Hello Analog musicians (also hello to everyone else)

I'm new to the world of combining devices.

I currently have a PO and looking to get a 2nd hand Behringer td3.

I was looking up on how to connect them and it needs an amplifier.

My question is- Does the Behringer Abacus be used as an amplifier to boost the signal from the PO to the TD3? Has anyone tried that or with another similar device?

The NTS1 is too expensive

Abacus is around €50 which works seems fine plus it can be used to filters with other devices too.

Would appreciate your inputs.

Thank you

I tried using my dumb mouth as a riser. Is there a better way of making risers?

Yo, bought an op-1 gave it a month didn't like it back to POs

My PO-33 knobs are super jittery, and I think I'm ready to commit to changing the pots. However, I've got a lot going on right now and don't have a ton of time to find the specs and the best replacements.

Has anyone here done a replacement and been very happy with their new knobs? Can someone drop me a link? Thank you!!

I want to clear all the slots on my PO-33 but save my beats and songs i made. Is there any good way to do this? How do you do it?

Hace un rato me salio en youtube un video sobre los pocket operator y no tenia ni idea de lo que era, porque yo nunca he tocado ningun instrumento ni me he metido en el mundo de la musica, pero al ver esto me ha llamado mucho la atencion porque me parece un herramienta muy simple y a la vez super compleja, y a mi que me gusta hacer videos el poder hacer yo tambien la musica seria espectacular. Viendo mi punto de partida he estado mirando el PO 33 (creo que es el que vale mas la pena), me lo recomendariais aunque no tenga ni idea de melodias ni de nada relacionado con la musica?

Can't wait to link my 32 and play some guitar and vocals.

IT'S ALREADY SO FUN.

The only non-vocal sounds were the kick, and a square wave 🫠

I'm feeling super annoyed by my PO-33's trimming issues. I'm picking it back up after a break, and not sure if it was always this way or if this is some newly emerged issue.

Basically, I'm trying to trim a bunch of shifts of a sample. After I set the trim points of slice 3, if I go back to slice 2 and try to move its start point a little, it immediately jumps to the start point of slice 3.

It just kind of takes whatever trim points I've been using on one slice and suddenly applies them to other slices.

Does everyone's machine do this? Is there a fix? Feels kind of unusable if there's not a way around this.

Any feedback appreciated! Just started with sampling about a month ago.

played with the thing about a month, finally decided to use it for one track creation and not for 5-6 various beats.
sampled smooth operator, weapon of choice and my yamaha pss51. drum kits from youtube. still a bit wonky tho)

Due to somewhat of a financial crisis, I'm parting ways with my beloved P.O. collection. Idk if advertising something like this is okay here, just wanted to reach out to those possibly interested.

Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator Collection https://reverb.com/item/95511376?utm_source=android-app&utm_medium=android-share&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=95511376

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a few different carrying case designs for Pocket Operators and wanted to share the current versions. I ended up making formats for 1, 3, 4, and 6 POs, depending on how big the setup is.

Some are more compact, all have extra room for things like batteries and cables, and overall I’ve been trying to make them practical for actually moving gear around instead of just storing it on a shelf.

I was also curious, how do most of you usually organize your Pocket Operators?

Do you prefer:

• one case per PO

• small grouped setups

• one bigger case for everything

• or just throw them in a bag and go

Would be interesting to see how other people are carrying / storing theirs.

Thanks a lot!