…about the OP-Z (for those that haven’t actually got one yet and are trying to draw all the information from videos online and trickled info from TE together)
From TE’s official press release:
Specifications:
• 16-track multi-speed sequencer • 16 individual and independent
synthesis, sampler and control tracks • 160 user programmable patterns
• interchangeable modular effects
• 14 multi-program step components • external screen with OP-Z ios app
• dual domain synthesis
• 6 axis motion sensor (g-force)
• bluetooth 5.0 LE
• 1 year battery stand-by time
• usb type-c jack
• 3.5 mm 4-pole jack (stereo out/mic) • integrated mems microphone
dimensions:
W 212.5 mm + 5 mm width for volume knob
H 57.5 mm
D 10 mm
included in package:
• usb type-c to usb type a for charging and control.
@Latzenpratz said:
OP-Z compatible Apple devices:iPhone 8
iPhone 8 Plus
iPhone XiPhone 7
iPhone 7 PlusiPhone 6s
iPhone 6s Plus
iPhone SEiPhone 6
iPhone 6 PlusiPhone 5s
iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation)
iPad Pro (10.5-inch)iPad (5th generation)
iPad Pro (12.9-inch)
iPad Pro (9.7-inch)iPad Air 2
iPad mini 4iPad Air
iPad mini 3
iPad mini 2iPod touch (6th generation)
@MichaalHell said:
Op-z acts as a USB host confirmed by Tobias in this Instagram post.https://www.instagram.com/p/BmimsKtlNqT/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=bzvhs67key4j
An online ‘quick guide’ & overlays?
https://teenageengineering.com/guides/op-z
It appears (from the online quick guide) that there are _“colored overlays that came with the packaging (not mentioned in the press release) to optimize this quick guide tour” (see instagram pic below)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn6Vle7gZ95/?utm_source=ig_embed
At the bottom of the ‘quick guide’:
to understand all of the OP-Z’s functions,
please read the rest of the manual carefully.
Like the overlays, the manual is not mentioned in the ‘included in package’ in the specs on the press release.
*edit/update - seems the overlays were included with the beta testing units, not sure if they will also be included in the units for general release (but it would certainly be nice) from cuckoos video (linked below) there is certainly an included user/reference manual, but he doesn’t mention (or show) the overlays…
UPDATE: October 5 '18
For those who might not have seen it yet (where have you been?)
@cuckoo’s recent awesome video tutorial outlines much of the OP-Z’s functionality in an easy to understand way. Seems there will be more to come. This is really good!