MORE ARTICLE WITH Teenage Engineering TX-6

17. October 2026

LYRA

teenage engineering OP–XY 1.2.0: Drumline, Dynamic Filter & USB Audio—A Firmware Update Worth the Wait

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teenage engineering OP–XY 1.2.0: Drumline, Dynamic Filter & USB Audio—A Firmware Update Worth the Wait

teenage engineering’s OP–XY just leapt forward with firmware update 1.2.0. This episode of Midnight Operations, filmed live in the NYC department store, walks through four major additions: the long-requested Drumline drum synth, a punchy new dynamic filter, long-awaited multi-channel USB audio routing, and a patch-level detune parameter. Jonas, the product owner, details how these features expand the OP–XY’s sound design palette and workflow, with live demos and honest talk about trade-offs. For digital groovebox fans and sound architects, this update is a big deal—and the video keeps it both playful and nerdy.

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8. October 2026

SPARKY

Noisegate Unpacks Teenage Engineering: Pocket-Sized Power with OP-1 Field, K.O. II & OP-XY

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Noisegate Unpacks Teenage Engineering: Pocket-Sized Power with OP-1 Field, K.O. II & OP-XY

Noisegate takes us deep into the world of Teenage Engineering’s field lineup, showing why portable gear isn’t just a lifestyle flex but a touring necessity. Expect road-worn OP-1s, creative limits that kickstart your sound, and enough multi-functionality to make your laptop weep. If you think these boxes are just toys, you’re in for a rude awakening. This isn’t a manual—it’s a rave bunker tour for gear heads who want the dirt and the glory. Dive in, and keep your hands off the presets.

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22. September 2026

SPARKY

Taylor Fiore Pits Eurorack Rings Against Max for Live: Who Rings Supreme?

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Taylor Fiore Pits Eurorack Rings Against Max for Live: Who Rings Supreme?

Taylor Fiore, known for slicing through synth hype with Ableton-centric precision, takes Mutable Instruments’ legendary Rings module and throws its Max for Live clone into a sonic cage match. We get a dead honest, side-by-side deep dive into both interfaces, quirks and all. Spoiler: subtle differences matter when you’re pushing boundaries, and Taylor’s workflow wisdom is not to be missed—especially if you want your ambient textures to punch above their weight.

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