Syntakt is the main clock and they are connected through USB. You can set the OP-1 to receive midi clock through Com. I couldnāt find a video/way to do this and wasnāt sure first if itās possible, so when I tried and it worked I was overjoyed.
Also, I love using them together! Probably my favorite hardware duo ever. Syntakt is great to get something going with the sequencer and then add some magic dust with the OP-1, and they both sound very nice together.
interesting! if you do it the way around and have the op-1 field be the āmasterā, could you perhaps also use its built in keyboard to play the machines on syntakt? would be nice, no?
You can do this whichever one is driving the MIDI clock. I do this with my Digitone. Set the OP-1 to the Digitoneās auto channel, and it will play whichever track is selected in the DN, with full velocity support too.
You can also sequence the OP-1ās synths, drums, and samplers with from an Elektron machine.
I think the person was likely referring to an original OP-1 (Probably a 1st gen one at that)
Outside of warranty. Not the field.
Iām skeptical that a product would stay at service for a year and a half, at all.
But I find it even more unlikely that this would be the outcome on a brand new product.
If it really was a year and a half and an OP-1F that means this person bought brand new right when they came out and immediately had an issue and sent to service. On a brand new product with no stock issues I find it extremely hard to believe that TE would hold onto it so long and send it back without a fix. Itās in stock everywhere if this was a QC issue that was their fault they would have either recommended a return with the retailer this person purchased from or replaced the unit entirely if purchased direct.
Iād love some more info on the scenario, 1.5yrs in service with no fix on a brand new product that has no stock issues seems extremely far fetched to me.