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Teenage Engineering OP-Z Gets ZM-4 I/O Expansion Module

Teenage Engineering today introduced the ZM-4 Line Module, an add-on for the OP-Z that is designed to bring external audio signals in and out of your OP–Z. … Read More Teenage Engineering OP-Z Gets ZM-4 I/O Expansion Module

April 1, 2022April 1, 20227 Comments

Teenage Engineering Intros Line I/O Module For OP-Z Synthesizer

The new moduile adds a stereo line input and an additional stereo line output to the unit, as well as input and output for MIDI, trig and PO sync, similar to oplab. … Read More Teenage Engineering Intros Line I/O Module For OP-Z Synthesizer

January 27, 202212 Comments

Free App Enhances Usability, Capabilities Of Teenage Engineering OP-Z

Teenage Engineering has shared this preview of the free OP-Z App for Android, MacOS & iOS, which they say “adds another dimension to all OP-Z interactions.”… Read More Free App Enhances Usability, Capabilities Of Teenage Engineering OP-Z

December 8, 2019December 8, 20195 Comments

Teenage Engineering Updates OP-Z With Sampling & More

Teenage Engineering has updated the OP-Z with sampling and more.… Read More Teenage Engineering Updates OP-Z With Sampling & More

July 2, 2019July 2, 201915 Comments

Teenage Engineering Intros $149 Oplab I/O Adapter For OP-Z

Teenage Engineering has introduced the Oplab Module I/O adapter for the OP-Z mini-synth.… Read More Teenage Engineering Intros $149 Oplab I/O Adapter For OP-Z

February 28, 2019March 1, 201929 Comments

Teenage Engineering OP-Z Walkthrough

This set of videos takes a look at the Teenage Engineering OP-Z synthesizer. … Read More Teenage Engineering OP-Z Walkthrough

February 8, 201917 Comments

Teenage Engineering OP-Z Review

In the latest Sonic Lab review, Nick Batt and Gaz Williams take a look at the Teenage Engineering OP-Z synthesizer – the tiny 16-track sequencer & synthesizer. … Read More Teenage Engineering OP-Z Review

January 21, 201917 Comments

Teenage Engineering OP-Z In-Depth Demo

Cuckoo takes an in-depth look at the new Teenage Engineering OP-Z synthesizer.… Read More Teenage Engineering OP-Z In-Depth Demo

October 4, 201827 Comments

The Good News Is, The Teenage Engineering OP-Z Is Ready To Ship After 3 Years

Teenage Engineering today announced that its OP-Z – a unique mobile device that combines a 16-track multitimbral synth, sequencer and video synthesizer – is now ready for pre-order.… Read More The Good News Is, The Teenage Engineering OP-Z Is Ready To Ship After 3 Years

September 17, 2018September 17, 201824 Comments

Teenage Engineering OP-Z Coming In May For $599

It looks like the long-in-gestation Teenage Engineering OP-Z will be available in May, priced at US $599.… Read More Teenage Engineering OP-Z Coming In May For $599

February 14, 2018February 14, 201867 Comments

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