Teenage Engineering OP-Z Walkthrough (Synthesizer and Sampler Engines)

Hi it's a series of videos covering the various functions of the Teenage Engineering OP-Z.

Have a great day.
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[pentadunk]

I’ve never used an OP or anything like this in my life and probably never will but I still watch these vids bc they are interesting and informative :) good job feller

[MattGreerMusic]

Enjoying this series. Have had my Z for a while and feel confident in saying that I know it rather well but I'm still enjoying this deepdive on the features and it's made me think differently about a few things too. Good job. Keep em up.

[momparty]

Hey I just wanted to thank you for adding so much to the youtube library. I'm in my humble beginnings as a content creator and am always looking for royalty free stuff, and you've given me another tool to work with. I didn't even know it was a thing until I saw your video (volume 2) and I just wanted to make sure you knew your hard work is greatly appreciated.

[bca]

Loving these Jeremy! Got my OP-Z yesterday and am learning some great tips from these videos! I was supposed how easy it was to figure out initially, but there were some things I couldn't figure out, like how you can Max out the more length to get a never ending done now And that you can lengthen a single pattern to be more than 16 steps. I went from being underwhelmed to completely in love in a few hours of play time. This thing is awesome!

[BrunoKramm]

You can freely Put the different synth engines in different Slots of each synthtrack. And also xou can save different presets from each sampleset on the White Keys.

[stemshade]

thanks so much for this buddy, nice flow as always. picked up a few things i hadn't before. i always plan to do some tutorial and/or walk-through video, or at the very least add some sub-titles like your iconic op1 videos....but it's so much work dude. i appreciate your efforts. peace!

[howardanderson]

I'm loving your op-z series of tutorials, so helpful. The app really helps, there's nothing like visual aids

[darkphotonbarcode]

Love that you called it OP"zeed" last time and OP"ZEE" this time :)

[mark_midmark]

This series is so amazing and I'm just starting this second video. Ty.

[kotopult]

Thank you for these videos! The best in explaining things here 😊

[jkon]

I really am intrigued by this device. I like that it seems like a more affordable option for those of us who want an OP-1 but can't afford the pricetag. definitely picking one up

[josh-lewis]

Object in the purple dish in the upper-right corner: Illuminati confirmed. ;)

[chrisbliss]

mini drinking game: everytime, jeremy says op-1 instead of op-z, you drink a shot!😄
thanks a lot, such a nice tutorial. digging the music!

[rss]

You have inspired me to make more music. And also to get an OP-1/Z

[echo_opera]

Thanks for the completeness of your overviews. Super helpful for those of us too lazy to read manuals😜

[isaacsmith]

As a person with literally no experience I feel like I could jump on one of these and make a passable tune first thing! You do such a great job explaining things simply but not like I'm an idiot ❤️

[coltonmccrackin]

You should try making a video over making a song using the op-z similar to how you make the op-1 videos, I love those videos! I mean I love all your stuff, but I the op-1 songs help me get through rough days

[XanderEwald]

Future Jeremy is such a snob, making Regular Jeremy look bad and all. Sheesh.

[slatanek]

Worth noting you can have all the synths on all the synth tracks. This can be achieved in the OP-Z app CONFIGURATOR. I have them all configured the same way on all the synth tracks + u can use samples on the synth tracks as well although the OP-Z semms to be fussy with those.

[ethanzehren]

Can you do a video on using the OPZ with a DAW. I have no idea how to transfer files from my OP-Z into logic aside from the 10 second bounces. If anyone can help that would be great.