OP1 Original Guide-OP-1 Synthesizer Assistance

Example

Assisting users in exploring the various synthesizer engines within the OP-1, such as the FM synthesis or the Drum sampler engine, and how to manipulate their parameters.

Scenario

A user wants to create a lush pad sound using the String engine. The guide provides step-by-step instructions on selecting the engine, adjusting envelope settings for a slow attack and release, and adding effects for depth.

Example

Explaining the use of built-in sequencers like the Endless sequencer, Pattern sequencer, and how to apply them in creating rhythmic patterns or melodies.

Scenario

A musician is looking to create a complex drum pattern for their track. The guide details how to use the PATTERN sequencer to lay out drum hits and apply swing for a more dynamic rhythm.

Example

Guidance on recording to the OP-1's tape feature, overdubbing, tape effects, and editing techniques such as cutting, lifting, and dropping segments of audio.

Scenario

An artist wants to record a four-layer composition directly on the OP-1. The guide instructs on recording the first layer, overdubbing additional layers, and using tape tricks like reverse playback for creative effects.

Example

Instructions on how to sample external sounds through the built-in microphone or line-in, and how to manipulate these samples within the OP-1.

Scenario

A sound designer needs to capture field recordings and integrate them into a track. The guide explains how to record via the OP-1’s microphone, slice the sample, and assign slices to different keys.