[update: resolved - it was a returned unit, now replaced with a fresh unit]
I’ve had cause to factory reset my OP-Z (it failed to power up). When I did that, some of my noddy projects failed to work - sounds were missing.
So I went back to the backup I took of the OP-Z when it arrived (old nerd habits die hard) and restored the original samples that my projects depended on, notably the one in ‘4-fx/10’ which is called ‘user744380530.aif’.
But then I got to looking around the backup and playing the other samples and found a couple of oddities. ‘3-perc/08/user700580863.aif’ is a grossly distorted voice saying “ass and titties”, which seems an unlikely thing for a company to put on their product.
Does anyone still have the original samples on their OP-Z? Can anyone tell me if they’ve got the same samples? Do I need to go and shout at {redacted until I’ve got more evidence}.com?
When I received my OP-Z, the cardboard around had been opened, so it was obvious it was a returned unit, that I returned back to the website (I don’t order there anymore).
Was your cardboard opened ? There are chances it wasn’t as you’re asking yourself the question…
I’m not with the packaging right now (on holiday). It was a sliding drawer in a cardboard sleeve, if memory serves and there was a cardboard tab at one end. Like I say, I can’t remember whether I broke the tab or it was already broken,
Was thinking the same exact thing Aeoner… as to the question in the OP I’m thinking it’s a returned unit, there’s no other explanation. The only vocal samples that come in the factory pack are a “woo” and “uh” one shot. No “ass” and “titties” or words that I can remember.
update: took unit back to Gear4Music. No arguments or chat, just “sorry, that’s bad, here’s a replacement”. Confirmed this one was unopened. So, not ideal that it happened, but excellent response to the problem.