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I,m not familiar with Cubase LE but i'll try. Go to midi device manager, open the fantom device, or open it from the track edit page if possible. There should be a menu bar above that says "Device". go to the "Bank Assignment" and assign the banks for each Channel.

You have part 1 and 2 set on the same midi channel so they will react exactly the same. You need to change the channel on part 1 or set the (Rx) to OFF.

In performance mode, press enter twice. scoll along until you get to (CH). Select the chanel for eaach part. Then scoll to (Rx) set the on-off status for each part. Save the performance. Thats it.

<r>Hey Zoomp. Go to this post and get this updated Def file. This may help. You can also use the GM sounds by using a standars GM def file.<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://forum.fantomized.info/index.php?action=show_thread&thread=9204&fid=8&page=1"><LINK_TEXT text="http://forum.fantomized.in...

You need to load the Fantom X device file into cubase to access patches. You need to set up a performance on the fantom with all of the parts set to a different midi channel. set the fantom to "slave"
This should get you started.

Have you looped it?

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the berihnger FCB1010 Should do the trick

<t>I have a copy of sonar although I never use it so I'm no expert. On looking i think yo go to the "options" menu. Then "instuments". Assign the midi outputs to "general midi". Roland GS or Yamaha XG should work also.<br/> <br/> If you wish to do it Manually<br/> <br/> GM Patches <br/> Msb 121<br/>...

Do you have a laptop to test the card in?
If the problem persists, you may have a faulty adapter.

One way is to load a standard GM or GM2 device file and assign it to the same output, and just use that. That is what I do in Cubase

<t>I don't know why your Key editor wont open. Generally, when you double click on a track ( that is the actual track, not the track info window), it will open the key editor, or you can open it from the midi menu. You first have to select a track in the right track window. Not the left. If the prob...

<t>You can open the midi device by (1) clicking the open device button in the track window, next to the channel selector or (2) go to the midi device manager, click on the Fantom X, then the "open device" button. this will give you access to the Fantom Setup. The small menu bar at the top will give ...

<t>Hi fred<br/> It was me who posted the last reply to you. I,m sorry that it has not helped. Some midi keyboards are simply not able to send complex programe changes. The numbers that I posted are simply the sequence of controller and programe changes that are needed to change the XR patches from a...

<t>Are you talking about the GM sounds or all of the patches?<br/> Make sure the performance you are using has all of the parts set to a seperate midi channel. Make sure the FX is set to "slave". Use the open device button in cubase and open the Fantom X setup. in the top menu select " bank assignme...

Which Cubase are you using?