indeed. but the way it’s laid out and the functionality in general is really inspiring to work with, once you‘re triggering 6 individual plaits modules from the lil tx6 you‘ll see yourself not programming as much as you think because the way of preparing patterns, hiding, transposing, opening and actually listening to what you do is really performative implemented.
it’s now a hardware sequencer 
I’ll definitely prepare some favorite patterns, just because I can now and it’s nice to have them. But I’ll stick to the OP-XY for sequencing.
Speaking of which, now that there’s a configurable midi knob mode on the tx-6, one could set up the knobs to control say the volume, filter frequency and mod wheel (which can be configured per patch) for the first 6 tracks of the OP-XY. Track 7 and 8 might then be used to play some live melodies on top and might even be linked. Seems like a fun set up I might try one day.
I kinda wish there was a desktop or mobile app to create sequences and transfer em to these user slots easily
The new firmware update made multitrack recording on my Linux system (steamdeck) possible! Very nice!
Clarification on the ‘Configurable midi knob mode’: do you mean on the midi track?
Steve is clearly “holding it wrong” in this photo.
No, all the knobs on the tx-6 can now be configured to transmit midi cc values instead of adjusting the internal parameters like EQ.
I meant to post this in the tp-7 thread but I’m too embarrassed to move it now 
wrong topic-gate
Go it, I thought you meant on the OPXY.
Is there anyone experiencing a very low AUX output? if I turn it up it starts distorting until it stops working. AUX send is one of the best features of this mixer, and mine seems to have a hardware issue, as I am running the latest firmware and was the same with previous firmware versions. Thanks
Seems like it’s a hardware failure, as I don’t have any problems with the aux output on my tx-6, no matter how soft or hard I push it. You might wanna check if you have accidentally switched the settings with the cue output:
But even then, nothing should be distorted.
Another option to troubleshoot would be to check on the receiving end of the aux output? Maybe you’re clipping a pedal that can’t take line levels?
Thanks a lot for taking the time to explore possible issues. Yes, I did check the SWITCH mode, and happens the same. It seems an actual hardware issue in the AUX output itself, because I can manage to SWITCH modes and get the AUX to use the Headphones output. Such bad luck, and I bought directly from TE. I am in process of returning/changing it. Thank you!
