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unless I delete an already visible sample or restart the device, then all the newly recorded samples show up. anybod else?

PayPal has been shoving in my face for months to create a passkey. I use 1password so I gave in today and set one up.

Logging in now defaults to asking for passkey which the 1password extension happily provides. Okay.

Out of curiousity, I tried to login from a browser that does not have 1password extension. PayPal didn't even bother to ask for a passkey and straight away showed the normal email+pw login mask.

1. If I can't remove the normal password fallback, how are passkeys more secure?!
2. Is there really no other way to provide a passkey other than through the browser extension? Sounds flawed, but.. maybe I'm just not getting something here.

>!Willow-Nikki makes a sandwhich for "her little food critique" comprised of his dead cats meat. Sarah identifies the weird smell right away, while Baron did not despite even eating it. Hard to say how much time exactly has passed since Sandy died, but... its fair to assume its been at least a week or more. I find it very hard to believe that he does not realize something is off with his food until Sarah tells him to. Since this movie keeps on giving details, foreshadows, easter eggs, references... I'm wondering if there is more to it or if its actually just a convenience-plothole – What's your take?!<

op1f added a delayed switch off feature where you have 6 seconds to confirm by pressing COM, giving you time to flip the switch back on again. wasnt on my list, but sure cool to have.

why doesnt opxy get the same? if they deem this switch issue so bad, the hardware is identical in that regard on opxy.

why does opxy have category filtering in preset browser, and op1f still does not?

why does opxy have most right encoder click to toggle metronom and op1f does not?

im sure theres more when you keep digging

is the underlying code platform so different that nothing at all can be shared between the two? are two completely independent teams in charge of firmware development and dont talk to each other?

first of all: how come op1 master out reaches tx6 track 1 when op1 is in 10ch mode, but when op1 is in 2ch mode tx6 receives the master on track 6 and not also on track 1? its quite a nuisance changing track 6 settings on tx6 whenever i switch op1f modes, which happens quite often. i could use scenes, I guess, but why dont they put op1 master via usb always on the same track? (argubaly track 6 would be best, because then op1f multi out tape tracks wouldnt have to scoot over when changing from 8ch to 10ch.)

which leads me to my next question:
how come that that op1 master out via usb to tx6 is louder by default? even when I have op1f master drive at 0 (which is a shame, because it sounds really good imo) and tx6 track gain on 0, it clips by just playing custom presets like. I dont understand that when op1 itself is not indicating any clipping, why is tx6 clipping the signal with track gain of 0?

op1f drive at 5 and master volume 85 (seems the default, right?) does not clip on op1f but does on tx6. unfortunately tx6 track gain can only go to -5 which is not enough if you want to push the op1f drive higher. sure you can lower the master volume to 70 or so, but I'd like to understand why thats necessary.

mute track 3 and 4 on one tape, swtich over to a different tape (project). track 3 and 4 still muted. mute track 1. go back to initial tape. tracks 1, 3 and 4 are muted. switch off the op1. switch on. all 4 tracks unmuted.

hard to believe for me that this is intentional. does anybody have more insight into why muting is global and reset on device startup?

I am flirting with the MiniFreak for some time, but no usb-c has so far been a dealbreaker for me. I'm done with proprietary wall chargers. Dual USB-C should be the law for consumer gear like this imo ^^

Not only would it be awesome to use it in the park or on the couch with just a power bank, even at home I always have a macbook or ipad charger somewhere.

Yet I keep hearing so much good stuff about it that I might give in if Arturia is unlikely to releasing an upgrade or even if they do, are unlikely to add power over usb-c.

Can you globally disable it? Everytime I connect it to my phone, iPad or op1f, it charges and sucks them dry. USB GND isolation on disables the charger, but this setting does not persist a restart, super annoying.

Please tell me there's something I'm not seeing

mpc sample has somehwat of a live looper with fixed sequence length including retroactive audio recording, not unlikely to get improved upon in that department with firmware updates since its so young.

1010music bento is a very capable live looper, the new blackbox 2 brings that into an even smaller form factor.

sp404ii also very capable live looper, although the handling requires some serious muscle memory and menu diving

ableton move also got proper audio tracks in its 2.0 update.

in that regard the xy pales greatly in comparison to those machines which are more or less swimming in the same pond for substancially less money. xy has bad sample management, borderline unusable 20secs max sample length, no way of recording audio in context with the rest of the track...

while the op1f is surprisingly capable for live looping, a more modern clip based approach is way more flexible.

sure, TE wants you to own both the op1f and the opxy. I have both and although they compliment each other in a lot of fun and interesting ways, this setup is more complex and loses the mobility I love. even if you go that length, working with clips is just different and the opxy could deliver that.

I'm dreaming of hooking up the xy with just one cable to one synth at a time, record some clips, then some guitar stuff, then lay down in a hammock and go to town with one device on my lap.

with all the new devices and their workflows, the xy feels more and more incomplete without some sort of audio tracks and I see myself selling it for something like the bento in the future. I'd rather not, but that scratch is real.

now that te brougt undo to op1f, I believe anything is on the table.

let a man hope

ps: while we're at it, give me capture/recall/retro-rec/whatever you want to call it both for midi and audio

Never would I have believed this hardware could handle what they just added. Here's how I benefit from it:

• 99% of my LIFT usage was to remove messed up takes. This sometimes conflicts with when you actually have something copied with intent to drop somewhere later. UNDO takes care of messed up takes now.
• Removing messed up takes with LIFT takes time. UNDO is instant.
• Removing messed up takes with LIFT required to stop tape and move playhead to region. UNDO works while tape is playing.
• LIFT could not save messed up overdubs. UNDO can.
• LIFTed by accident, UNDO gets it back instantly.
• UNDO history is 7 deep (!)
• Quick A/B Comparison? UNDO, REDO, UNDO, REDO...

The op1f had impressive looping capabilities even before that update. UNDO makes it feasible to perform live looping with it.

What other sneaky ways to use it am I missing?

PS: This feature is so powerful that I wish they'd add the option to map LIFT to UNDO and DROP to REDO

It feels everything is there. Lots of storage, good project structure (from what I can see). Nice hardware, pads for launching "clips", sample manipulation. All it needs is variable sample record length (mulitples of sequence length), ability footswitch start/stop recording, quick way of clearing a pad if you messed up or want to start something new.

I dont even mind "preparing empty pads to be recorded to live" alongside "already loaded samples".

Having a small, battery powered, clip based looper on my table with physical knobs, buttons and pads is my dream for so fricking long.

What do you think? Will they give looper kids like me some love in a future firmware update?