Hey, thanks! Looots of hours spent on the the device ;)

Heyyyy! Nice to get such a positive response. More OP-Z videos are on their way!

Hey thanks! Great to see some familiar faces here!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Haha, that's great to hear :) More OP-Z videos incoming!

My pleasure! Hope the OP-Z will bring you lots of fun. It's the best sequencer ever!!!!

Same here…

Thank you very much, that's nice to hear :)

My pleasure, glad you like them!

😅 "late to the party". Wonder why no-one ever says that about piano's.

Thanks! Yeah…it‘s too bad. I really hope they will make a better version!

Thanks 🙏

I still think the OP-Z sequencer is the best in many ways. It doesn’t have a good sampler, and the synth are just alright. But it’s super quick to work with and can control other gear really well. For that purpose I would recommend it! The EP-133 is way more fun when it comes to sampling. However it doesn’t have a synth built in…so it depends on what you are looking for :/

@@SONWU OK, so I went ahead and purchased one off of reverb and now super excited to learn and pair with my also tiny lemondrop. The OPZ is my very first groovebox, and although I still have no clue what I'm doing as yet as a native guitarist, I'm super stoked at the potential of learning more about sound design and creating more ambient orchestral type music solo....don't ask lol. So again, just wanted to thank you for inspiring me on this whole creative initiative. Like many others, I truly value your content and hope to see more of your ideas on the channel! Thanks Mr Wu!! ☺

Hey! Yeah I was a bit more focussed on the Octa, as it takes some more time getting used to. But in future I want to use both. I don't have the OP-Lab anymore, as it kept popping out, but I still want to use the MIDI side of the OP-Z more with my other gear via USB. I don't have my XD anymore but got the OG now.

@@SONWU hey what do you mean opLAB kept popping out?

Thank you! I am comfortable without the screen, because I started using it mainly without one…and of course having it used for maaaany hours. It just get's difficult in daylight :)

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The reason is, that something like a melody-line for example often is longer than 16 steps. So I need to make the step length longer in order to fit it into one pattern. Other tracks like the snare track don't need to change over time, so I can keep the step length at 1. Hope this helps somewhat!

Correct, I am using a audio interface to record my microphone and my OP-Z into my DAW (reaper). Then I align it with the video in Final Cut. Hope this helps!

Thank you! I’m glad to hear that it still rings true and you didn’t regret your purchase!

Yes, it has mutes...and mute groups that immediately accessible. It's super quick to use.

100% agree on better build quality, but even the OP-1 has its flaws, like the connector board. Build quality of the Korg minilogue would be nice, it's just as cheap a device, but feels really premium.

@@SONWU maybe I got lucky got the og op1 in 2016. No problems with it to this day. Hey, you might like the Roland mv1 verselab. It also looks to be a super fast work flow.

@@djbowlz2128 Yeah that one looked interesting too especially with it's audio track integration, but I think for now I won't get another groovebox. Just had to fork out for a new Mac so I can keep editing videos :)

Yes, completely agree with you....the built quality is such trash. I just wish somebody would steal the idea and build it better.

@@SONWU An Op-z pro with an aluminum unibody would be awesome. The sequencer is really deep and powerful and fun to use. What kills me is the double trigger issue because I love sequencing using the live input

@@elsantoproductora yes, I really wish teenage engineering would address the issue...but I won't get my hopes up.

Thanks! I agree terrible built, but sequencer wise just amazing. I really wish someone just copied it and made it DIY repairable…one can dream