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Two months after the release of TX-6 Teenage Engineering has released its first firmware update with bug-fixes and a host of new features.
Here’s some of the 1.1.4 update highlights:
- USB mass storage disk record/playback for 24-bit 48 kHz stereo wav files, including armed recording with automatic start on audio detect
- PO-sync output on AUX and CUE, with selectable 8th note for PO-sync, and 16th note for modular systems
- External MIDI control of all TX-6 parameters, for complete remote control over MIDI
- Extended MIDI support for synth mode to play the synth chromatically using MIDI notes from an external keyboard
- Added ‘scenes’ to save and load all settings
- USB audio multiple sample rate support — 48 kHz, and additionally 44.1 kHz, for compatibility with MPC live, etc
- BLE MIDI clock in/out support with clock routing settings
- BLE host mode to connect peripherals like BLE MIDI keyboards
- Switchable AUX and CUE outputs, to be able to utilise the higher output level of the AUX jack if needed for high impedance headphones
- Added balanced mono input mode in addition to the stereo/mono/split modes
- Parameters keep their values until a knob is moved, making it easier to switch knob config without undesired behaviour
- No snap-back of the freeze FX parameter, click to reset instead
- Smoother change of FX I send
- Stability bug-fix for usb MIDI host mode
- USB audio mode set on menu exit, instead of directly
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