teenage engineering OP-1 Manual de usuario
portable synthesizer
user guide
OP–
1
to begin, we’d like to say thank you
for choosing OP–1 field, and also for
contributing to the OP–1 legacy. we
launched the original back in 2011,
so what better way to honor the tool
that made us than by giving it some
tlc. by adapting to the latest
technology, updating the design
and evolving with the needs of our
operators, OP–1 field is the natural
continuation of its predecessor and
the beginning of a new era.
thank you!
OP–1 field introduction
field system care
field system began as an idea to
create a series of products that
function as part of a whole. with
aluminum casings and nylon bag
accessories; every item is designed
with portability, compatibility and
durability in mind. as usual, we aim to
pack in as much technology into as
little space as possible, getting the
most out of every device. more than
just an engineering challenge, field
system is driven by a desire to rethink
the way we approach music making.
before getting started, make sure to
carefully read these instructions. see
the section at the end on warnings
and warranty for more information.
OP–1 field is a highly technical and
delicate product. make sure to learn
how to properly operate, care for
and store your device. take the time
to register your unit here:
teenage.engineering/register
the latest version of this manual:
teenage.engineering/guides/op-1
OP–1 field is a precision tool, made
in natural anodized aluminum, with
encoders in the color palette of blue,
ochre, gray and orange to keep
things playful. the low profile
keyboard is durable and responsive
so it’s easy on the fingers. the
display is a custom made color lcd,
mounted directly onto the keyboard.
the soft velcro rings on the bottom
side mean the unit can be attached
securely to a surface, case or stand.
connectivity includes a usb type c
port and line in and out sockets, as
well as bluetooth le and fm radio.
hardware
OP–1 field highlights:
• ultra portable synthesizer
• usb-c audio interface
• host and device for audio and midi
• 4-track 32-bit stereo tape recorder
• multiple tapes
• stereo sampler
• stereo drum machine
• 7 sequencers
• 3 band equalizer
• 8 stereo eects
• built-in speaker
• fm radio receiver and transmitter
• accelerometer and gyroscope
• midi over bluetooth le
• 24 hour rechargeable battery
left sideoverview
the top left side holds the internal
speaker and the main volume knob.
on the right you can find a 3.5 mm
audio output jack, used for
connecting a pair of headphones, a
mixer or your speakers. next, the 3.5
mm audio input jack is used when
recording or processing any external
line-level audio, such as another
synthesizer. then, a usb-c port for
audio / midi / charging and data, a
charging led and the power switch.
on the top right you can find the built-in
microphone and the level meter.
volume
knob
internal
speaker
right side
internal
microphone
level meter /
charging
indicator
usb
caudio
in audio
out
power on
to power on your unit, flip the power
switch located on the right side of
the device to the up position. the
display will show the logo and the
currently installed firmware version
and then arrive at the tape screen.
to power o, flip the switch to the
down position.
data is stored automatically, so you
don’t have to worry about saving.
the next time you power on your
OP–1 field, everything will still be
there, exactly as you left it.
charging
OP–1 field is charged through the
usb-c port located on the right side
of the unit. the first thing you should
do is connect it to a computer or a
usb charger. keep it connected until
the battery is fully charged, indicated
by the charging led on the right side
and the level meter. to check battery
level, hold the help key (speech
bubble). the leds will light up to
indicate the level. to keep the battery
healthy, the unit should be charged
at least every 6 months.
the OP–1 workflow is based around
playing, recording and layering
sounds on tape. the four main
modes: synth, drum, tape and mixer
are where you’ll spend the most
time. press synth or drum to access
the synth or drum modes and play
notes on the keyboard to hear how
they sound. once you’ve got what
you want, hit record and record it to
tape. keep layering and arranging as
you like and press mixer to adjust
track levels and eq of your mix. it’s
as simple as that to build your songs
on OP–1 field.
keyboard
start
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