Weekend weirdness
Today we got an idea from a fan. I think this is genius!!Translation: Using rubberized chicken feet, you will get "manual" modulation when playing the synth!
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Translation: Using rubberized chicken feet, you will get "manual" modulation when playing the synth!
SUPER!
every new blog post about the op-1 is like torture. i need this thing on my desk right now.
i took it seriously for the moment…
it seems i can’t take any of informations on this page as a joke.
i expect more on the product status.
well, probably i sound crumbum, though it’s Christmas and i want a happy news about OP-1.
Ha, ha! A great feature! Maybe you could make the legs seperately as a device to use on other synths as well!
The great news will be at NAMM in january.
If it put it on gigantic springs will it play itself?
Can you slip us any more info on the sequencer and the sampler yet? Can the sampler do crossfade looping?
cool! chicken feets at NAMM
I got a demo from Jesper this weekend and I can tell you; THIS WILL ROCK!!!
Great idea btw Paul!
R U teenagers planning on including a pth wheel on the OP-1? One of the absolute most annoying things about all of the other shitty mini controllers on the market, is that they see no reason in including one. Maybe you could double the volume knob as a ptch wheel, which would make this the most dangerous portable controller. I’m sure you have bigger fish to fry, but this would make it the undisputable knock out champ, PERIOD!!!! CANNOT WAIT TO GET ME HANDS ON THIS FUCKER!!!
R U teenagers planning on including a PITCH WHEEL on the OP-1? One of the absolute most annoying things about all of the other shitty mini controllers on the market, is that they see no reason in including one. Maybe you could double the volume knob as a ptch wheel, which would make this the most dangerous portable controller. I’m sure you have bigger fish to fry, but this would make it the undisputable knock out champ, PERIOD!!!! CANNOT WAIT TO GET ME HANDS ON THIS FUCKER!!!
haha, nice touch!
Buchla actually used something like that in his model 221 kinestethic input port (touch keyboard w. joystick).
When you wiggled the keyboard sideways you could produce vibrato using a small lightbulb and two photo resistors hidden underneath. No rubber chicken feet though…