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Teenage Engineering TP-7 Field Recorder

Teenage Engineering

£1,299.00
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In the words of Teenage Engineering: “There are thoughts, ideas and fragments that - for the sake of humanity - we need to record and be able to return to as a reference, as a seed for new thoughts or just to remember another time. TP–7 is built for just that, to record sound, music, interviews and important ideas with zero friction in the highest possible quality. A device engineered in every detail to do only one thing and to do it well. A dedicated piece of hardware for ideas, or just a dirty riff.”

Intuitive muscle reflex control

TP–7 fits perfectly in the palm of your hand and lets your fingers naturally adopt the controls. the index finger triggers fast forward and the middle finger rewinds. your thumb records a memo, the pinky selects the mode. It's a genuinely rewarding man-machine experience.

Tape reel sensation

The centrepiece of the TP–7 is the motorised tape reel, a delicately engineered brushed motor with ball bearings, and a highly sensitive hall sensor that lets you virtually grab your recording. The reel is also used for scrubbing, to pause, menu navigation and as gentle visual feedback during playback and recording.

The rocker

The side-mounted rocker allows you to quickly scrub through your audio. Just press on the top edge to fast forward, and down to rewind. watch the wheel spin around and hear your tracks scrub in ’hyperspeed’.

Transcription hell turned into transcription heaven

If you've ever experienced the process of transcribing recorded speech to text by hand, you'll know what we mean. A key feature of the TP–7 is its ability to streamline the process of turning audio into text. Simply connect your phone to TP–7 via BLE or USB, open the TP–7 app and press transcribe. Job done!

Off the record

Picture yourself in an interview situation. The reel on the TP–7 is spinning slowly, the bright red record lamp is lit. Both the reel and the lamp indicate that a recording is taking place. The interview is going quite well. The situation gets heated, you're suddenly asked some personal questions. At that moment, you gently place a finger on the reel and pause the recording, allowing you to continue the interview ‘off the record’

The importance of zero friction (or how to remove steps from thought to action)

Let's compare TP–7 to the most common recorder today – the smartphone. Once you've turned on and unlocked your phone, found the recording app and started recording, you've probably forgotten whatever you had in mind. When recording on TP–7: press the memo button and start talking.

Inputs, outputs and 20 years of ideas.

TP–7 features three stereo two-way jacks to be used as either inputs or outputs, for connecting external mics, headphones, studio monitors, or any other audio equipment like OP–1 field or TX–6, recording with all six stereo channels. Use USB-C for multi-channel audio interface, MIDI, data transfer and charging, and BLE and MFi for wireless connectivity. TP–7 also includes a 6.35mm to 3.5mm jack adapter. Add to that 128GB of internal storage and you can preserve five minutes of ideas a day for 20 years.

  • 128GB internal storage
  • 24-bit/96kHz usb audio interface
  • 7hr battery life
  • 64x32 pixel monochrome display
  • 96mm x 68mm x 16mm
  • 170g

Product Overview

In the words of Teenage Engineering: “There are thoughts, ideas and fragments that - for the sake of humanity - we need to record and be able to return to as a reference, as a seed for new thoughts or just to remember another time. TP–7 is built for just that, to record sound, music, interviews and important ideas with zero friction in the highest possible quality. A device engineered in every detail to do only one thing and to do it well. A dedicated piece of hardware for ideas, or just a dirty riff.”

Intuitive muscle reflex control

TP–7 fits perfectly in the palm of your hand and lets your fingers naturally adopt the controls. the index finger triggers fast forward and the middle finger rewinds. your thumb records a memo, the pinky selects the mode. It's a genuinely rewarding man-machine experience.

Tape reel sensation

The centrepiece of the TP–7 is the motorised tape reel, a delicately engineered brushed motor with ball bearings, and a highly sensitive hall sensor that lets you virtually grab your recording. The reel is also used for scrubbing, to pause, menu navigation and as gentle visual feedback during playback and recording.

The rocker

The side-mounted rocker allows you to quickly scrub through your audio. Just press on the top edge to fast forward, and down to rewind. watch the wheel spin around and hear your tracks scrub in ’hyperspeed’.

Transcription hell turned into transcription heaven

If you've ever experienced the process of transcribing recorded speech to text by hand, you'll know what we mean. A key feature of the TP–7 is its ability to streamline the process of turning audio into text. Simply connect your phone to TP–7 via BLE or USB, open the TP–7 app and press transcribe. Job done!

Off the record

Picture yourself in an interview situation. The reel on the TP–7 is spinning slowly, the bright red record lamp is lit. Both the reel and the lamp indicate that a recording is taking place. The interview is going quite well. The situation gets heated, you're suddenly asked some personal questions. At that moment, you gently place a finger on the reel and pause the recording, allowing you to continue the interview ‘off the record’

The importance of zero friction (or how to remove steps from thought to action)

Let's compare TP–7 to the most common recorder today – the smartphone. Once you've turned on and unlocked your phone, found the recording app and started recording, you've probably forgotten whatever you had in mind. When recording on TP–7: press the memo button and start talking.

Inputs, outputs and 20 years of ideas.

TP–7 features three stereo two-way jacks to be used as either inputs or outputs, for connecting external mics, headphones, studio monitors, or any other audio equipment like OP–1 field or TX–6, recording with all six stereo channels. Use USB-C for multi-channel audio interface, MIDI, data transfer and charging, and BLE and MFi for wireless connectivity. TP–7 also includes a 6.35mm to 3.5mm jack adapter. Add to that 128GB of internal storage and you can preserve five minutes of ideas a day for 20 years.