Yeah. I remember my op-1 had ridiculous battery life. I’d use it for 2 hours a day for more than a week. I don’t know what magic they used in it. The battery seems small for the play time it had. Compare that to pretty much anything else I own(ed) and it’s sad.
If the field is a similar experience I’ll be happy.
French keyboard pruned my words.
Can you set the polyphony to Mono in the drum Sampler?
If they would have put the op-z synths in this I would have considered it. I had og 3 different times and I always hated the synths sounds.
Funny, for me it’s the other way. I much prefer the OP-1’s synth sounds…and the fact they have 4 parameters.
is flip sampler any good? Not really looked into it heard it mentioned once or twice on random huang videos
Flash sale? Where can I find more info on that?
Sorry outside euro zone so totally diff pricing for me.
I have it. It’s more like Koala than anything else. It’s like a single instance of a Drum Rack in Ableton with an Ableton inspired interface. It’s cool but not really comparable to the OP-1.
I don’t know, import tax maybe? I’m hoping against all odds that thomann will have it cheaper.
Hey @MichaalHell,
First, thanks for answering questions about the OP-1 Field! Second, is it possible to pan synths/drums before recording to tape, allowing you to building up the stereo field for each tape channel?
I did ask him about drum synths before but he can answer about the synth engines. In the Drum Sampler you can pan each slice individually.
That’s great to hear!
That‘s a very good question.
Good interview
Some synth presets showcased. That’s a massive upgrade in sound quality. Compared the cluster and digital presets from the video with my OP-1 and it’s night and day 
I’m fairly certain that you can’t
Correction, you can pan the slices
Yeah. The dimension engine looks really interesting.
No, but you can set a slice to be choked
You could record drums into a track and pan the track. Then record the panned track as a sample and re-record to the tape.