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I made a single-sheet cheat sheet for the EP-133 K.O II a while back.

TE devices have a wide range of ports and interface options, and it can sometimes be a surprise what one device has that another doesn't, or to remember what has what.

I'm going to try to explain a kind of fast-and-loose McGyver-like understanding of electricity, the kind that used to exist in 1940's books that explained how to build your own radio and assumed you had a box of random parts lying around (but without that…

The fader on the EP series can be automated, which is great.

The EPs all have the same form factor, and most of the same functionality (check out my K.O.

📢 Update: these stickers are now available!

In the 1800s, they found gold in California.

The UI of the TP-7 has been harder to internalize than other TE products, probably because there are fewer hardware buttons and more menu diving, which means more abstractness to hold in your head.

Welcome to me learning in public.

Update: all of this led to an actual app called Weel As a kid, it took me forever to get my head around reading analog time.

📢 Update: All this info is now condensed into cheatsheet overlay stickers for the EP series.

available as a sticker This cheatsheet sticker for the PO-33 includes sync modes.

I hate going to the gym, am terrible with routines, and don't notice time passing.

In a kind of one-thing-leads-to-another chain of events that happens to me now and then, I started off wondering what the PO-33 K.O.'