Thanks! This little machine has so much to give...and even though many aspects don't seem impressive, the fact that it invites experimentation is worth so much.
Whoa! This is such a cool use of the OP-1! You keep amazing me with your unique approach. Keep them coming, you are a great inspiration to keep experimenting on every level!
Very cool. M1 and M2, I know what they do, but I never end up using them. Watching you talking about the click when enabling mic, and then using M1 to automate that level instead - what a great idea. I'm now thinking of all sorts of ideas :) thanks
Hi Mr.Wu! It would be great if you could make a video explaining how to sample, how those samples are assigned to the different buttons (1-8) and where they are stored. I have sampled a melody and it was assigned to button 6, but the default assigned sound was deleted. I had to restore my OP1F :( No info out there ❤
Thanks for the input. I'll try to get to it at some point! In the meantime... 1-8 are just slots to have different sounds in. You can save the sound that is in a slot by pressing and holding the number. This will save the sound to the snapshot folder. If you press shift and the slot number, you'll see the snapshot and can rename it.
I would love for you to a midi setup video, or just midi in general. I just got my OPZ, but i can't seem to find a way to do it. I found another cool way, but it's a bit of a hassle. i Don't have a tx-6, and I'm not sure there is alternative. I really want one, but i gotta save up some more haha. If i put my sp404 in dj mode i can record my beats and play a bit with them that way, but it's not as smooth as this. Having two step sequencers is really powerful. I Really wanna find a way to utilize the field without so much static. I'm not the best people person, but i would love to have you teach me about the OP-Z. Not sure how that works really? Can't wait for more videos with this setup.
Hi Jimi! Don't worry about not being a people person. (I am not always one myself) We can still do lesson together. Absolutely no problem. You don't even have to show yourself on camera, if you don't want. I am very flexible, when it comes to giving lessons and everything can be tailored to you needs. So hit me up if you want to give it a go: ko-fi.com/sonwu/shop Looking forward to hearing from you! (PS: There may be more MIDI videos in future, but of course the MIDI setup depends on one's needs)
@@SONWU As a NEW owner of a Field (and someone who owns primarily larger studio equipment such as Prophet 5, vintage Arp 2600, MPC3k, etc), I love the Field, but I struggle with the rhythm sequencers that it offers. Unless you're just hammering out a rough beat live on tape, I don't think it's got the ability to lay down a quantized groove very easily so you can build a track around it. I'll keep researching. I work by laying down a beat and building up the track from there. The Arpeggiator and Endless aren't good for rhythm, Tombola and Sketch are novelty. I saw your video on hip hop beats but in that case you need to punch it all in first, then play it. That was neat, but not creative for authoring music They needed to add a looping drum sequencer. Pattern is close, and maybe I haven't mastered that sequencer yet, but it's not easy to edit or nudge notes on the grid. (likely user error :). )
Question: could you perform with just the op1 field? I am considering it for experimental noise music. I play modular, etc. but would love to just use this device on stage by itself.
@@NothingNowhereNoOne I can just speak for myself and my Hip Hop centered music making...but the OP-1's tape workflow isn't as flexible as having a sequencer with multiple tracks that you can mute and change on the fly. The OP-Z would be my choice for ive....but It really depends or what you want to do with it live. If you want to play some loops and maybe improvise on top, the OP-1 might be enough.
Wow; I totally dig this unique method for building sound on the OP-1. You've found another new fun direction to push this piece of gear. Thank you!
Thanks! This little machine has so much to give...and even though many aspects don't seem impressive, the fact that it invites experimentation is worth so much.
Whoa! This is such a cool use of the OP-1! You keep amazing me with your unique approach. Keep them coming, you are a great inspiration to keep experimenting on every level!
Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏
Very cool trick! It's always helpful finding techniques for looping and layering sounds on the OP-1 without committing to the tape track.
Thanks!
I love weird rubbish! Great job as always Son Wu!
Then you are right on this channel ;)
Really cool jam! Who would've thought you could use the OP-1 in this way :D
Thanks! yeah, experimentation on this thing really is fun!
Very cool. M1 and M2, I know what they do, but I never end up using them. Watching you talking about the click when enabling mic, and then using M1 to automate that level instead - what a great idea. I'm now thinking of all sorts of ideas :) thanks
Thank you! Glad it inspired you
this is a very fun aspect of the op1 and the delay fx
Yeah all these little tricks here and there with the OP-1 :)
Using it for my next video as well!
