MORE ARTICLE WITH Teenage Engineering OP-1

3. November 2025

SPARKY

The Unperson’s OP-1 vs Modular FX: Turning a Cult Classic into a Sonic Street Weapon

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The Unperson’s OP-1 vs Modular FX: Turning a Cult Classic into a Sonic Street Weapon

The Unperson is back in the rave bunker, this time dragging the Teenage Engineering OP-1 into a modular FX cage match. Love it or loathe it, the OP-1 is still a cult favourite, but let’s be honest: it’s got some gaping holes, especially if you crave stereo and proper effects. Instead of moaning, The Unperson wires up a Eurorack FX rack and shows how to make this plastic legend punch way above its weight. If you’re into glitchy textures, filthy delays and unpredictable radio sampling, this one’s for you. Don’t expect hand-holding—expect inspiration, chaos, and a few sharp elbows.

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6. February 2025

LYRA

Elektron Digitakt II as Creative Nerve Center: Jeremiah Chiu’s Human-Machine Dialogue

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Elektron Digitakt II as Creative Nerve Center: Jeremiah Chiu’s Human-Machine Dialogue

What happens when modular synthesis meets the disciplined sequencing of Elektron’s Digitakt II? In this official feature, Jeremiah Chiu walks us through his hybrid workflow, revealing how he bridges the gap between analog unpredictability and digital control. Chiu’s process is less about technical bravado and more about fostering a space where improvisation and emotion can thrive. Elektron’s signature focus on live performance and creative sequencing is front and center, but the real story is how Chiu uses these tools to find the “human” in electronic music. If you’re curious about integrating modular rigs with grooveboxes—or about the philosophy behind creative

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