No no. It is software, every Field has it already the capability.

Its an update, not a new model

@@hanglider he’s just asking for a undo-button

On the fence about selling my original to finance a Field 😅. As for undo, a good friend of mine shared the lift/drop truck w/ me. The trick is to lift and drop immediately to the track you’re about to record to. If you have a bad take simply go to your in point and drop again. Voila, you’ve dropped the previous audio down again sans bad take 😁. Just be careful not to lift again. I usually drop that audio somewhere further down the tape just in case. Hope that helps!!

@@DeLewrh :0

Check the prices in the middle west!

It’s expensive everywhere

Elon musk bough one for his baby boy ... he chewed it like a toy ... hurts to watch it

the accelerometer.

OP-1 revolutionized how badly you can fleece a bunch of no-skill hipsters by making your toy look like an apple product. "only portable full synth" - there are full fledged DAWs you can run on a tablet.

@@Michael-xr5yx HAHA ok bro, have fun when that "daw" on your ipad loses development funding, then goes dark and eventually deprecates off the app store. The op-1 is a daw, combine it with, something like a digitakt, makes it a complete audio studio. Add a third recording device like a Zoom H5 and now you are recording lossless. Congratulations. Want something cheap. Uase a pocket operator as your samplr, direct into the op1 and just record on there. Now you dont needs an ipad, a daw, or 3, and 50 VST's, finally realize its not enough, buy a laptop and logic or ableton and then more VSTS, and audio interface, and brand new keyboard. I really also like this concept of "no-skill" hipsters you used here. You mean the no skill hipsters that push people towards an ipad with 20 interconnected apps, usb interfaces and the like, to do.... what... the exact same thing someone does on the op1??? I mean I could call you the same thing, like "gosh look at this newb making music outside of a full audio recording studio, wow what a hipster, look they didnt even go to music school." Your attitude is the problem not the op1 field, your projecting points to an inability to produces, so lets take a step back and get to the point. Dont yuck someones yum just cause your music isnt up to par.

@@ryokokofficial "Your attitude is the problem not the op1 field" Many people feel the same way, including people established in the industry. It's silly to say everyone else is the problem, rather the questionable business practices of TE. Clearly Michael hit a nerve judging by your lengthy and emotional response.... I hope you recover.

@@ainsbass no emotion just a response as a TE educator. you seemed to have parsed an entire thread looking for this or at least the entire TE op1 field space within youtube looking for comments to... comment on. Id say you are the one having a panic over this. Instead, I recover, or you know, just not engage with a product you hate or a brand you do not like, seems like a large waste of time and life when you could be enjoying other things, like touching grass.

​@@ryokokofficial Hipsters don't push people toward producing on tablets... lol. TE is a fashion company for know-nothing newbs with deep pockets (or lack of personal responsibility) and high affinity for social acceptance via shiny toys, i.e., hipsters. Sorry I hurt your fee fees bud. Looks like I hit the nail on the head eh.

maybe like an sp-12, through an internal piezo mic?

with the gyroscope/accelerometer I guess?

It had it if you plug in a controller with it. Now they added it to the actual keybed.

ikr! $2000 synth and sampler getting a basic function other samplers had from the beginning........ lol wtf!

@@AveMcree Roland SP just got it on the 404mk2. To be fair how long has Roland been around? 😂

@@AveMcree 🤣 ur opinion is just that. most samplers don't have synths and a drum machine built in, much less 6 voice polyphony on synths, drums and samples. we could go back and forth all day. eye-spy the MPC Key being the closest I can get to the op-1f and even then there is an obvious size difference. Akai is charging for future additions (flavor pro/Model D) and MPC key only retails $100 cheaper, which goes away quick if you want flavor pro or model d. If only the MPC key ran for 20hrs on a rechargeable battery. I'll appreciate taking my OP-1F with me when I visit family for the holidays, doubt I'll do that with any other piece of equipment. Let a good thing be man, the hate is played out and it's starting to reek

heya josh. hm, 'velocity sensitivity' - an elephant in the room? how about that 'undo button'?! clearly there already *are keys on the keyboard! jokes aside, we wanted to get it right. thanks!

not even then imo.

@@AveMcree I mean I’m trying to think: what would make it worth $2000?

MC-707 is your ticket. But it doesn't have the analog tape sim is the thing.

@@AveMcree It is the tape sim that is worth it to me. I don't use the rest. Blows my mind that nobody else in the world has a little portable box with a tape sim. I think 1010 could do it.

With tape panning you can get 8 tracks now and bounce stuff to other tracks unless I'm missing something

Don't give them ideas lol

TE has never charged for firmware updates. You know that going in. The original OP-1 got an update earlier this year, 11 years after the first units shipped, adding these features: added usb audio device in & out, allowing direct digital recording to and from your favorite pod application or daw external tempo sync stability improved when tape is armed and OP-1 receives a play command, recording now starts Plus a bunch of bug fixes, and there has been another update since then. What other company would've added USB audio input and output to a midi device they sold 11 years ago in a free update?

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