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standard SD cards are the way to go on the Fantom .... many users have had luck using all the way up to 2 gigs..... I myself use 1 gig SD cards and they work wonderfully !!

<t>yay im back home for a bit lol!!!! In the midst of recording again and my Fantom X gets to be the star! <br/> <br/> "Please bear in mind this is not a slam or flame" <br/> I will say yes the bottle neck you speak of is caused by the interface however lets not jump away from expensive product offe...

I just love to keep people on their toes with words not so commonly used!!
I cant even begin to tell you the fun I had with a friend that was visiting from England!! Up way too late with too much alchohol and defining as many native slang terms as possible!!

<t>So now we come to the crux of the matter!! I have said this in the past and will say it again. There is no keyboard in the world with the exception of a fully tricked out Open Labs Neko, that can produce a truely studio quality ready to burn project. Hardware workstation keyboards are great as sc...

<r>I think his exported .wav is fine ( please correct me if I am wrong ) other than being low volume. He is using Audacity to normalize the file and then saving the resaulting file as a new .wav file. Some computer motherboards have very nice D/A & A/D converters that can serve just fine.... but...

What sampling rate are you using? The Fantom X supports up to 16bit / 44.1 anything higher than that and you will have issues.

<r>If I can make a suggestion..... and I am probably gonna get my Roland card taken away after this blasphemy. You may want to check out the 'Muse Research' Receptor. <br/> I am in the process of working with them on the best solution for my setup and can say it is a whole new game. Check it out and...

That would be an issue lol...... he did say he was using Audacity to normalize the file so I am assuming there is a computer being used somewhere in there...and again reincoding the file to .wav and .mp3 (eww) lol. My bad if im wrong!!

<r>Indeed this is a very complicated issue. First and foremost, your ears are not lying to you <E>:)</E> . I can see several ways things can go sour in your setup but the one that jumps out at me is the onboard sound on your computer. Luckily I am a computer builder so I will elaborate. <br/> <br/> ...

<t>Just to clairify, Im not trying to totaly dis the ebay seller. Im sure he means well and Im sure most of what he sells works just fine. I do however think he needs to learn the difference between the G and the X before saying a 16 gig flash drive willl work in the Fantom X. <br/> <br/> As for me ...

Clavia has always been realy ace at the organ emulations. This is a continuation of their excellence, But I do believe you posted this in the wrong section. This should be in the "other Gear" section.

<t>Sounds like you found somone who is a little short on knowledge or is dishing up a good helping of snake oil with his products heh. <br/> <br/> Only the Fantom G can use Flash Drives. Fantom X requires a type II pc card interface adapter. Depending on the adpater used you get either Compact Flash...

<t>It is the same. When you select a bank for a tone ( 1-4 ) you may only assign parts from that bank to the right and left waves. This means that if you select an EXP wave group in the A slot you will only be able to assign waves from that EXP A group to the right and left. You have 4 tones to sele...

I have the same issue lol.... alot of my patches are based on combinations with SRX cards. may be able to sub some onboard sounds....hmmm , I will consider putting some up after my band is done recording.

I use SD cards in mine and have never had any issues. the trick is to find the right hardware to play nice with the fantom. this is the link to the card i use. Its a US company but since its panasonic I'm sure they will ship anywhere for a price :) . http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/sh...