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Quick Guide - 1.12
“Step components”
Teenage Engineering
– User Guide (LD)
Janvier 2019
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1.12
“Step components”
Each step can have its own
“step components”, adding unique playback behavior per step.
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Select a step, select a component and adjust settings, 0-9.
Example: let's trigger a step every fourth cycle. Select the snare track by holding TRACK and
SNARE .

Hold SHIFT and press the 2 last “step”1-16 on the sequencer.

Keep holding SHIFT and press the last
“step component”
key .
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Now press 9.
See chart § 2.6.4 au-dessous for a reference of all the
“step components”.
1.13 Punch-in effects
Now that you have created a pattern it's time to punch in some effects. Hold TRACK and press
PERC to select that track.

While in
“play” mode press and hold
SHIFT and momentarily hold the piano keys to
add different punch-in effects.

If also holding REC the punch-in effects will be recorded and stored to the performance
track.
1.14 Performance mode
Performance mode works like punch-in effects except you don't have to hold SHIFT and all
tracks are affected.

Hold TRACK and press PERFORM to go to performance mode.

While in
“play” mode press the
piano keys to add punch-in effects.
Any recorded effects are stored to the steps and can be cleared by pressing the corresponding
steps again.
1.15
“Color dials” 1-4
The
“color dials”
1-4 are used to adjust the parameters of OP-Z.

Turning a dial on an audio track will affect the sound of that track.

By holding a
“step”
1-16 and turning the
“color dials”
1-4 you lock the corresponding
parameters to that specific step.
1.16 Parameter pages
Each track can have multiple pages of parameters.

Press SHIFT to toggle page.
Each page is color coded so you always know what you’re controlling.
See chart § 2.4.3 au-dessous for reference of parameter pages.
1.17 More controls

By holding TRACK or top
“index buttons” and turning “color dials”
1-4 you get access
to even more controls.

Holding TRACK lets you control default note length,
“play” mode, quantization and
glide for the active track.

Holding MIXER controls drum and synth bus levels, global compressor and global level.

Hold TEMPO to adjust bpm, swing, and the sound and level of the metronome.
See chart § 2.4.3 au-dessous for reference.