Disclaimer: i’m using the TR 6s as an example in this video but this is a technique that can be applied directly to the OPZ, or any sequencer that has velocity:
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interesting work !
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Thanks for the hint. I already forgot, that the op-z has velocity!
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I had to look it up. Hold the note and use pitchbend.
Shame it doesn’t show a value in the app.
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Cheers!
I might actually make another video on the same topic specifically for the opz
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Oh i didn’t even know you could do that!
But also you can use a trig for the notes that you want to change velocity on.
“Hold the note and use pitchbend”
its new for me too. its probably from a new firmware. i have experimented on a first firmware, long time age, but it didnt work back than. so its great news that its possible now 
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No idea when it was added, but it is under section 3.4
Great knowledge! Thank you!
The key combo is awful to use. I hope it makes it’s way into the iOS app soon.
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i agree, why do they use pitch for velocity?!(you can use velocity step component for that. it would make more sense if you could use pitch bend to change pitch bend of a step. but pitch bend is not sequencable 
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Perhaps that is why pitchbend can’t be sequenced…?
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Still very frustrated by that. I mean it’s not something I would use all the time, but it still would be nice to automate some pitchbend
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