I think that’s referring to the screen tear you could see in the string instrument at times. Apparently it was too CPU-intensive for the OP-1 to keep up with.
Funny how they still haven’t been able to fix the boot screen logo being off-center to the left. I actually had a back and forth with their tech support and they confirmed that it was a known issue, and they even made a beta firmware for me to try and it still didn’t fix it.
I doubt the OP1 has the necessary DSP power for that. In fact if you examine the effects closely, you’ll discover they are extremely limited on what looks like purely that basis.
I changed to 241 within a few days of getting my OP-1. At the time, I was very concerned that something might go wrong with the update. I studied the directions carefully before doing the update, and everything went fine. However, I am worried, based on a few accounts I’ve read, that if something goes wrong during an update, that could “brick” my Op-1. I am not using it as a MIDI controller, and I don’t really care about tiny glitches in the graphics. That makes me wonder if I really need bother with the 242 update. That is, assuming the only real changes are the ones listed, above.
I updated from 237 to 242 without any problems. Didn’t want to have the octave bug so I skipped the 241
One problem I was having was when I hooked it with my OP-Z, they wouldn’t sync at all. I have yet to try it after the update, confident it will work!
i see the same thing on my mobile
but when u actually click the download button // link
it brings u to #242
someone just didn’t update the text on the mobile site seems like