SEQUENTIAL SIX-TRAK (1984) V 14 | CUSTOM PATCHES | No Talking

[@SlavicSon]

Man, I had one in 84. Sold it for a DX7. Had a 106 and an Ensoniq Mirage. Let them all go. Great job with the patches.

[@AudioPilz]

Nice!!! Had one of these!!!

[@midiphy]

Absolutely wonderful, great sounds!

[@andivax]

Very musical instrument. Raw, fat and singing synth 💛💙

[@sounddoctorin]

nice demo...my first analog unit- the 1st multi-timbral

[@KOMBI_KRZYSZTOF]

Fantastic Synthesizer 😀👍

[@waheex]

sold mine a few years ago. Very cool little synth

[@TH3_FURY]

Sounds so goooood !

[@apemoth]

The full patch bank is fantastic. Don’t hesitate if you have a six-trak

[@t55a2]

It reminds me of a Crumar synth, even though it isn’t.

[@ymotechnopopfan]

0:35 living on video

[@AbsurdTV1]

So so good 🎉🎉❤🎉🎉

[@deeponpc]

I LOVE 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹😍

[@scottlarson1548]

OK... I'll admit that I like the blinkenlights that show which voices are making noise. Sad that Oberheim chose to hide those internally.

[@AnalogAudio1]

These lights are not only a gimmick, they are necessary because you have 6 voices to allocate to 6 sequencer tracks. And yes, it looks nice, it has an eighties Knight Rider touch ;-)

[@teak6306]

the oberheim xpander, matrix 12 and matrix 6 also show the voices when played

[@ingoodmusic]

@@teak6306 Also the Prophet 10

[@coconutlust470]

Absolutely epic sounds. I have to ask, since you rightly point out its similarities to the Prophet 600...is there a chance you'd be willing to make some of these patches in a set for the new Behringer Pro 800 clone?

[@AnalogAudio1]

Yeah, why not? :-) It's on the list.

[@AnalogAudio1]

The Pro-800 video is online now! It turned out that it sounds clearly different from Six-Trak.

[@coconutlust470]

oh hell yes

[@fjfrancois]

I had one in 2011 😢

[@amulpatel]

so delcious

[@SparkitusMaximus]

Mine was stolen! Has extra midi through port.

[@danducas3933]

@AnalogAudio1 if loading these over Sysex can you pick and choose which patches to load or is it all or nothing?

[@AnalogAudio1]

All or nothing... unless you use patch librarian software.

[@danducas3933]

@@AnalogAudio1awesome thank you!

[@marsupialmicron]

Regret selling it!! Great synth

[@discodivo9045]

sounds great, where is the buy link?

[@AnalogAudio1]

If you are interested, just write an email, see video description.

[@billrebsamen1810]

On the Sixtrak, can the arpeggios be saved as part of a patch (with the arpeggio pattern ready to go)...Like your patch at 4:12 "2 Sounds Simultaneously: Arpeggio & Bass"?

[@AnalogAudio1]

No. In general, arpeggio data on 70s and 80s analog synths will not be saved in a patch. This applies to all vintage Roland Jupiters, Junos, Sequentials, Korgs... Saving these parameters in a patch is a feature of later generations of synths.

[@muchoshombres]

i've purchased the previous soundbank. is there overlapping, or are these all completely new patches? in which case, how much for the update?

[@AnalogAudio1]

There is no overlapping, these two sound packs are completely different.

[@DavidBoura]

Hmmm... this synth loves to play BerlinSchool, right?

[@AnalogAudio1]

Yeah, but it can do more, depends on the musicians who plays it...

[@ingoodmusic]

So, how to know, do I have v14 or not?

[@AnalogAudio1]

You will not have it, unless you updated it yourself. It's not an official Sequential OS.

[@ingoodmusic]

@@AnalogAudio1 Maybe the previous guy already updated it!?

[@AnalogAudio1]

@@ingoodmusic Very unlikely... but there is a button combination which shows you the OS, look in the manual...

[@HenricWallmark]

@@ingoodmusiccheck esben krafts’ six-trak video where he briefly opens the synth up and changes the eprom w the updated firmware