The Sequential Circuits Six-Trak and MAX keyboards are vintage analogs that offer decent analog synth engines, but terrible patch editing.
This video is a quick demo of Model610, an dedicated patch editor for the iPad that’s designed to make it easy to edit patches on these synths.
Features:
- Hands on control of all synthesis parameters in an intuitive layout
- Special MONO and STACK modes for new sound and performance possibilities
- Built in patch librarian for easy patch naming and management
- Automatic patch backup to the cloud
- Easy configuration via dedicated design.
Requirements:
- A Sequential Circuits Six-Trak or MaxSynthesizer
- An iOS-capable MIDI interface (or network MIDI solution) and CCK (if needed)
- An iPad running iOS 5.1.1 or later
Pricing and Availability
Model610 is available for US $12.99 in the App Store.
If you’ve used Model610 or other patch editor for these synths, leave a comment and share your thoughts!
Wow. Very cool. Now, can please someone make editors for the Xpander and Jupiter 6 Europa?? Would be an instant purchase
It’s a cool app. Especially the ease of making and editing stacks and multis. Be sure to have the correct firmware on the six-trak. He also sells the firmware chips for those in need.
Just a heads up from the developer. Version 1.2 just went live. 2 new features: iphone support and BLE midi support.
Is any documentation available for this app? The links on mitsakosaudio.com don’t seem to be functioning. Specifically, I’m trying to find the patch library, and to see if I can save existing custom patches from my Six-Trak. Thanks!