The Voes MX-6 is a compact MIDI foot controller, one of the models in Voes' MX range of MIDI controllers. It puts six buttons in a two-row layout, each button carrying more than one command through press types and editable pages, and it is aimed at players who control a modeler or profiler such as the Line 6 HX Stomp, the Kemper Profiler or the Neural DSP Quad Cortex instead of a pedalboard of individual effects.1
Buttons, pages and layers
The MX-6's six buttons are arranged as two rows of three. Each button responds to a normal press and a long press, and the controller holds two different setups, Page A and Page B, both fully editable. In practice that means one small unit can cover several sets of commands: a page of snapshot or scene selections on one layer, looper and tuner controls on another, all assigned by the player.1
For Fractal Audio users, Voes includes 12 dedicated Axe-Fx I/II/III and FM3/9 command types, so common Axe-Fx and FM3/FM9 functions have their own commands rather than needing to be built from raw MIDI messages.1
The MX-6 gives you six footswitches laid out as 2 rows with 3 buttons1. Each switch responds to a Normal Press and a Long Press, which layers two functions on every button1. On top of that, the unit holds 2 different setups, Page A and Page B, both fully editable, so a press can also switch between pages1.
What it controls
Voes documents the MX-6 with several modelers and profilers:
| Device | What the MX-6 can do |
|---|---|
| Line 6 HX Stomp | Snapshots, looper, tempo, tuner1 |
| Kemper Profiler | Performance Select, Rig Select, Stomp and FX states, looper, tuner, tap tempo1 |
| Neural DSP Quad Cortex | Scenes, looper, tempo, tuner1 |
Voes also shows the MX-6 connected with the Line 6 HX Stomp on its connection page, with setup guidance for that pairing.2
Power: 9-12V or Midi-7
The MX-6 takes power one of two ways:
The Midi-7 option lets power arrive over the MIDI connection through the M-Box, which can save a power supply and a cable on a crowded board.1
Size and weight
Voes lists the MX-6 at 625 grams (1.39 lbs) and 19 cm (7.48 inches) long, a footprint in line with its six-button, two-row layout.1
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Questions
Does the Voes MX-6 work with the Line 6 HX Stomp?
Yes. Voes shows the MX-6 connected with the Line 6 HX Stomp on its connection page, and the controller can be used for snapshots, the looper, tempo and the tuner on the HX Stomp. It also covers Kemper Profiler functions such as Performance Select, Rig Select, Stomp and FX states, looper, tuner and tap tempo, and Neural DSP Quad Cortex functions including scenes, looper, tempo and tuner.
Does the MX-6 work with the Neural DSP Quad Cortex?
Yes. According to Voes, the MX-6 can be used with the Neural DSP Quad Cortex to control scenes, the looper, tempo and the tuner. The same controller also has dedicated command types for the Fractal Audio Axe-Fx I, II and III and the FM3 and FM9.
Can I connect an expression pedal to the Voes MX-6?
Yes. The MX-6 has one expression input, and Voes lists auto-engage as an extra feature of that input. Auto-engage lets the expression function come in automatically when the pedal is moved, without needing a separate toe switch.
What is the difference between Page A and Page B on the MX-6?
Page A and Page B are two different setups for the six buttons, and Voes describes both as fully editable. Each button also responds to a normal press and a long press, so the two pages plus the two press types give several layers of commands from a small footprint.
How much does the Voes MX-6 weigh?
Voes lists the MX-6 at 625 grams, or 1.39 pounds, with a length of 19 cm (7.48 inches).
Sources (2)
- Voes | Midi Controllers, Voes, 2026
- Voes | Midi Controllers, Voes, 2026
