Pocket Operators News Today

If God came down to Earth tomorrow to deliver 10 more commandments, the TP-7 is what we’d use to record them—if we could afford one.

Teenage Engineering’s portable workstation offers retro styling and an equally old‑school approach to sampling.

Pixel phones are total powerhouses, but they offer so many features that it’s difficult to keep track of them all, so here’s an overview of a few significant ones that you should check out!

At $300, the K.O.

The new unit is the next generation of the popular Pocket Operators

Teenage Engineering just surprise-released a sampler/groovebox that is not only gorgeous, but portable and extremely powerful. The EP-133 K.O. II costs $300 and features 12 mono / 6 stereo voice polyphony.

Made in the vein of the OP-1 and the Pocket Operator, Teenage Engineering’s EP-133 KO II is a $299 synthesizer meant to help anyone make music.

Teenage Engineering’s OP‑1 Field is much more than a sequel.

Retrokits’ RK‑006 is a tiny but incredibly versatile hub for MIDI, USB and modular.

Analogue made us wait a little too long for the Pocket handheld, but were not mad.