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Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Teenage Engineering OPZ. Is this compact multimedia synthesizer and sequencer with visualization options based on vj footage and the unity engine an actual improvement over its older sibling, the Teenage Engineering OP-1? Does the implementation von iOS devices like an iPhone or iPad actually work?

Thanks to Synth Repair Wizard Thomas for lending me his OP-Z and bringing old stuff back on track:
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:12 Overview Teenage Engineering OP-Z
01:35 Drum Tracks
01:48 Synth Tracks
02:12 Synth Engines, Sample Player
02:36 Synth Parameters
02:53 Resonant Filter
03:05 ADSR Envelope, LFO
03:24 Send FX
03:32 Master FX (Chorus, Drive, Filter)
03:43 Tape FX
03:50 Punch-in FX
04:07 Gyro
04:11 16 Step Sequencer, Pattern Chaining, Step Components
04:47 Projects
04:53 Standalone, iOS App, Bluetooth
05:11 Sampling, Internal Microphone, USB
05:21 Upgrades, Modules (line, oplab, rumble)
05:35 USB-C, USB Midi, Midi Host
05:51 Multimedia Features
06:05 What else??? (Mute Groups, Pitch Bend, Build Quality, Battery,...)
06:26 Pricing & Thanks
06:45 Hate
07:07 Jam 1
08:01 Jam 2
09:08 Finale
09:38 Verdict

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