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It doesn’t have the synth included but I’d go for the kmix over this, it seems pretty comparable to this minus the groovebox element plus 96k if I need it and like $700 less
@FloRi89 : I had the Nanokey Studio, with it’s stupid micro usb connection. Which broke. So Korg Nano crap? Na-ah.
It’s USB 3 isn’t it ?
I absolutely love my OP-1. Outside of my MS20 It’s my favorite piece of musical gear I’ve owned. Also have most of the pocket operators and love them too. Hell I even want the OP-Z and will probably get it some day.
But holy hell the price on this thing is ridiculous. With the built in synth, drum machine, effects, etc, I’d probably be willing to pay $599 for this. But almost triple that USD? Hard pass for me.
@CRAKROX
While the price seems high, it seems hard to judge how overpriced this is without knowing the sound quality.
Sorry I was talking about the TE mixer.
It can act as a multichannel audio interface with decent quality, a MIDI controller with Bluetooth capability and a standalone mixer and effects processor. But I don't get how it would replace AUM.
😶😐money we’ll spent 🫠
Much as I think it’s a pretty piece of kit and looks great I do think that they’ve made it too small, it seems like it’s scaled for borrowers to use as a mixing desk.
Also the quality of the pouch is terrible.
Very profound autocorrect!
It’s going to be perfect for the next iPhone.
https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/uy/r0nh3umta48r.jpeg
Oh dang! Hahah. It always does this. Teach me to post before morning coffee😜
It's like a message from the future! Oh, we'll spend the money, no doubt....
Why does slave labour come to mind when I see this !
I admittedly was dismissive of this, but I find myself intrigued by the musician who requires this amount of quality/mobility/functionality. it's pretty damn cool.
Not the product that I'm looking for, given that I don't feel the need of creating music outside my house, but this is an impressive piece of tech, with no other alternatives in the market (same functionality in such a small space).
I think that this article by Peter Kirn explains very well why this is something truly unique, appealing to a niche public.
https://cdm.link/2022/04/teenage-engineerings-tiny-mixer-fx-audio-interface-instrument-is-provocatively-tiny/
And honestly, the same topics that are repeated to criticize Teenage Engineering also can be used in the opposite way. It's trendy and a fad, trying to position yourself against a brand with the argument of the product being trendy. Pretending that other manufacturers of boutique products such as Soma Laboratory doesn't have equally skyrocketed prices. Same thing that can be said of most of the niche products in the music industry.
I have zero interest in this, but I will also combat anyone saying that a design with good aesthetics doesn't account, and that a good design doesn't deserve to pay extra money respect to other that it's only functional.
This month I paid the double for an Atrturia Keystep 37, instead of choosing the much cheaper Behringer Swing, because I prefer its white design, that fits much better with the type of ambience that I'm looking for in my studio. And combat me again, but things like an ambience, the aesthetics or how you decorate a space tend to affect the creative process. And some cultures, like the Muslim one, with its use of lights for decorating interior spaces, have made an artistic discipline of this.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Korg Nanokontrol 2
Cool factor: 2
Price: under 50$
Warranty: just buy another one.
Hrmm not the same. The korg line of midi controllers are hunks of cheap disposable junk.
Comparing a Korg Midi controller to a Teenage Engineering piece of equipment is like comparing a Chevy Volt to a Porsche Taycan of the same model year.
The ultimate question is whether the sound quality matches the specs. A lot of people are scoffing by comparing items based on size without reference to quality of the sound output.
Big mixers sound bigger!
I know it’s ridiculous, but the first time I hooked the OP-Z up to monitors I was surprised how “big” it sounded.
Haha, no kidding!
Edit:
Actually arguably they’re not a ‘hunk of disposable junk’.
I want one of those TE mixers, I just don't really have a use for it. Yet.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
LOL same. I don't know what I thought it would sound like.
It's crazy how nice and full that little OP-Z can sound right?
They are priced to move and give access to Midi Controllers to everyone which is great. It was how I was introduced to Midi Controllers.
Well, when I compare the Build quality to similar Novation pieces of Midi Controllers, you definitely see a quality difference in a similar price range...so I stand by my assessment based on experience using them alongside Novation kit.
Totally agree. The TX-6 should really be around $899.00 USD or so...but that would cut in to their huge mark-up margins.
Yeh, tha TX-6 is too small. I wish it were a little larger...and retain the same overall look and feel of design.
I agree with you on point 2. Novation definitely make better controllers at that price range. In fact I’ve replaced all of my Akai/Korg stuff with Novation.