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Thanks for the order! We are expecting a delivery this Friday, although it's not guaranteed so it could run into next week, however we will definitely be able to fulfill your order from the first shipment due into us.

Like u could do better.

for me its nice and clean sound. better to start with it and distort or modulate it with ur own flavour

there is a japanese video, where they sample and pitch-shift.

You can, their website says you can even transfer samples over WiFi. That’s a game changer for me, don’t have to disconnect it from my other gear and bring to my computer to load up some samples

hackers will steal your snare drum. do u know how dangerous this is?@@svenmify

u changing governments? thats illegal

wont happen. teenage engineering is way better. u get more synths

This box is truly exceptional. The only groovebox I think I would never sell.

i heard you can replace the 7 drum tracks with 7 synths. do you know if this is true?

It doesn’t exactly look like those, but it definitely looks like a TE design. And Yamaha knows this too. But they did do their own thing, just in a similar design language.

shots fired!

iOS android and PC and Mac

@javonscott4777 Great! Since I am an Android user, that's a critical issue for me 👍

what about linux?@@javonscott4777

your welcome

Color scheme is the same as the EP-133. LOL But you can get it in black /gray too

Yamaha has a decent reputation for durability. Wouldn’t really worry about it too much. Never owned any Yamaha gear, but plenty of other gear and never had any knobs break on anything. That just seems like a TE thing tbh

@@svenmify thanks!

Yamaha just stole TE's lunch, but its funny because I was just saying how the KO 2 (po 133) seemed like a modernized Yamaha SU 700 (which I use to this day), not mad at that but Yamaha seems intent on coming for the TE groove market, and I love both companies products btw .

@@djExquiz I used to have a real crush on TE. But they proved arrogant and unreliable. They need to be pushed to a limit where they start to care again. And this type of product is just what the market needs : TE product but with reliable software and sturdy build quality

@@Studio_4to1 Don't get me wrong I feel the same, I could never justify in my mind the price of the OP1 but I own about every Pocket Operator that they came out with starting with the PO 12 drum machine, I had long sung their praises before the PO 33 became a lofi Hip Hop community favorite, I have also been along time fan of Yamaha's older groovebox gear. and their synths, and although the Montage, Motif, etc series has been great, and I love Cubase also, I feel that Yamaha has needed to push itself in a new direction musically and do more of what Roland has, expanded for DJs, casual and serious beatmaakers, and hardcore bonified skilled pianists and stage performers alike, so I love the new Seqtrack I think Yamaha is going in a more consumer friendly, less somewhat elitist, direction with this. Roland and Akai I think have learned since the early 2000s that you can have great flagship gear (MPC 5000 cough, ahem Akai, Roland multiple Fantoms) but lose massive market share because casuals and beginners can't really afford your stuff to build a loyal brand following.

akai is the goat. they coming with the mpc micro to fit in your pocket@@djExquiz

@@callmemurphz sounds good hope they launch it at NAMM, been hearing about it since last year, best portable Akai product since MPC 500 (which had wasted potential).

Only a true audiophile would notice that. Nice mate

turn up your volume button. im blasting this at church and the flock is vibing

The software editor even looks like Teenage Engineering’s design language. It’s a bit shameless, tbh. ; I imagine TE won’t be too happy - especially with how far Yamaha undercut their pricing.

@@AdamsOlympia Competition is all good for the consumer though. It stops companies resting on their laurels. Same thing could be said about TE. Their design language is pure Dieter Rams

@@AdamsOlympia Anything that makes TE unhappy Im all for TBH.

@@DanChippendaleMusic fair enough. I honestly hope someone does a good, affordable take on the OP1 … It’d be an amazing thing to have if it weren’t so overpriced. Seqtrak looks nice at first glance but it’s a shame most of the depth is locked behind the software editor - and If I’m using an iPad for sound design, I might as well load Drambo and AUV3 plugins.

@@AdamsOlympia I find it strange that no other company has tried to make an OP1 type device. A small velocity sensitive keyboard. 8 tracks. Synth engines. Stock samples, Sampler, effects. This does sound a lot like the above but I'm not keen on the look of the trig layout. Yamaha should have put some of their amazing keyboard skills into this. Seems like a miss opportunity.

$399 at Sweetwater

www.musicmatter.co.uk/yamaha-seqtrak-black www.musicmatter.co.uk/yamaha-seqtrak-orange

wow thats much better, the yamaha site says $599 which I thought was steep@@guyshard