I found another old cassette tape of mine from 1983 to 1985. This is all music that I recorded onto a Clarion XD5 4-Track Cassette Recorder which was one of the first, and very primitive, 4-Tracks at the time (no EQ, no Effects.) Synths used were a Sequential Circuits Prophet 600, Ensoniq Mirage, and Ensoniq ESQ-1 on a couple of tracks. Drums were from my Roland TR-909. On the tracks with my cheesy vocals, I was using a cheap $20 Radio Shack microphone running into a Boss Chorus and Delay pedals. No Computers/DAW, no Sequencers, I played each part live all the way through into the 4-Track and did a lot of bouncing; recording a Drum part on Track 1, a Synth on Track 2, something else on Track 3, then bouncing those down to Track 4 to free up the first three tracks for additional sounds (sometimes guitars, or sample effects from the Mirage, etc.) So this bouncing down degraded the quality quite a bit... coupled with the fact that this tape has been sitting around for 40 years! I'm surprised it still even played!

Experimental Industrial // Music From The 80s

Untitled #001 // Music From The 80s

Untitled #005 // Music From The 80s

Untitled #011 // Music From The 80s

Untitled #004 // Music From The 80s

I found another old cassette tape of mine from 1983 to 1985. This is all music that I recorded onto a Clarion XD5 4-Track Cassette Recorder which was one of the first, and very primitive, 4-Tracks at the time (no EQ, no Effects.) Synths used were a Sequential Circuits Prophet 600, Ensoniq Mirage, and Ensoniq ESQ-1 on a couple of tracks. Drums were from my Roland TR-909. On the tracks with my terrible vocals, I was using a cheap $20 Radio Shack microphone running into a Boss Chorus and Delay pedals. No Computers/DAW, no Sequencers, I played each part live all the way through into the 4-Track and did a lot of bouncing; recording a Drum part on Track 1, a Synth on Track 2, something else on Track 3, then bouncing those down to Track 4 to free up the first three tracks for additional sounds (sometimes guitars, or sample effects from the Mirage, etc.) So this bouncing down degraded the quality quite a bit... coupled with the fact that this tape has been sitting around for 40 years! I'm surprised it still even played!

Untitled #010 // Music From The 80s

Woman in a Mausoleum // Music From The 80s

Untitled #008 // Music From The 80s

More cheesy music of mine from 1983. All of these "80s" songs were just rough ideas I was trying to jot down real quick... this one was using my Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 and Roland TR-909 drum machine recorded into a Clarion XD5 4-Track Cassette Recorder. Vocals sang through a cheap $20 Radio Shack microphone.

Pressure

Pressure // Music From the 80s

This is a new soundbank for Full Bucket Music's Six-Traq VST – featuring 64 meticulously crafted stacked presets and 100 individual custom patches.

All 64 presets are demoed here, with external reverb and occasional drum accompaniment.

✅ 64 Stacked Presets
✅ 100 individual patches (can be exported to Sequential Circuits Six-Trak)
✅ Compatible with Full Bucket Music Six-Traq
✅ Ideal for Synthwave, Ambient, IDM, and Experimental Genres

Each preset is designed to take full advantage of Six-Traq’s stack architecture, delivering rich textures, layered tones, and stacked sonic depth perfect for everything from retro-inspired tracks to modern electronic productions.

I've ported 100 of my personal patches to take full advantage of Full Bucket Music Six-Traq’s enhanced software capabilities. These patches can be played individually or combined into powerful custom stack sounds using the stack functionality. If you’re lucky enough to own a vintage Sequential Circuits Six-Trak, you can transfer these patches directly to the hardware and recreate the stacked sounds in full analogue glory.

Whether you're looking for lush pads, punchy basses, arps, evolving textures, or expressive leads, this soundbank offers a diverse palette of inspiration straight out of the box.


Download. Stack. Create.

Soundbank for Full Bucket Music Six-Traq. 64 Stack Presets with 100 individual patches. Six Trak.

My online store is here https://www.rushsounddesign.com/

New tests, sketches and experiments from my film scores and various band projects (under the names of genshi, jido-genshi, Science Patrol, StarDotStar, cell:burn, Seven Summer Eyes, and a few others) as well as an archive of old songs of mine from various decades.

New tracks tagged #sequential circuits