more sample space，。

but it’s hard to figure out which is right for you until you try one. ， OP-XY is perfect for others， OP-XY covers feel a lot more like I’m actually making a full-on cover instead of a novelty challenge. EDIT: just remembered which thread I’m in. I’m just agreeing that OP-Z is perfect for some， but my OP-XY has replaced my OP-Z across the board. OP-XY is way harder to use than OP-Z and I still don’t understand arranger mode. But between project names， and the ability to swap out individual samples on a key in drum/multisampler mode… it’s a whole different experience. My OP-Z covers always felt like I was pushing the device to its limits just to get a “kinda close” sound to the original. Between my cover of “Intro” by The XX and a cover I’m currently working on， it might be a while before I spend more time with my OP-Z. I might use it as a mic with built-in FX and LFOs， Honestly。