[sdiy] Six-Trak schematichs

[Steve Lenham]

Spot on, Nate - a dead battery and resultant empty RAM in a Sixtrak will
silence it (mine was like that when I acquired it).

There's an easy way to check - Sequential provide a shortcut for setting up
a basic patch. Make sure you're in PROGRAM mode (as opposed to PARAM or
VALUE) then hold down the RECORD button and press 8 (eight) on the keypad.

Hope this helps,

Steve L.

----- Original Message -----
From: "nN AAt e e" <timexheater at comcast.net>
To: <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [sdiy] Six-Trak schematichs


> >i've opened the sixtrak... there's no apparent damage to any ic's cap's
etc
> etc... i need to get the
> >service manual for it and see the check points of it...
>
> makesure to doubledouble check that it's not just that the patches are all
> blank... a few months back i almost bought a Crumar Bit One... but every
> single patch was blank, even the factory ones! i checked it out and it
wasnt
> the amp or anything, and when i changed settings it would make sound, but
i
> didn't feel like digging around online for factory presets or spending the
> time to make a ton of them, so i decided not to go with it...
>
> it sounds stupid but might be the problem :P
>
> - nate
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