Overdubbing in OP-1

Hey Guys,

So I am starting to learn the ins and outs of my wonderful new little music making device. I realise that we only have 4 tracks to work with. However, I noticed that you can use track one to layer drums and synths and other stuff. Sounds like you can keep overdubbing with just one track. Is there a limit such as certain elements get deleted the more I overdub? Thanks

I dont think so. Just try and cram as much stuff onto one track. Its just an array that stores bits and bytes.
From a sound design standpoint you will run into muddyness at some point.

@adge said:
I dont think so. Just try and cram as much stuff onto one track. Its just an array that stores bits and bytes.
From a sound design standpoint you will run into muddyness at some point.

Cheers mate, in that case it’s actually very doable creating a fully fledged track

@kid4life84 said:

@adge said:
I dont think so. Just try and cram as much stuff onto one track. Its just an array that stores bits and bytes.
From a sound design standpoint you will run into muddyness at some point.

Cheers mate, in that case it’s actually very doable creating a fully fledged track

Take a gander at the battles. I found it and incredibly helpful way to get better at op1ing

@ludicrouSpeed said:

@kid4life84 said:

@adge said:
I dont think so. Just try and cram as much stuff onto one track. Its just an array that stores bits and bytes.
From a sound design standpoint you will run into muddyness at some point.

Cheers mate, in that case it’s actually very doable creating a fully fledged track

Take a gander at the battles. I found it and incredibly helpful way to get better at op1ing

The skill of op1ing ?

Yea @ludicrouSpeed battles are an amazing way to learn a piece of equipment inside & out. Great advice. @kid4life84 there is a battle that just started, you should check it out. & have fun with your new toy :slight_smile: