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I was wanting to run nuendo as the slave and the fantom as the Master. Not sure how to put Nuendo in slave mode...anybody know how to do this?

I would suggest that you run the two devices with a midi connection. This is the only way to be 100% sure there will be no quality loss.

One device has to be set as a master or remote and the other will be the slave.

Hope this helps some!

yea, i've done just about everything I can think of. Still no luck.

There has to be another solution to loading tracks into the pc besides pressing play and recording them in individually.

Don't every one speak at one now!

<r>Another quick note. I'm running spdif digital out from fantom to the spdif digital in of my sound card.<br/> <br/> I mute all my tracks except the track that I'm loading into nuendo. When I hit record on my pc it automatically starts the fantom which is playing the 1 track that is not muted.<br/>...

How do you adjust the amplitude value?? Is this done in my software (Steinberg Nuendo 3) or in the fantom?

Any one experienced this or any suggestions?

<t>One thing that is killing me right now with the Fantom X6 is tracking out tracks in the computer.<br/> <br/> Here is my issue. When I'm done creating a song in the fantom x, I load the tracks into nuendo track by track. Each sound is recorded on it's individual track<br/> <br/> The problem Im get...

That works for me...thanks!!

Thanks that worked! Looks likeI had to set my sound card to 24bit.

However I ran into 1 other problem. I'm running another sound board (EMU MP7) spdif digital out into the fantom x6's spdif digital in.

I heaar no sound. do you have to enable the input spdif??

Can someone tell me how to activate the digital out port on the fantom x6.

Currently I'm running a digital spdif cable from the digital out and I hear no sound.

<r>Somehow all my work (stored songs) have been lost on my fantom X. I hooked it up to the P.C via USB and I was connecting to the flash card installed. I was simply trying to transfer a WAV file over and got a "Disk Full" error. <br/> <br/> I then went back to my board and tried to pull up a song a...

<r>Yes, that does make since. In other words. I have to import the sound as a patch in the fantom X. I can then assign that patch to a midi channel within the fantom x. I am familiar with that process already. I have dumped thousands of sounds into the fantom x on a 1GB flash card.<br/> <br/> I was ...

<r>I've been trying to find this feature on my fantom for some time now. I understand the skip back sampling which is a nice feature. However, I am trying to mix in a sound from another machine in real time to a track on the fantom X. <br/> <br/> Let me explain... I have a EMU MP-7 plugged into the ...

<r>Let me start off by stating that the sound quality of the 909 and the fantom x are not even comparable. I think we all came to that conclusion.<br/> <br/> In any event, I purchased the 909 a month after it was released. I had it for 3 days and took the unit back. I was very un-happy with the soun...