New tool for generating OP-1+Z patches

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While it’s not going to be useful to some, since it’s a command line tool, I haven’t seen anything else that does what it can do: GitHub - AlexCharlton/op-patch-util: A command line tool for creating and modifying patches for the OP-1 a

I can be used to create drum and synth patches from WAV files, as well as modify existing OP AIF files. Works well with the OP-Z, and it should work with the OP-1 as well - since the formats are the same - but I don’t have one, so I haven’t tested it myself.

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Would love to see this in action (demonstrated) with OP-1

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Is it MAC only? or Windows too?

I’d love to watch a video :smiley:

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It should compile on just about anything, but I’ve made binaries for OSX and Windows, which are available here.

I probably won’t be creating any video demonstrations - that isn’t really a skill I possess (and I don’t have an OP-1) - but others are certainly welcome to do so :slight_smile:

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Hi there !!!
Thanks a lot !
Would there be any possibility to batch create many kits with one command (and have the tool look into several folders) ?
That would be awesome.

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Hey @jazzmess, glad you like it!

I kind of doubt I’d add that functionality to this tool, since I’m not sure how I could do so without the interface being pretty weird. Instead, it’s quite straight forward to create a shell script that does this. In fact, I just added a new example to the readme to illustrate: https://github.com/alexcharlton/op-patch-util#creating-multiple-patches-at-once

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WoW that’s smart. Thanks.

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I know this is years later, but was intrigued and tried to install and had compilation issues. Any shot at help getting it to work?

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Just fixed the compiler error. Not sure if you saw, but there are pre-built binaries too.

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Thank you sir! I guess I have a habit of compiling and running as there seem to be a number of TE related projects that are hosted OR you have to fun python locally and self host. Binaries ARE appreciated!

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There is this

and this

https://www.audiotechnology.com/free-stuff/xfer-records-op1drumutility

Not sure if they are doing essentially the same thing but with a GUI