Patches

I believe you can do this with the FantomX editor.

& yes, you can sample as many keys as you need. but why wouldn't you need to sample multi-velocities of a Hammond??

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>>>"why wouldn't you need to sample multi-velocities of a Hammond??"

Because the real thing does not have touch sensitive keys.

There is a bit of touch sensitivity between playing chords and playing single notes as you can hear the harmonic percussion better if you're not playing a chord however this is not important really...

it is really hard to loop a drawbar organ sample on the Fantom it is better to go with the ultimate keys as they are already sampled and looped. you will spend countless hours of headache with no reasonable results. There are tons of free hammond samples even multi velocity samples. I beleive if you do a search on this forum you will get alot of results on free hammond samples. but the truth is if you are looking for an authentic sound you will not get it even if you sample directly from the actual hammond organ

the reason why is that the interaction between the different harmonics on the drawbars happens more on an analog-esque level. its like sampling an analog sound... it loses its warmth and the very thing that makes it analog the interaction between multiple ocillators.

anyways... good luck


JC THE MC...
Fantom X6 2.10,V-Synth 2.0,B4 Real 7.0 B3 Emulator,Traction 2.0,Sound Forge 8,Acid 4.0,Mackie Onyx /w firwire option, Kliptch Pro media monitors, sennheiser hd 280 pro headphones

JC:

"it is really hard to loop a drawbar organ sample on the Fantom it is better to go with the ultimate keys as they are already sampled and looped. you will spend countless hours of headache with no reasonable results."

Ahem, but then how do you think I managed to seamlessly loop over 400 partial waveforms in Planet V? This was done without any external cross-fading. It's a matter of learning how to actually prepare a wave that can be looped, it's sometimes very hard and may seem impossible but I know some good tricks

heheh .. oh yea I forgot about that... method... dang it.. my bad Art

I havnt tried it yet is why I forgot about it... LOL,

by the way, email me at jasoncarroll@myhotwiredpc.com

thanks Art! (my synthsei)


JC THE MC...
Fantom X6 2.10,V-Synth 2.0,B4 Real 7.0 B3 Emulator,Traction 2.0,Sound Forge 8,Acid 4.0,Mackie Onyx /w firwire option, Kliptch Pro media monitors, sennheiser hd 280 pro headphones

Synthsei Artemio sounds cool!

I have a question about loading patches in the X6 also.

There seems to be a TON of patches online that you can install in the X6 but my question is, does the X6 have ROOM for all those patches? I mean, how many empty user banks does the X6 have for all those extra sounds?

Another question is, are these patches saved to the flash memory? or do they load off of your compact flash card? Also, if they DO load off the compact flash, does it take your Fantom longer to boot up?

Easiest way is to use User bank to store extra patches. It stays in Internal Flash memory. More versatile way is to use external memory card like CF card with PC card slot adaptor.
You need to use this method if you want patches in FANS.SVD file without disturbing user banks.
Loading patches from memory card takes like 5 sec. You can switch cards on fly too. You don't need to reset or reboot everytime you switch cards.

So I assume if you make a beat with patches on your CF card, when u go to load the track back up, the Fantom asks you to install the card?