Great news we’re up to 480 subscribers. When I get to 500 I will offer the Fantom scene I’m using in this video as a free giveaway to Fantom owners who are subscribed to the channel
I’m really debating getting a fantom 06 but it’s quite the investment so I’m really thinking it through, I really Want something I can do all my instrumental work on from one piece of equipment
Giveaway Alert: I’m at 473 subscribers. Once I get to 500 subscribers this week I will upload the session files for this demo. Using all the same stock Roland Fantom-06 sounds I’m using in this Workshop video. #theRaceTo500Subscribers
You have about 2 GB of memory allocated just towards your sample data. So if you already have access to Drum samples that you like to use your production, you can load those into your drums. I would even locate your favorite drum samples on a thumb drive and then load him as needed.
@philipslade6810 new drum feature I found would be an excellent response to your earlier question. For every mappped drum kit, you can use the six knobs below the display screen to 1.adjust the pitch
2. Turn on eq 3. Adjust 3 bands of eq. The mindblowing thing is that this six can apply those different settings for each individual mapped drum on that given set. Practical example. Say you want to tune the Tom’s on a particular drum kit be a major triad in the key of your song? Imagine you like the kick but you wish it was to pitched two semitones lower? Imagine you like the hihats but you like them to be more silent - you can turn up the high for just Gb1,Ab1, and Bb2
Great news we’re up to 480 subscribers. When I get to 500 I will offer the Fantom scene I’m using in this video as a free giveaway to Fantom owners who are subscribed to the channel
I’m really debating getting a fantom 06 but it’s quite the investment so I’m really thinking it through, I really Want something I can do all my instrumental work on from one piece of equipment
Giveaway Alert: I’m at 473 subscribers. Once I get to 500 subscribers this week I will upload the session files for this demo. Using all the same stock Roland Fantom-06 sounds I’m using in this Workshop video.
#theRaceTo500Subscribers
Two more Fantom mini tutorial clips will be uploaded tomorrow
Can the drum tones be edited sufficiently on the Fantom to negate buying a standalone drum machine.
You have about 2 GB of memory allocated just towards your sample data. So if you already have access to Drum samples that you like to use your production, you can load those into your drums. I would even locate your favorite drum samples on a thumb drive and then load him as needed.
@philipslade6810 new drum feature I found would be an excellent response to your earlier question. For every mappped drum kit, you can use the six knobs below the display screen to 1.adjust the pitch
2. Turn on eq 3. Adjust 3 bands of eq. The mindblowing thing is that this six can apply those different settings for each individual mapped drum on that given set.
Practical example. Say you want to tune the Tom’s on a particular drum kit be a major triad in the key of your song? Imagine you like the kick but you wish it was to pitched two semitones lower? Imagine you like the hihats but you like them to be more silent - you can turn up the high for just Gb1,Ab1, and Bb2
Many thanks for your detailed response. Sounds awesome.