I agree that the grip could have been better designed - a camera mount hole or something
I’ve ordered one of these as looks like it will help with cables on the top and bottom
I agree that the grip could have been better designed - a camera mount hole or something
I’ve ordered one of these as looks like it will help with cables on the top and bottom
Ok, it’s possible to sequence the fx order and type from the Z and ! the tracks that get send/inserted into the fx!
the knob or the sequence scrolls thru the channels.
Great idea, that’s very useful. Changing reverb types with the song…looking forward to experimenting.
The TX-6 was the single item that really surpassed my expectations this year…and the size is perfect
Hi TX-6 users.
I´ve been thinking about getting a XT-6 for a long time cause this little thing seams to have many so functions for different scenarios.
A scenario that I´m not sure if the tx-6 can help out with, is recording sound direct to my Iphone13 while filming my dawless jam.
I understand that this should be possible to do with a IK Multimedia iRig but if the TX-6 could do this I might pull the trigger sooner than later.
Is this possible or just another fixed idea to justify getting a TX-6?
Sure, I recorded to iPhone many times using a USB-C to Lightning cable.
Does anyone else’s shift button feel a little wonky sometimes? Like depending how you press it, it feels like it goes deeper than it should?
no wonky shift button here.
other question:
when I connect the TX-6 to my DAW via USB-C and record while live tweaking the fx and filter on the tx-6, this does not get recorded in the DAW. Is there a way to record the FX of the TX-6 over USB-C?
Just tested: when recording to a usb stick, it does record the fx of the TX-6, so what am I doing wrong here? What I want to do is to multitrack record in the daw, so each track separately, but also with the fx from the tx-6 on them.
I’m enjoying mine as well and it’s convenient portable tool in my studio and for travel. It’s not perfect but overall great.
I think I remember reading that it records the dry input — but I may be wrong. I just did a quick skim of the manual, and if someone could confirm / prove me wrong, that’d be keen.
this is my observation too, but couldnt find anything about it in the manual.
its a pity, because I’d like to record the fx of the tx-6 into my daw too!
(when recording to a usb stick, it does also record the fx, but no multitrack i fear)
I will send TE a message to ask, seems no one knows here?
The TX-6 only records FX, when in 2 Track Mode…so if you want separate channels, sadly there are no FX on them (nor is there a separate FX channel so record).
However, EQ Compressor and filters are all still useable, even when multitracking.
Thank you, always can count on you as TE expert! Sadly not what i was hoping to hear. So will need to add fx in post then when multitracking in the daw. How do I turn on this 2 track mode and does it mean i can record two tracks separately?
My pleasure!
Sorry, by 2 Track I mean just stereo in/out so you’ll record the complete mix of eveything going on in the TX-6. It can be changed in MENU / USB:
https://teenage.engineering/guides/tx-6#usb
Thanks for your time SonWU
so if I understand correctly, these usb settings do not apply to the disc recorder (recording directly to usb stick)? so there is nog multitrack recording to usb stick possible either?
I haven’t tried recording to USB yet, but my assumption is that there is no Multitracking.
*yet?
Yeah, there’s no multitracking it just records the stereo output.
It’s better to just use an iPad/ iPhone with AUM.