Great job as usual, i appreciate. I have a TX-6 , do you have heard about troubles with the main out? Thx
Thanks! No, so far no troubles with the main out....in fact no troubles at all so far!
thats super creative. will certainly use that sometime. thanks for that!
Thanks, Glad you like it!
Brilliant! So this can be used for Frippertronics-type music too.
Thanks!
Great to have this step by step!!
Thank you!!!
You are welcome!
Hi Mr.Wu! It would be great if you could make a video explaining how to sample, how those samples are assigned to the different buttons (1-8) and where they are stored. I have sampled a melody and it was assigned to button 6, but the default assigned sound was deleted. I had to restore my OP1F :( No info out there ❤
Thanks for the input. I'll try to get to it at some point!
In the meantime... 1-8 are just slots to have different sounds in. You can save the sound that is in a slot by pressing and holding the number. This will save the sound to the snapshot folder. If you press shift and the slot number, you'll see the snapshot and can rename it.
I would love for you to a midi setup video, or just midi in general. I just got my OPZ, but i can't seem to find a way to do it. I found another cool way, but it's a bit of a hassle. i Don't have a tx-6, and I'm not sure there is alternative. I really want one, but i gotta save up some more haha. If i put my sp404 in dj mode i can record my beats and play a bit with them that way, but it's not as smooth as this. Having two step sequencers is really powerful. I Really wanna find a way to utilize the field without so much static. I'm not the best people person, but i would love to have you teach me about the OP-Z. Not sure how that works really? Can't wait for more videos with this setup.
Hi Jimi!
Don't worry about not being a people person. (I am not always one myself)
We can still do lesson together. Absolutely no problem. You don't even have to show yourself on camera, if you don't want. I am very flexible, when it comes to giving lessons and everything can be tailored to you needs.
So hit me up if you want to give it a go: ko-fi.com/sonwu/shop
Looking forward to hearing from you!
(PS: There may be more MIDI videos in future, but of course the MIDI setup depends on one's needs)
This is next level, SON!
Thank you!
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this is aGolden Nugget. thanks Son Wu
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
really cool! thank you!
Thanks!
killing it as usual 😀
🔫 Thanks!
This is so cool, dude!
Thank you!
Keep up the good work. These are handy.
Thanks, will do!
@@SONWU As a NEW owner of a Field (and someone who owns primarily larger studio equipment such as Prophet 5, vintage Arp 2600, MPC3k, etc), I love the Field, but I struggle with the rhythm sequencers that it offers. Unless you're just hammering out a rough beat live on tape, I don't think it's got the ability to lay down a quantized groove very easily so you can build a track around it. I'll keep researching. I work by laying down a beat and building up the track from there. The Arpeggiator and Endless aren't good for rhythm, Tombola and Sketch are novelty. I saw your video on hip hop beats but in that case you need to punch it all in first, then play it. That was neat, but not creative for authoring music They needed to add a looping drum sequencer. Pattern is close, and maybe I haven't mastered that sequencer yet, but it's not easy to edit or nudge notes on the grid. (likely user error :). )
Nice 😊 who makes the cables you are using for the mixer?
UGREEN
Wow😮
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A bit too special and nieche for me; but your presentation is on point again. Nice inspiration to use M1 and M2 more.
Much appreciated!
Question: could you perform with just the op1 field? I am considering it for experimental noise music. I play modular, etc. but would love to just use this device on stage by itself.
I don't think I could...Not the ideal tool for live in my opinion.
@@SONWU what reasons are the why-not for you? And anything you’d recommend for what I mean? I’m thinking small modular setup or couple elkturd boxes.
@@NothingNowhereNoOne I can just speak for myself and my Hip Hop centered music making...but the OP-1's tape workflow isn't as flexible as having a sequencer with multiple tracks that you can mute and change on the fly. The OP-Z would be my choice for ive....but It really depends or what you want to do with it live. If you want to play some loops and maybe improvise on top, the OP-1 might be enough.
What is your favorite piece of gear. If you had to pick just ONE? For live use and or home jamming.
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Hay una pasta ahí
Wu it is 😂
You bet!