I really like the fades as they implemented it, i was having much more issues without them than now, but i think the suggestion of making a setting to turn them on/off and maybe customize them could be useful !
i think it would be very possible to enable/disable the fades in a global setting but could be wrong. i haven’t noticed a difference but for whatever reason i never experienced much the pops and clicks so i can’t tell.
does anyone have an example of audio where you can hear the fades adding too much fade? its funny because i had had a discussion with the lead dev for this update a few months ago about this feature and i had this question if the fades would be audible and they said its infinitesimal and wouldn’t be audible, just enough to remove the click/pop.
since i had never had an issue with clicks and pops to begin with, i was skeptical but i still dont hear a different either way. so yeah if anyone can share a nice clear example that would be killer as then i can better understand the situation!
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Try recoding a pad. Then copy a section of the pad and paste it a couple of times. Now listen to what you pasted. Maybe loop over it. You should be able to hear it.
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I still regularily find audio junks left on the tape after 1.6.7.
I’ve just been messing about with the field and I’m not really noticing any downsides of the fades- I used to get loads of clicks when editing drums and basses so at least I’m not getting those now!
Oh course if shouldn’t be that difficult for them to make a simple fade on/off function. I don’t think I’ve ever turned them off in ableton though!
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In Logic I almost always choose an equal power crossfade as opposed to a linear crossfade, but that could be down to Logic’s implementation of equal power just being better or more suited to my music. I wonder which style TE has implemented in the OP-1f?
During your conversation did the dev mention anything about this?
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no but that is very interesting. my knowledge is pretty thin around those processing concepts so im interested now to read more into this. ill see if i can strike up a chat with the devs again too.
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Do you also expecrience lags in the UI since 1.6? I’m on 1.6.7 and for me the UI gets periodically stuck for 1-2 s (mostly on tape view). And do you also see that right after finishing to record a take the line immediately disappears and then gets dropped back to the tape? It’s somewhat annoying.
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1.6.9 is out 
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fix freeze when recieving large amounts of incoming USB MIDI as host
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fix rare crash when dropping a clip
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fix screen lag after certain tape operations
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add system setting to disable count-in
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count-in now counts up instead of down
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fix input setting incorrectly set to “off” after factory reset
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fix bug causing transport messages to be filtered by “other” group in device MIDI settings
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don’t send MIDI transport when pressing play to exit rec hold
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send MIDI start when starting playback by holding rec and pressing a note
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Finally managed to record something with new amp engine
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sick!! love the vibe
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Very cool. I also absolutely love the Amp for both guitar and bass. This is the most amazing feature I never even thought would be added to the OP-1. How are you enjoying actually playing it as a guitarist? To me it’s superb, I think the latency (lack of it) is very nice, and the thing feels great under fingers. I’d really like to know more about the tech behind it - what is this amp supposed to be like, is it based on anything etc. In my opinion it’s as good as a line6 hx stomp, which is a very good tool. I even tried the Amp with a fuzz face and liked the results. As you can probably tell, I like this a lot and feel a bit disappointed that the internet community doesn’t appreciate it like I do :). Nice jam by the way!
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Hmm I don’t consider myself guitarist that much so I have low expectations and cannot really compare to other gear which I don’t have 
I play acoustic guitar from time to time. So from this point of view - it’s definitely great update to Op1-f .
Yep, the lag is low, the overdrive (when subtle) is good. I’m happy that this instrument goes even more into “organic” way of creating music.
absolutely love the amp. i had been using the vocoder workaround up until this point so this is a welcome update indeed!