Teenage Engineering’s Capcom videopaks mix your song with traditional video games

Audio machine and synth maker Teenage Engineering is teaming up with Capcom again, asserting at the present time that or now not it is bringing Road Fighter and Mega Man video stutter to its OP-Z app. The companies previously launched pocket-sized synths with designs constant with the an identical two video games, and now song makers can utilize the recent Capcom videopaks to add retro gaming scenes to their song.

In accordance with Teenage Engineering, these videopaks utilize well-liked graphics from the Road Fighter and Mega Man sequence and are on hand totally free within the iOS, Android and macOS apps. That it is doubtless you’ll time fight scenes and moves to your song so as that a KO traces up completely with a melodic climax, for instance. You can have an OP-Z synth for controls, which starts at $599, and non-public utilize of those videopaks is royalty-free. 

Teenage Engineering would not apt have partnerships with Capcom. It is moreover launched a Rick and Morty-themed model of its Pocket Operator, and more recently launched a home audio and furnishings line with IKEA. The in model synth maker used to be moreover named as with out a doubt some of the co-founders of outmoded OnePlus director Carl Pei’s recent enterprise Nothing, and would possibly well maybe goal be leading product maintain on that enterprise. Because it expands into more categories and collaborations, or now not it is particular Teenage Engineering will soon change into a neatly-diagnosed title to more folk. In the length in-between, those that have an OP-Z and esteem Capcom’s gaming graphics can play with the 12 scenes which would be now on hand within the app.