How Teenage Engineering Makes Cool Stuff!

WVFRM Podcast

Episode Description

This week, we have another bonus episode! Adam sat down with David Eriksson of Teenage Engineering to chat about the EP-133 K.O. II sampler. It was a great chat and we figured it would be a good opportunity to peel back the curtain on how some of these conversations go with people from certain companies. Hope you enjoy!

Chapters 00:00 Intro 02:43 Who is David Eriksson? 09:44 How did the EP-133 K.O. II come to be? 20:26 How many prototypes were there? 22:26 Talking about the fader 25:28 Ad 25:40 Durability 34:25 Who makes the manuals? 37:25 Will there be more? 39:03 Ad 40:05 How does Teenage Engineering plan to support updates? 50:20 Outro

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Brief Summary

David Erikson discusses Teenage Engineering's design process and the EP 133 sampler's development challenges and philosophy.

Key points

  • Behind the Scenes of Teenage Engineering. A special episode revealing the conversations that shape product design at Teenage Engineering.
  • The Evolution of the KO2. David Erikson shares insights into the development of the KO2 synthesizer, highlighting unique design challenges.
  • The Passion Behind Design. The co-founder shares insights on the unique design philosophy of their products.
  • Innovative Product Support. The team discusses their commitment to ongoing product support and updates.
  • Upcoming Features Teased. Discussion about potential future features for the product, hinting at exciting developments.
  • The Value of Product People. A conversation reveals the passion of product designers compared to PR representatives.

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