The event was an insurrection. Several have been charged with seditious conspiracy, as your earlier commenters have pointed out. Others have other charges.
A sequencer for the /mixer/ is terribly terribly useful. Basically like having control parameters in a tracker, but for any arbitrary input you've plugged into the mixer. And knowing TE, I would be shocked if you couldn't target the mixer params with the sequencer. (Arguably, this is part of the value prop (hahahahahaha) for modular synthesizers.)
The synthesizer is probably more 'because they can,' once the rest of the software/hardware interface is in place. It's close enough to what they've already done lots of with the pocket operators; might as well throw one in so people can prototype sounds easily.
interesting, I was looking on Amazon like a year ago and couldn't find anything like that, but now I see there's several <$50 devices just like that! thanks
can someone explain to me why their gear is so expensive? i have a lot of synths and have been collecting them for a long time, and I have no idea why the OP1 should cost 1000 dollars. it really just seems like a toy, do professionals actually use them?
You have to pick a price for high end low volume products and that price often ends up containing a whole lot of development and overhead costs. You can cut corners with development and materials and lose the high end to try for volume, you can try to get your thing very popular, or you can just stick to high prices. High prices tends to get you a better customer base and a sense of exclusivity which drives sales.
