hardware
Connectors and jacks
The right edge carries four 3.5 mm jacks — audio out, multi-out, MIDI in, audio in — plus the USB-C port and the power switch. What each one is for.
None of the jacks is a dedicated MIDI out: wired MIDI and sync leave through the multi-out, in the mode picked on the com page, or over USB. Levels for each jack are listed under the specifications.
Details
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Along the right edge, starting at the back, sit audio out, multi-out, MIDI in and audio in, then the USB-C port, the charge LED and the power switch near the front.
- TE’s guide
The 3.5 mm stereo audio out feeds headphones or speakers.
- TE’s guide
The audio out also supports headsets with a built-in microphone.
- TE’s guide
The 3.5 mm stereo audio in records line-level sources directly into the OP-XY.
- TE’s guide
The 3.5 mm MIDI in lets other MIDI gear play and control the OP-XY.
- TE’s guide
The multi-out jack works in one of six modes at a time — audio, MIDI, CV and gate, or sync pulses at sync8, sync16 or sync24.
- TE’s guide
The USB-C port charges the battery and carries audio and MIDI in both directions.