Great advice, I love the format, length and content of this video. Good quality too. Thanks for sharing, makes me want to dig out my OP-1 and start sampling ASAP!
Hey Tyler! Thanks so much for your kind words!! I can't believe OP-1's been around for so long and I'm still finding new stuff to do with it! It is truly the Skyrim of Synthesizers lol!
You have a nice, positive and encouraging tone in your videos! Definitely a great burst of positivity into the world! What is your opinion of the OP-Z? In terms of travel possibilities, it is appealing because it is even smaller!
Thank you so much!! Your comment means a ton Zachary! I’ve often thought of getting the OP-Z as it does so much as a sequencer and travel synth, but every other unit I find on reverb seems to have the double trigger, warped plastic, or other kind of defect. I think the assembly on them may have been rushed, and I’m just afraid to travel with a synth that could possibly break. If they make an “OP-Z field” I’d be tempted!
Great video production. However, you didn’t really explain that you have to go into the snapshot folder on the OP-1, rename those samples, and then create new folders for each group. Finally, you then move those renamed files to the new folders.
OP-1 field now has stereo sampling in 32-bit, which is higher resolution and allows for more fixing in post (think clipping and gain issues). The OG has 16-bit sampling in mono, which will still get the job done, but not in stereo.
Great advice, I love the format, length and content of this video. Good quality too. Thanks for sharing, makes me want to dig out my OP-1 and start sampling ASAP!
Hey Tyler! Thanks so much for your kind words!!
I can't believe OP-1's been around for so long and I'm still finding new stuff to do with it!
It is truly the Skyrim of Synthesizers lol!
You have a nice, positive and encouraging tone in your videos! Definitely a great burst of positivity into the world! What is your opinion of the OP-Z? In terms of travel possibilities, it is appealing because it is even smaller!
Thank you so much!! Your comment means a ton Zachary! I’ve often thought of getting the OP-Z as it does so much as a sequencer and travel synth, but every other unit I find on reverb seems to have the double trigger, warped plastic, or other kind of defect. I think the assembly on them may have been rushed, and I’m just afraid to travel with a synth that could possibly break. If they make an “OP-Z field” I’d be tempted!
Really good stuff. I suspect your subscriber count will skyrocket before too long. It's hard to believe it hasn't already with quality this high
Thanks so much Jamison!! That would be absolute dream!! Got lots more videos coming and really appreciate the support!
You are making me open my OP-1 bag again 😊
Niiice!! Thanks so much!! Excited to see your work! Love your OP-Z stuff!
what an amazing video! thanks for sharing this!!!
Thanks so much!! Happy sampling!
Awesome video, cool content and great presentation
Thank you so much!! Really appreciate the kind words and support!!
Very useful. Thanks 👍
Thank you!!
This is awesome! Could you share the folders you created? That would be great!
Great video production. However, you didn’t really explain that you have to go into the snapshot folder on the OP-1, rename those samples, and then create new folders for each group. Finally, you then move those renamed files to the new folders.
is the audio quality of this approach better now in op1-field? or same?
OP-1 field now has stereo sampling in 32-bit, which is higher resolution and allows for more fixing in post (think clipping and gain issues). The OG has 16-bit sampling in mono, which will still get the job done, but not in stereo.
Neat!!! What a capable “toy” 🧶
Seriously, right!? I'm still finding new stuff to do with it! Thanks so much!!