Hey guys. I've been trying to combine a list for this and here is my take. Please add others I forgot and let's make it a guide.
COMBINATIONS:
in tape mode: (part 1)
shift + help = set date - time shift + tempo = detune notes - cents shift + tape = erase tape shift + synth = undo edits and revert to the preset shift + drum = undo edits and revert to the preset shift + mixer = signal flow screen blue (default) = explore the tape in bits of 1/24 seconds blue (while playing) = scrub through tape blue (while recording) = change pitch shift + blue = slide a take green = slide loop out shift + green = slide loop in white = change tape speed like +1, +2, +3 shift + white = change tape speed in percentages orange = record level shift + orange = sensitive record level (change in tiny bits) T1-4 = select track shift + T1-4 = mute/reactivate track < > = rewind / forward play + < > = fast rewind / forward shift + < > = jump from bar to bar stop + < = jump to the very beginning of the tape. stop + > = jump to the end of the last take on the tape, if there are multiple tracks overlapping, this will go to the longest one of the last takes. shift + play = reverse playback rec (hold) = stand ready for recording (press a key) shift + rec = stand ready for tape roll (press play to go)
split = a take to pieces shift + split = join takes (joins the next closest take on either side of the active one) lift = cut or delete a take shift + lift = advanced lift - lift all tracks into memory. region lift â use the loop in and out points to define the part you want to lift. drop = paste a take (tape moves each time to the end of a dropped take) sequencer = open/turn-off sequencer shift + sequencer = select sequencer mode (1) loop in â sets the loop in point of the tape. (2) loop out â this sets the loop out point. (3) loop toggle â toggles loop on and off, remembers the in and out of the previous loop (3) (when playing) = recreates the previous loop shift + loop toggle â loop current take. (4) break â stops the tape. if a loop is active it will continue in the background to keep the break in time. (5) reverse â change direction of the tape. (6) chop â a tempo locked repeat type of effect. (7)-(8) Memo 1-2: memorize any parameter in tape or mixer for instant recall.
blue = pitch shift + blue = direction green = in point shift + green = fine tune in point, sensitive white = out point shift + white = fine tune out point, sensitive orange = play mode shift + orange = level
dynamic envelope (T2)
blue = attack level green = mid-part level white = release level orange = adjust region
in synth and drum mode: 1-8 = instant access keys to sounds shift + synth = undo edits and tweaks (done with T1-4) shift + 1-8 = change the sound attached to the instant access key shift + T1-4 = change the modules of the sound without changing the sound.
for example, shift + T1 will change the
synth engine but it will keep the tweaks and edits you made on the sound,
contrary to shift + 1, which will change the sound itself by selecting a sound
from one of the synth engines thus making you lose all the tweaks and edits
you made.
Emergency tip: If you accidentally mange to start deleting the tape and change your mind = turn of the unit. It happened to me and I luckily didnât lost anything.
A big one for me recently is the shift+ green or blue encoders on the drive/mixer screen. Moves both left and right channel levels simultaneously. Makes those fade in/fade outs when bouncing to album much easier.
Itâs right in the manual, but thereâs so much on this thing you can forget simple features lol
@mixrasta the accelerated FF/RW is great. Thank you!
Been looking for something like this for a while. Can be annoying to scroll for 30 seconds live when youâve got a full tape and trying to get somewhere around the 3 min mark
@keremkoff this is very handy, thanks a whole lot.
I wanted to add a bit of markdown for presentationâs sake and am keeping it in a gist. This is where Iâll make initial changes and look out for any comments/forks people make, keeping it up to date/relevant.
@keremkoff this is very handy, thanks a whole lot.
I wanted to add a bit of markdown for presentation's sake and am keeping it in a gist. This is where I'll make initial changes and look out for any comments/forks people make, keeping it up to date/relevant.
But also I'm keeping it here: http://shmup.op1.club/op1_keys.html which is slightly better because it doesn't word-wrap the commands.
In synth mode SHIFT + < > = pitchbend.
In tape mode whilst playing and after pressing SHIFT+ < OR > press play to jump immediately to next loop but still preserving position of playhead in relation to loop points, very handy.
