Hey all, I’m very new to the OP-1 so bear with me here. This is a 2 a part question. The first part… When sampling how do I know what the proper audio level is for audio coming into the OP-1 via external device. I know how to raise and lower the gain but I don’t see any type of Db reading.
crank the Release, and they’ll move more slowly (since the release of the compressor is longer). As the sound hammers the Drive/Release (compressor), the higher value makes it sorta ‘pump’ so it’s basically just a visual representation of what the compressor is doing.
That was a great explaination and very helpful! Thanks KrisM!
So I should resort to the VU meter lights on the right side of the OP-1 to ensure my output is not clipping?
I don’t entirely trust those LEDs, but for the most part blipping against the red one should be fine
I thought they were gain reduction meters, showing how much the drive was pushing the sound above the normal threshold of the OP-1s outs.
So when it comes time to complete (mixing/master) a “song” do you work in a DAW? The main purpose of my original question was to figure out if it was possible to finalize a track for soundcloud/disc/etc right within the OP-1.
-Tarekith, I was thinking the same thing. However, after playing around with the settings, while keeping an eye on the VU meter (lights on the right side of the OP-1), KrisM’s explanation makes the most sense.
I had been researching the OP-1 for months and about a week before I finally took the plunge I found ohpeewon.com. By the time my OP-1 arrived the site was down. I just want to say thanks again for the quick responses, this forum is an awesome resource and you guys have been a great help.