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<t>Assuming that you have a Fantom keyboard and not a rack unit, yes it is possible to drive a micro Korg with the fantom sequencer. The micro Korg is a killer little synth for the price, but it is not multi-timbral. You can only sequence one voice at a time.<br/> As far as "is it better to sequence...

<t>Sure bassman, I read you. My comment in Dia's other thread "is anyone this stupid" was only about playing the keyboard. Being a long time keyboardist and synthesist, I find that actually playing arps in some cases is much more creative simply because of the keyboard dynamics involved. I'm sure th...

Well bassman, if you check another post you'll see that this idiot started with his asswipe remark. I have no fued with anyone. No need for it, no time for it.
The guy is obviously an amature with a big head.

Yeah, so what do you want? A medal or something? What a stupid post!!!

Yeah, you can do that but you need to use the software editor to initiate the dump. Then export the data as a standard midi file to your outboard sequencer.

<t>Ok Diametro or whoever the hell you are. You must be a real assclown or something to make such an ignorant post.<br/> 15 note arps at 170bpm? HaHa!! Never heard anything like that worth listening to.<br/> If you don't know how to play, then of course use chord memory.<br/> Fu** you and your asswi...

There is one thing that is definately more interesting and creative than using chord memory with arps. Arping chords realtime using the keyboard.

<t>I don't see any problem in the way that you are creating your sequences on the Fantom. Whay exactly did tech support say was wrong with your method?<br/> Judging by your worlflow, I assume that you are using PT to record and mixdown audio? If your Fantom sequence is getting all out of whack when ...

<t>stryder,<br/> Once your midi data is recorded in the Fantom, sure you can then change patches, effects, edit note data and a few other things. Most software sequencers can be set to slave to the Fantom sequencer. Check out the sync options in your software program. Once properly synced, it's just...

Sure you can do that. Just sync the Fantom to your external sequencer and record away. I do it all the time but I have an X6.

<t>illiac,<br/> Damn man!! That's really great news. Now I just need to figure out why mine will not record my Ti dump beyond 267 bytes.<br/> I can dump the multi into Sonar>No problem. Into my MPC4000>No problem.<br/> Thanks for letting me know. I'll just dig a little deeper into the Fantom to find...

<t>illiac,<br/> No buffer overflow during the dump. Ti midi out>FantomX midi in. No handshake needed. No X midi out>Virus midi in needed at this time.<br/> Place X into record mode>Hit play to start sequencer. Initiate dump on Virus Ti. Dump progress bar on Virus reaches 100%.<br/> Stop sequencer on...

<t>Thanks for your reply, lazzeeboy. I already did a bulk dump into Sonar 4, before I posted this. No problem dumping 8 kbytes into Sonar and back into the Virus.<br/> Not possible with the Fantom X sequencer. For whatever reason, the sequencer tracks on my X have a limit of 267 bytes.<br/> I'll con...

<t>The X6 seems to be limited to 267 bytes of sysex data per track. The manual has very little info on this so I hope that someone here knows the answer.<br/> I'm using the sequencer to not only control the internal sound generator but also an Access Virus Ti. The Virus has a 16 track sound generato...

<t>hi illiac, Yeah thats me. Nice to see you here.<br/> Sure sysex can be used for anything that you wish. In fact, anyone with a good grasp of how to use sysex data along with cc's will no doubt produce better music that someone that does not know.<br/> I mainly use sysex for storing patches and re...