Teenage Engineering Adds New Sampling Mode To OP-Z

Teenage Engineering has updated the OP-Z to now support sampling functionality – a highly requested feature for the synthesizer and sequencer that is now available for download. This new sampling mode lets you sample direct to your OP-Z from a microphone, headset or USB.

New Update Features

• new sampling mode
• 2 channel audio interface
• full OP-1 sample format support (pitch, gain, playmode, reverse)
• improved stability
• support importing raw samples to drum tracks
• apply track gain before fx sends
• don’t allow copying empty steps
• restart arpeggio with TRACK + PLAY on arpeggio track
• don’t trigger gate step component if track is muted
• toggle headset input with SCREEN + SHIFT
• send clock out if enabled even though midi out is disabled
• don’t loose clock sync when switching project via pattern change
• fix broken parameter spark random setting
• fix force save not working on project 1
• fix inverted headphone gain levels dep. on impedance

Pricing and Availability
This new update is free for current owners of the OP-Z, with the OP-Z being priced at $599. You can visit the Teenage Engineering website to learn more.

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