its taking forever to make a drum kit

13 Apr 2007, 05:14

is there a faster way to make a drum kit besides hitting
samplelist/ then hittin mark set on included samples then saving?

Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

13 Apr 2007, 10:15

Yes!

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

14 Apr 2007, 17:57

i know u can just hit proedit and then design each key internally by adding more tones and stuff. that seems to be a faster way, however, i like the first way i mentioned its just the systems stalls as i browse through the samples. making it a very slow task, and if u hit the wrong button after loading 69 samples u have to start all over again, i could go on about circumstances

Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

14 Apr 2007, 17:58

can anyone suggest another way to do this

Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

14 Apr 2007, 19:49

Okay

put all your DRUM samples onto a blank card
instert the card
SAVE/LOAD
IMPORT AUDIO
SHIFT MARK ALL
IMPORT AUDIO
SAMPLE LIST

SHIFT/SELECTALL
LOAD UTILITY
RYTHME

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

15 Apr 2007, 18:29

Another method would be to create your drumkit in software, convert it to akai S1000 format and import it into the fantom X.

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

16 Apr 2007, 06:17

@Quinxx, your method works only with blank cards?

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

16 Apr 2007, 08:00

No it will work with cards that are not blank but there is a little more work or a bit of forward thinking involve.

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

16 Apr 2007, 15:47

Am I blind?

My Juno G has no "LOAD UTILITY" function

I can't make a rhythm set directly from selecting samples.

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Re: its taking forever to make a drum kit

16 Apr 2007, 17:30

I personally set up a template kit which contains the settings I like (sustain mode on, out to A and no cho, rev). Once that is done, the picking of samples is not so bad. Load isn't the most time consuming factor, tweaking the sound is. And you've got a complete synth engine for each note so there could be a LOT of tweaking.

I find that the automatic rhythm kit function leaves all the notes with settings I don't like so its no time saver for me.

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