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<t>howardS - I've never tried using the Fantom directly. I use SX every day so that's simply my natural and first choice. Loop points are always tricky so I crossfade a short sample with itself to create a seemless loop. I also load the same samples into my Triton Extreme.<br/> <br/> alrakis - See w...

I noticed that the card patches weren't there as well and I just assumed that they didn't bother to implement it! I'd be interested to see if it's User patches only for certain.

Is there a function to swap the User and Card sounds in one go I wonder? I think not.

Mike.

<t>I've sampled a few things via Cubase SX. Using a midi part with C and F# on several octaves aligned on bars, I play this and record the audio. Then I chop the audio at the bars, use one of the notes copied onto itself to prepare a loop with a suitable crossfade, then copy, loop and crossfade all ...

Interesting. Then I wonder why they don't put that info on the back like most other manufacturers do??? How annoying, I shall test this out sometime, thanks for the info.

Mike.

<t>My FantomX7 states on the back that it works with 220-240V and doesn't mention being able to use 110-120V (for the US). So I think you are wrong in suggesting that the X series can switch voltages. My phone charger and laptop can do this though which is very useful ! The FanX7 has a plate on the ...

<t>I'd purchase again, but probably the G series by now.<br/> <br/> 1.What do you love<br/> The smooth portamento, the nice feel keyboard, the light weight (compared to other 76 note keyboards). 16 parts in performance mode.<br/> <br/> 2.What do you miss?<br/> 4 direction joystick, i.e. downwards mo...

<t>That's one way to do it. Another way might be to use the portamento switch. Set the porto speed to a suitable amound and turn it on when you need the slide and off for other notes.<br/> <br/> If I was using a DAW I'd probably do it with the bender and automate via midi. That way I could change th...

I fairly sure you can assign different chords to the FanX pads but not to notes on the keyboard... Don't know about the Juno G, sorry.

How about sampling the chords, I do that occasionally.

Mike.

<t>I haven't had any problems with hiss. Here's the way I do it.<br/> <br/> Export audio from Cubase as 16 bit 44.1kHz wav files, put my FX in USB device mode so the PC displays a directory of my FX memory, copy the wav by drag and drop on the PC. On the FX I exit USB mode, select import audio (some...

<t>Can't try it at the mo, I'll try to remember to do it later.<br/> <br/> But, there is something definitely different about notes played by the keyboard and notes played by midi (and maybe therefore the sequencer). If I assign a mono solo sound to a part and play it externally via midi, then also ...

<t>Pitch Key Follow on the pitch page 4th from top (according to the manual on page 67!). But, not being in front of the board I can't tell you more than that. It can be set for each part (so there's 4 settings) and it has a mini graph at the bottom. The most usual setting is +100. If it's set to 0 ...

Beware because setting the part to zero volume still uses up voices which in turn will reduce your polyphony.

Let us know what solution you choose.

Mike.

<t>There's an RPS/song somewhere which can flip the leslie using either pad0/1 or the DBeam controller Have a look through the RPS sticky at the top of this forum.<br/> <br/> As for the pitch bend, I'm pretty sure it's not possible because you can't route pitch bend to the leslie control. I think mo...

<t>Hi, <br/> <br/> I'd be interested in Kurz and Juno for sure! That'd be great, very good of you to offer. The Juno has a fantastic fat string pad in the factory default set which no other keyboard can do...<br/> <br/> I tried to sample my Korg MS10 for a lead sound (on my Triton Extreme actually) ...

<t>Hi, <br/> <br/> You need to closely read the sticky at the top of this thread called 'Fantom-X 2.0 live sound switching tutorial'. It deals with making RPSs that program change the performance parts.<br/> <br/> One thing I do sometimes is use a blank patch. This is a patch I created with none of ...