Interesting. Ok thanks. I think I’m going to do a factory reset and reinstall the firmware. Hopefully that resolves it.
Make sure midi in/out are enabled. One of these is required for the app to work properly.
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Yes! Thanks for that. Enabling the Midi in setting fixed it!
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I wish we could do that!
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the master track app screen stops working if you enter a sharp or flat note in the bass track. Anybody else getting this glitch?
Me too! Workflow 101 plz
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Anybody else notice that the master track, although amazing and concept is pretty unruly?
after I create or delete a sample by holding track + slot I will experience a glitch. if I hold track to switch tracks the opz will flash from right to left as if it’s deleting a sample. however, I’m only holding track and not with a slot to create/delete samples
Yup. Its super cool when it works. It has to analyse the keys in the sequence to find the key and it seems a bit tight focused in that regard. I love it tho!!! I use it when I make something that sounds basic because changing the keys does some modal type stuff at times.
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Yeah sometimes I like it…
But for instance, I have made a one or two chord progression in chord track, then a single not bassline, then I’d hope I could use the master track to change the bassline, but I find that it just goes weird from there.
Further explanation: So, I program a chord on a short track, then sequence some changes on the master track, with a longer time… It’s going well, but then I program a one note bassline, but when I apply the master track to the bassline with shift + bass, it mangles the chords. So I just want the master track to control the notes on the tracks I want, but it’s working both ways. I would love it if you could select per track 1) whether master track controls it, and 2) whether master track is informed by it. Does that make sense? I think it would be way more intuitive for me.
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You can do this. Just hold shift on the Master track and select/deselect tracks.
Thanks bud.
I’ve been using the function you mentioned. Let me give you an example of the problem I’m having:
Suppose I have a chord progression on the chord track (1x speed). Then I use master with a longer track length to spruce it up (8x speed). So far, so good. Then, with master track described on the bass track, I program a very simple bassline, also 1x speed. So far so good. Now I want to activate the master on the bass track, expecting the bassline to follow the chords. This happens, BUT, and this is a big butt: the chord track also changes on account of the notes from the bassline.
So what I’m saying is: I want to control which tracks send data to the master, and which receive.
Does that make sense?
Ah yea. I think, unfortunately, that the bass track is a master master track. If that make sense? So if in use it is the master of the track being used by the master track(say that 5 times fast 
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Same here, started having that issue after this update
Ah, I see. Yeah I’d seen something about that… I wonder why they choose the bass track?
IMHO Bass is more likely to have chromatic notes outside of the key and such… Perhaps moreso than any other track 
I’d love to have more flexibility here, or even just change the default being the bass. Just make the master & chord the master. Makes more sense to me. But maybe I’m just seeing it from my own limited view, and others love it just the way it is.
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I totally get this. Maybe we’ll get this in a firmware upgrade sometime.
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But doesn’t that contradict what the manual says?
“this can handy when lending your OP-Z to your friends and not risk loosing any of your patterns.”
So, if I would lend my OP-Z to a friend, for some days, I would have to tell him, please always start in “manual save mode” so you do not delete my projects by mistake?
For me, the “auto-enabling auto-save-mode” makes no sense and I also think it’s a bug.
I guess I will send an email to the TE support and about.
strangely enough
i believe this is a setting u can toggle off in the .json settings
https://teenage.engineering/guides/op-z/reference#additional-settings