Common Sense Made Simple | The Worst Part about Owning a Pocket Operator from Teenage Engineering @iamYork_ | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 14 hours ago
I have known about TE for quite some time but have just returned to music making after a 20 year hiatus and I am simply in love with the PO series... The PO-33 KO has to be the most versatile of the bunch but the PO-35 Speak is still currently my personal favorite... As of today the K.O. is the only one available from Teenage Engineering's website... I heard rumors the Pocket Operators may be going out of print and others have told me that it is due to the microchip shortage to why they haven't been readily available... Either way to fit it into TE's pro silicon rubber cases you must snap off the breakaway hanger which has been the hardest part for me about owning a pocket operator... I am hoping this video will either enlighten you to the outcome of tearing off the hanger piece or keep you from having to do it yourself out of curiosity...
iamYork has also launched a limited clothing line where ALL PROFITS
go to independent artists: PLEASE INDULGE : etsy.com/shop/iamYork
iamYork Imagery is a boutique Animation, Film and Visual Effects studio in Hell's kitchen, New York city founded by Nicolas Fenrir Tengri, a mixed media artist, animator and anti-designer...
What is a Pocket Operator?
"A Pocket Operator is a wall of sound in your pocket...
Pocket operators are small, ultra portable music devices,
with studio quality sound and the flexibility to make music on the go...
affordable for everyone and compatible with all other music gear..."
-Teenage Engineering
iamYork's Website iamyork.com
Royalty FREE No Copyright Music: pond5.com/artist/iamyork
Instagram: instagram.com/i.am.york
Facebook: facebook.com/ARTorFACT
Twitter: twitter.com/FenrirTengri
TikTok: tiktok.com/@i.am.york
If you just want to see "AI generated" Anime this is that playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeExAXO8a18VjbZOHEFKcisW0
My "traditional" Digital Animation and Independent Experimental Film Work can be found here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzujp534UtDOzOEcbFrA2k2
After Effects & Cinema 4D Tutorials: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzveVd8tyXzOlSuP0-1ecav
If you would like to learn more about how to make stop-motion animations and the history behind it then here is a good place to start: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_motion
If you are interested in trying out a PO here is the manufacturers website... I am not affiliated nor do I get commissions from any sales made: https://teenage.engineering/products/po
If you have red this far down I appreciate you... We put a lot of time into making everything on this channel and it is people like you that help us keep going... Thanks again from the bottom of our blood-pumping chest devices...
... Nick Tengri & Rick York ...
: Common Sense Made Simple :
0:00 - Jibber Jabber:
0:59 - Stop Motion Case Dance:
#pocketoperator #teenageengineering #tipsandtricks
I have known about TE for quite some time but have just returned to music making after a 20 year hiatus and I am simply in love with the PO series... The PO-33 KO has to be the most versatile of the bunch but the PO-35 Speak is still currently my personal favorite... As of today the K.O. is the only one available from Teenage Engineering's website... I heard rumors the Pocket Operators may be going out of print and others have told me that it is due to the microchip shortage to why they haven't been readily available... Either way to fit it into TE's pro silicon rubber cases you must snap off the breakaway hanger which has been the hardest part for me about owning a pocket operator... I am hoping this video will either enlighten you to the outcome of tearing off the hanger piece or keep you from having to do it yourself out of curiosity...
iamYork has also launched a limited clothing line where ALL PROFITS
go to independent artists: PLEASE INDULGE : etsy.com/shop/iamYork
iamYork Imagery is a boutique Animation, Film and Visual Effects studio in Hell's kitchen, New York city founded by Nicolas Fenrir Tengri, a mixed media artist, animator and anti-designer...
What is a Pocket Operator?
"A Pocket Operator is a wall of sound in your pocket...
Pocket operators are small, ultra portable music devices,
with studio quality sound and the flexibility to make music on the go...
affordable for everyone and compatible with all other music gear..."
-Teenage Engineering
iamYork's Website iamyork.com
Royalty FREE No Copyright Music: pond5.com/artist/iamyork
Instagram: instagram.com/i.am.york
Facebook: facebook.com/ARTorFACT
Twitter: twitter.com/FenrirTengri
TikTok: tiktok.com/@i.am.york
If you just want to see "AI generated" Anime this is that playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeExAXO8a18VjbZOHEFKcisW0
My "traditional" Digital Animation and Independent Experimental Film Work can be found here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzujp534UtDOzOEcbFrA2k2
After Effects & Cinema 4D Tutorials: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVWl_nVCEeEzveVd8tyXzOlSuP0-1ecav
If you would like to learn more about how to make stop-motion animations and the history behind it then here is a good place to start: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_motion
If you are interested in trying out a PO here is the manufacturers website... I am not affiliated nor do I get commissions from any sales made: https://teenage.engineering/products/po
If you have red this far down I appreciate you... We put a lot of time into making everything on this channel and it is people like you that help us keep going... Thanks again from the bottom of our blood-pumping chest devices...
... Nick Tengri & Rick York ...
: Common Sense Made Simple :
0:00 - Jibber Jabber:
0:59 - Stop Motion Case Dance:
#pocketoperator #teenageengineering #tipsandtricks
