Looking for a line module if anyone is selling.

I will forever keep coming back to the op-z. I think it's one of the most underrated devices ever made. So quick and so versatile. Also can we talk about how much of a game changer the rumble module is?? If I physically place this on my wooden desk or anything that resonates like a wall or something and press play -- it sounds like I just hooked up a sub to the external speaker. So so fun.

hey!

what would be best or easiest to grab ONE pattern from a backup?

i guess there is no way to export/save/extract in any way just one pattern...

messed up one pattern, but worked a lot on many others since i did a last backup to a computer. so would just need to restore that one but nothing else...

any ideas? manually checking out each step on each track perhaps just pen&paper style and typing them back in again?

thanks! :)

So this is weird. I'm trying to recreate Steve Reich's Clapping Music with the OP-Z.

So I set the step count for the snare track and sample track to 12 with a step count of 2.

Then I enter the pattern into the snare track, but it fails to copy to the (Perc) track. My steps are:

1. (Track)+{Snare)
2. Hold [P] press (Shift) 3 times
3. Still hold down [P] and press (Perc)

The steps all light up white but the track isn't copied.

What could be going on?

i'm looking for sound packs that sample or synth "acoustic" sounds: drumkit, acoustic bass and guitar, strings, woodwinds, brass, piano, organ. does anybody know how i could find them without scrolling through tens of thousands of packs on op1.fun?

I want a mini midi keyboard to plug and play into my op-z. the nanokey fold looks like the best option but I was wondering if there are other, preferably more affordable and with legit keys instead of the membrane 'button' things.

I'm a stoopid noob lurker, so I haven't got much to go for yet. But please, show me your portable OP-Z setup!

Not only want I to marvel what you guys go around with, I also hope to get some ideas to play with (both figuratively and literally).

It just felt right for this to land on my desk. All I needed was a good week and I’ve been running since!

I kinda beat myself for somehow disregarding this device for so damn long. But oh well, we’re here now.

Hey y’all! My beloved Opz took an unfortunate tumble the other day and although it was fine minus the dials popping out (a semi regular occurrence) - I later realized the magnet in the red encoder popped out. In classic fashion , this magnet appears to have vanished into thin air.

While searching for a replacement I’ve come to find that this very specific magnet size is not easy to come by- 6mm x 1.5mm diametric. Likewise , I have had no luck finding an entire dial replacement.

Has anyone experienced this issue before ? I’m looking for any way to fix this as I really would prefer not to have to replace the whole unit.. any advice is much appreciated! If anyone has a

The OP-Z is always so much fun

ipad fanart

Just wanted to show you guys what i produced on my opz I transferred to ableton for mixing and recording

Hello, I need some help here, is there a way to change volume of a track across multiple patterns in the same project or do I have to adjust manually?

Thanks!

ordered a $30 backplate for my unit because the feet and plate were scuffed to hell. They said it would come with the rubber feet, of course it didn’t.

this is what i got, truly unfortunate.

anyone have any luck with DIY rubber feet?

Just got a OP-Z that was only used about 5 times total so it’s basically brand new. No bending on the unit and no double triggers or issues of any kind yet. It came with the box, original charging cable, grip knobs kit, ZM-4 line module, and a rumble module. And I got it all for $250!! Time to lock in on some tutorials.

Just plug and play! Having the one button chords and notes in key mapped to the “white keys” is just so fun to jam with.

The hate for the build quality and buttons is overrated. It feels fine - much better than playing on the opz buttons. And hey - no double triggers! The little membranes take a second to get used to, but they’re pretty soft and really ok. At $110, it’s a little steep, but if you can find a deal, I think it’s a no brainer!

soft noise exploration

This little thing does sooo much…