Sequential Six-Trak User Manual

Steps to prepare the Six-Trak for basic operation, including power, volume, wheels, and tuning.

Instructions for selecting different sound programs on the synthesizer.

Explains the Six-Trak's automatic tuning process to maintain pitch accuracy.

Troubleshooting guide for memory errors, control lock-ups, and power issues.

Introduces the Six-Trak's sequencer as the core for orchestrations and multi-track recording.

Instructions on how to start and stop sequence playback.

How to use an optional footswitch to control sequence playback.

Explains the "Memory Full" warning and how to manage sequencer capacity.

Step-by-step guide to recording the initial "basic" track(s) of a sequence.

Recording sequences using an optional footswitch for control.

How to add new musical parts to existing recorded tracks.

Instructions for deleting individual tracks from a sequence.

How to change the sound program assigned to a specific track.

Troubleshooting common issues with the sequencer function.

Introduces the Six-Trak's arpeggiator, its modes, and latching capabilities.

Explains the UP/DOWN mode of the arpeggiator.

Explains the ASSIGN mode of the arpeggiator for creating riffs.

Explains how to create stacks by assigning multiple timbres to keyboard notes.

Introduces the process of creating custom synthesizer programs by editing parameters.

Detailed steps on how to edit individual synthesizer parameters.

How to revert a program to its original factory settings.

Instructions for saving edited or existing programs into memory.

Provides an overview of the Six-Trak's programmable voice parameters and their types.

Details the parameters controlling the synthesizer's oscillator section.

Describes the parameters for the Low-Frequency Oscillator (LFO) and its modulation capabilities.

Details the parameters controlling the synthesizer's filter section and its envelope generator.

Guide for connecting and setting up two Six-Trak units for MIDI communication.