Hello all , I am new to the world of Hardware synths & was wondering if anyone can help me sync up my LOGIC Pro 9 & my Fantom S
I need to no how to Play sound into channels in Logic Pro & Record multiple channels of different sounds from the Fantom S in there own channel strips or Audio channels, & when I re-open the songs after saving them, I want to have all the sounds & idea's I mad with the fantom load up once again . but again this is why I am on here asking for help, I am lost Please Help me If you can:
Do I SLAVE MY FANTOM TO MY PCR MIDI CONTROLLER & THEN RECORD IN LOGIC OR CAN I USE THE FANTOM ON ITS OWN FOR LOGIC?
If you need any more info, Just respond here as i will be watching this forum for updates, Cheers & thanxs in advance
Ruthless Form Canada
I have:
IMAC G5 - Snow Leopard
Firewire 410 Sound Interface - With MIDI
Xenyx2442 Mixing Board
Edfirol PCR 300 Midi Controller
Logic Pro 9 & Fantom-S Midi Sync?
Re: Logic Pro 9 & Fantom-S Midi Sync?
come on man, 3 weeks and nothing, please help!!!!!!
Re: Logic Pro 9 & Fantom-S Midi Sync?
Dont know much about logic pro or apple macs but I would just use the Fantom and forget the Edirol for now and see how you get on with just the Fantom as the midi device in and out
Re: Logic Pro 9 & Fantom-S Midi Sync?
hey ruthless, i stumbled on your post as i was meandering the internet for somewhat related info. so i actually joined this forum so i could give you a little help. in order for your roland to work happily with logic you need to configure a few things so that your hardware and software can work hand-in-hand, in short you need to set up a midi communication between the two.
i'm really not an expert on these matters -in fact i own a roland fantom x7 and i use logic pro and i've lately been on the same journey as you. if i may first suggest, however: don't listen to too many people in these forums if they go too far over your head or if they seem to think they know what they're talking about with a lot of blah blah blah that leads to nowhere. look for people that think and speak clearly and who address the the question to the poster's level of understanding.
Here's what i'd like to try. go to youtube and look for "sflogicninja". this guy will really help you and you'll also learn a lot from what he has to say/teach. he's also a pretty nice guy. also, check out all his videos because they're very informative and most of what he discusses has to do with logic.
good luck and don't ever get discouraged! keep the spark alive!
i'll check into this forum once in a while to see what's up and to hunt around and to see if i've hopefully reached you.
later . . .
i'm really not an expert on these matters -in fact i own a roland fantom x7 and i use logic pro and i've lately been on the same journey as you. if i may first suggest, however: don't listen to too many people in these forums if they go too far over your head or if they seem to think they know what they're talking about with a lot of blah blah blah that leads to nowhere. look for people that think and speak clearly and who address the the question to the poster's level of understanding.
Here's what i'd like to try. go to youtube and look for "sflogicninja". this guy will really help you and you'll also learn a lot from what he has to say/teach. he's also a pretty nice guy. also, check out all his videos because they're very informative and most of what he discusses has to do with logic.
good luck and don't ever get discouraged! keep the spark alive!
i'll check into this forum once in a while to see what's up and to hunt around and to see if i've hopefully reached you.
later . . .