounds awesome by 5:27 in. Can't wait to get my own OP-1 some day :)
This is gold. Thanks DJ Thomas White!
Good to see you active😊
dude, wth do you own 2 OP-1's? I cringe at the thought of buying a 2nd OP-1. I love this video by the way. You absolutely rocked those samples.
Ave Mcree so he can have more than 4 tracks
yeah because throwing 2k just to have 8 tracks is worth it.
Also, you can record over 1 track with multiple different instruments.
My friend is considering buying one. I have a deposit of 150 down on one and I'm paying more off today. I just know he's going to end up buying one. Can't wait to get my hands on it. Sorry my point was we'll most likely use them together. The thought of using 2 at once is very intriguing to me.
I would if I had the cash, just the pocket operators are sick synth little tools too, so those gotta be awesome!
He's got the money so why not.
Very good explaining.
I recognize that red cord! I'm listening to your video on the aiaiai TMA-2 young guru preset right now
i want one of these so so bad...
did you end up getting one ? :D
@@danhibbert5954 no he didn’t
Wish I had one but i'm thankful for my electribe :-)
Good vid thanks for sharing
Nice job and great creativity!
I don't understand when you say write over? When I plug in my OP1 with usb I do not see any of the stock sounds in my folders just user presets and snapshots and kits I have imported. This makes me assume that you can not write over the internal sounds but I could be wrong please explain what you mean by sounds you do not mind writing over ?
I cant believe no one has answered you in a year... but if you still don't know, hold down the preset button (1-8) it stores it as a user preset.
Nope no one in a year ! Thanks ! So this will store my presets of the stock sounds or whatever sounds I have in 1-8 ? Now lets say I update to the new firmware (which I still have not done yet) What sounds will I lose ?
Get the new OS now! you're missing out on Pocket Operator Sync, the Arp sequencer, Trem LFO, FM Radio, etc. what im describing is basically storing a preset as a Snapshot. I cant remember which exact presets are replaced with the new OS, but IIRC its damn near all of them. Its okay though because A) the new presets for the most part are excellent, some are reminiscent of old OS patches, but the new Voltage engine kicks ass, and B) even if you can't find an old favorite preset, the old engines are unchanged so you can basically just remake them! also a few guys at the Operator1 forums have the old pre's on dropbox etc.
Useful video! Thanks! But still I don't completely understand how to play notes (like you bass line) on samples without breaking harmonics rules. Like, did you just go by ear?
So is the model your using the one for the beta testing and the one on the top right the official model?
The top right one is the cactus version
sir dj thomas. I have question if you have 2 samples (maybe from radio) one is 120 amd the other is 160 bpm but you really want to use 2 different samples in same tempo. is there any way you can make 2 different bpm samples match ?
With Audacity you can change the tempo without changing the pitch, then you can just put it in the OP-1
Scary sample man but dope showcase 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Really cool!
Hey, can you do a vid on the basics of how to use the LFO and it's capabilities?
hi,sometimes I have trouble finding my sample in the snapshot folder it doesn't show in the folder straight after sampling,usually it'll show after I reboot the op1,how can I fix this?
I believe you have to push and hold the patch button (1-8) where your sample has just been recorded to save it before it shows up in the list.
Kool...
How do your samples spread accords the keys mine do not do this??? Please help!
Cowan Duffey you gotta sample on the drum kit then edit from there
Do you use two Op-1S so you can use more than 4 tracks?
Yes sir. Or so one can have two sets of stereo panned tracks and one for beats and rhythms.
great video! It seems as though when you have a keyboard of Split Up samples and you do something to One of the keys like put am effect on It etc the whole keyboard then becomes that one bit, is that what happens or have i got It wrong? 😂 many thanks
Very nice video with awesome advice on maximizing the OP1 as a sampler.
Re: the versions of the OP1 shown here. . . you have a new one in addition to an old one? I notice there's slightly markings on the new one. . . any other differences?
Thanks!
monstrous lutes The internals are mostly the same, the newer models are just a bit cleaner-looking and more durable.
useful!
Cool!
7:08 who let the goose loose aboot this hoose
terrific
Having trouble playing back sampled Snapshots. No matter what I do it only plays back the 1st sample......even if I select a different SS per 1-8, or whathaveyou....same when going down the list of snapshots and hitting the keybd, it only plays the one at the top. I cant find anything on the web so far about this.
Danny Hollander sample in drum mode instead of synth.
where di you get the green aux cord i know they have some green ones with the TE company symbol on it but if thats the one from them how did you get it haha
What’s that popping sound? Almost like its clipping.
AdrianVino Gain staging on the OP1 is a tough balance sometimes.
Excellent, you've done this before? Lol
Man great stuff, You're sampling skills are sonic art.
cool!
What's up with the cow picture on their?
Can you go over the io of this thing?
I'm buying an OP-1 and I want the best quality durable AUX cables. Can someone help me out and tell me where I can buy legit decent ones?
Matthew Warburton guess there are none 😬
So i followed the tutorial and for some reason the old drum kit of the preset i decide to sample over still plays along with the newly recorded sample. Do you have any idea how I did this, and how to stop it?
casey krupp I know it’s weird, sometimes mine are saved without me having to do anything else… Just in case I suggest holding down the number of the sound bank you’re on, saves a snapshot. you’ll see a visual of a red round progress wheel on that bank. takes like 4secs.
are you saving to (synth or) drum kit directory called samples or user? also you can make your own folders when connected to computer and help keep your edited kits / samples named & organized & savedAs. . . essentially. think the preloaded kits will not be overwritten.
hope this helps. & if i’m wrong Please let me know thanks!!
Sounds like it could've come from Daft Punk's Discovery. Great track
$850!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$1299 now 😜😘
why do you have two lol
Ok, unless to be a musician, a real one. If I want to smoke 1000 €, stress me, and shorten my life expectancy, then I will rush on this wonderful object?
Watch, annoy people i use youtube for everything
Looks like an overpriced ipad toy
i dont get the hype neither, its just good when being on the road. next to that its not that far off from cheaper devices.