https://soundcloud.com/lazenbleep/wormz
just op1!
This was made 100% on the OP-1 using samples from an old brazilian folk-rock album.
http://soundcloud.com/fzero/omnia-vincit-demo
And I'm releasing a single this week that uses the OP-1 for pads and some descending bleeps, but combined with stuff from iPad apps, Microkorg and Maschine. It's proof that the OP-1 doesn't necessarily need to sound lo-fi.
difficlt on start but really personnal stuff ! finnaly i love it 
good job on video too XD
Hello,
Here is a little song. I definitely love the CWO effect !
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https://soundcloud.com/anguslocke/facet-normal
http://m.soundcloud.com/mezzanine/boxside
Another one. God I love this machineā¦ So happy I bought it again. Iāll never get rid this thing again. Hell I want 2 of them.
I said in my āFavorite Effectsā thread that Phone was my favorite effect.
it is just REDICULOUS on the master slot. Sounds crazy enough at any settings, but if the tracks are panned at all, stereo CHAOS!
@Vehka neither did I, until I panned a track, and WHOA
Oh, and I should also mention that Phase did the bass and melody in that piece. 
Phone on Master is my favourite too!
If you tune Blue so that itās at unity (from the default settings, itās about 4-5 clockwise clicks while holding shift to make it in tune) you can get some really subtle textures and wonderful stereo space out of it. (set Green=99, White=00, Orange=40-50 and you can really hear the pitch clearly enough to tune it. Can be really fun +/- an octave or a fifth!)
Most of the sketches on this page feature Phone on master, I just love how it makes a cloud out of whatever you feed into it: https://soundcloud.com/operator-operator-7
I had an octave with the track I just posted. Realized today a sweet live tweaking configuration: set the phone default to unison, M1 is an octave, M2 is 2 octaves up. And I discovered that the two memory buttons will add their differences from the default, meaning holding both does like 2 octaves plus a fifth.