I keep thinking about how immediate Teenage Engineering instruments feel: sample something, sequence it, add motion and happy accidents, then perform it.
What would that philosophy look like if the medium were visuals instead of sound?
Not a full production or VJ environment—more like a compact visual sampler: capture or load short clips, chop them into playable parts, sequence them, and use simple modulation to create movement in real time.
Would you want something like that? And which TE-style ideas would matter most: a visual tape workflow, punch-in effects, motion sequencing, a grid of clips, a tiny screen with great constraints?
Curious how you’d imagine it. Sad that they removed this functionality from the OP-XY. I’ve built something that runs in a web browser, but the goal is to move to a compact groovebox setup. Here’s our demo: www.visuell.art. Only I don’t have any electronics know-how.