summit.factory is a cross platform Librarian for the Peak/Summit synthesizer, that allows you to organise your Peak/Summit data from the comfort of your computer.
summit.factory has been written by me, Derek Cook, and is available exclusively as a free download from www.xfactory-librarians.co.uk. The free version is fully functional apart from the save and export features and Librarian support are disabled. This allows you to evaluate the features of summit.factory to see if you like it before buying it. If you wish to use summit.factory and enable the save and export functions you will need to register summit.factory and pay the registration fee.
summit.factory was written as there was comprehensive librarian for the Peak/Summit series of synthesizers, that works in a manner that I wanted.
I am greatly interested in user feedback for shaping future versions of summit.factory. Comments and bug reports on the current features of summit.factory and requests for future features can be sent to support@xfactory-librarians.co.uk.
summit.factory is programmed in Java, however, you as a user do not need to worry about that, as the Java components required by summit.factory are embedded in the application.
The application has been developed and tested for Java 17 on Mac OS X, and it is also tested on Windows 10 and Linux Mint
The screen shots you see in this manual have been taken with summit.factory running upon OS X. The look and feel of the application will vary depending upon your target JRE and computer platform, so don't worry if summit.factory looks slightly different upon your system.