Following the widely popular OP-1, the OP-Z pushes the boundaries of this iconic synth even further. Coming in at about half the size, with even more DSP than the OP-1, the OP-Z consumes less energy than its older brother, allowing you the ability to sequence songs across 16 tracks, just about anywhere you want to take it without the risk of running out of power. One of the most notable differences between the two is the OP-Z has traded its onboard display, instead, it can connect wirelessly to your ios device and the OP-Z app for more behind the scene control parameters. Still, OP-Z is about a lot more than just composing music. The Z stands for the third dimension, the depth, the creativity involved in making music. Imagine animated art and videos that accompany your live show, or sequenced lighting, all the way down to composing your own interactive software. Some people would call a device like this a dream machine. Teenage Engineering calls it the OP-Z.

The next generation of portable instruments
OPZ is an advanced fully portable 16-track sequencer and synthesizer, with a range of both sample based and synthesis based sounds. It's the world's first stand-alone sequencer of its kind, that lets you sequence music, visuals, lights and more. OPZ can be used completely standalone and comes with an intuitive led lit interface. When you want next level real-time visual feedback, you can use the screen on your ios device. Hardware features include a USB-c host and device, wireless communication over, 4-pin 3.5 mm stereo headphone and line-out, accelerometer, user replaceable battery and built-in microphone.

Component-based step sequencing
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