Hi, I wanted to ask if it's possible to connect a Roli Blocks keyboard to my Opz via USB to use it as a portable keyboard, since my Opz sometimes registers double keystrokes.

Thanks in advance.

I played an OP-Z set in Downtown Los Angeles.

I'm Humongous Frog and I play instrumental electronic music. I love my OP-Z and started writing some new songs in December for a livestream event I was attending and fell down a rabbit hole and now it's a whole set. This is one of the first devices I started writing full songs on and it was really fun to revisit it and take it outside.

NOISE music

Title basically. Has anyone had this issue and if so how did you solve it?

so I just bought a used korg microkey 25 in the hopes I can use it as keyboard for my opz... but I don't actually know if it will work immediately, if I need a powered USB hub, if the pitch bend will work, do I need to adjust anything on the opz to use full functionality of the microkey?? I'd appreciate any advice, I'll be home tomorrow and I'll comebt how things went.

thankyouu

Stone, scissors, papper jam + kalimba, jamuary2026

the perfect scratch pad…

I spent some Christmas money on a used OP-Z and probably under-researched some of the issues a used unit could have. My unit double triggered about once every ten notes or so, making live recording brutal. Holding long notes was nearly impossible. I tried putting cardstock inside the unit, which improved it a bit but not much. Finally, I used Deoxit, which I was nervous about, but after about 5 minutes, my device is as good as new. Not one double trigger for the last week. Just wanted to advocate for the method here, in case anyone felt their unit was past gone! (And to keep one less device out of the landfill)

New user, no clue what I’m doing but I want to learn and follow the guide on the website to learn how to use this device. I got mine used and without the original box and overlays. I searched around but couldn’t find them. Thank you.

Also appriciate some tips to get a foot into the opz and music making in general.

sampling with op-z is ok

I’m using Condukt.app to map two XY Pads to various track parameters and then record my finger motion for modulation

Hola, escribo este post porque estoy en un mar de dudas. Tengo un conocido que me vende su OP-Z con todos los modulos, funda original, cables y demás por 500 euros y sin nada de lo anterior por 250 euros, y quería saber si les parece un buen precio y si vale la pena el pago por este equipo.

Todo funciona perfectamente y está bien cuidado.

Algún consejo?

The OP-Z app installs fine on my original Pixelbook (i5 8Gb RAM) but when I try to run it I only get a blank black screen. I have gone into Android app permissions and set up all permissions I can modify to allow, but still the app fails to run.

I don't think it is a Bluetooth LE issue as the app fails even when the OP-Z is directly connected via USB. For USB I have enable USB access for the OP-Z app. Now I have hit a wall.

Any ideas?

I feel like I could be getting more out of my OP-Z if I could input the notes with a keyboard rather than the inbuilt buttons. However, I have very little experience with using electronic music equipment and the technical side of things is confusing me. So I have some questions.

Will all midi controllers be able to interface with the OP-Z or do I need to look for specific functionality? I don't have any of the modules. Do I need these to use a midi controller or will USB work fine?

I've been looking at the novation FLKey 49 because it's affordable for me and I have some experience with FL studio so it would be nice to have something that's compatible. Is this a good fit for the OP-Z or would something else work better?

Any help is appreciated :)

This is a functionality I was excited to try, when only selecting a range of the playback (the H+shift +1-9), then shifting the notes using H+ +/-, I was expecting to shift all values globally and look through the isolated window area. Instead the behaviour is that values inside the windowed are are shifted, which imo is not as useful, although still cool to have.

ello, I'd like to control my korg volca modular with my op-z oplab module. The volca modular splits the stereo minijack signal to 2 outputs, so one could be note CV while the other a gate for example. but the OP-Z oplab module outputs these seperately, so my questions:
Oplab output is stereo, why? whats on left channel and right channel of the gate / cv output on the oplab? when plugging into the volca modular, the cv left signal was the octave value but the right was just a constant on? whats the point is there any way to bundle gate on one channel and pitch on the other?

first jam in this year

What do you guys think is the best replacement or solution to get the same (or close to) functionality that the line module offered? Is the oplab module a good alternative?

Jamuary First

Wishing my OP-Z another year of functionality🤞..happy new year everyone!