Even if I like the sequencer of the opz.
I thought there would be a sampling function (no news on this side), I find it currently quite limited
I hesitate to resell it, and you, why do you resell your OPZ?
I was lucky enough to be able to return mine to store within 30 days, and bought a few FX pedals instead.
Iāve no doubt I will buy OPZ again in future, but at the moment it feels unfinished. Itās amazing but I canāt afford to drop Ā£500 in something in the hope it will be what I want in a few years time.
Iām going to sit tight. As soon as they introduce sampling I will buy one
Thank you for your answer, I currently have the same opinion as you
Iām in the same boat. Iām keeping mine mostly because I already invested some time in my sampling tool and would feel bad to just stop supporting it. I only use the OP-Z when Iām on the road though.
There is a dude working on an android app with op-z functionality. If you really wanted to stop supporting your tool I am sure someone would be happy to pick up the task if the code was shared.
I had too, Fate was involved: my first seller could not provide it soon enough to bring it with me on vacations, and the second one has been dishonest: they sent me a package already opened.
I think this tainted the experienceā¦
But the real thing is I found the synth engines very poor. And got a second hand Peak for 300⬠more
Any source or more informations about this ādudeā ? Iām very interested
@ech0es `The app is here - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.metske.oputility
The dude is a member here - https://op-forums.com/u/metske/summary
Sold it too because it was not quite finished and too limited. I was freakin creative with it though, so I carefully backed up everything and bounced the tracks I liked even if there were not finished. Iām keeping the OP-Z on the radar and will hopefully get another one when it will be more polished.
And it gives me some time to keep learning the Deluge
Same here. The engines sounded weak and I found it super limited to only have two of the disc knobs mapped to the different synth parameters. On the OP-1 you always get four knobs per engine.
https://www.teenageengineering.com/guides/op-z/reference#synth-engines
vs.
https://www.teenageengineering.com/guides/op-1/reference#17.1