I actually took a guided safari and found mine out in the wild… I didn’t force it to leave its habitat, it sensed I had drank the Octauaska and chose to follow me home… 
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Sooo…
Let me answer my own question, being a member of the cult for a week and a half now.
This thing is amazing. All the video’s, posts and tutorials out there do no justice to this machine. Mainly because you’re looking at / reading about other people using the Octa, not you.
Do you want it to be an instrument? Sure: it can be a synth, drumcomputer, sampler, fx processor. Whatever you trow at it, it (almost) instantly becomes music. And btw: ignore the internet-mantra people saying it has a steep learning curve. It’s deep and sophisticated, albeit sometimes somewhat unpredictable. So is my guitar…
So here’s my first Octa tune.
Sampled, mangled my A4, Sub37, Fender Jazzbass, drums, some other stuff.
Love this thing.
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I dig it - nice work
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