Ken D

No, it's not a harmonium sound at all. I know the sound he's looking for, although the term portative organ was used for hundreds of years and there were many different sounding ones. It's a true organ sound, with a fair...

OK, thanks Artemio. I guess from Dan's response that this has been changed in the X. Smart move. Ken Ken

Hi Dan - Thanks, but it sounds like we have different boards. I guess I should have mentioned I have a Fantom S 88, and there's no "Output" in the index (!) and p73 is "Creating Rhythm Sets." Sorry for the omission. Ken...

I need a little help finding where to look for instructions on sending anything other than individual patches to Output B. Is there a global reassign? How about a single performance or groups of patches? I've searched th...

Thanks very much, folks. You've given me a bunch of things to try In the meantime, I've gotten rid of *most* of the noise by running an extension cord from an outlet on the other side of the room. I was also able to redu...

I'm using a laptop (an HP zd7000) in conjunction with my Fantom S88. I have a 16-track mixer, and I have the ZD outputs and Fantom outputs going to seperate channels, then from the master to powered studio monitors. The...

Is there a way to get pink noise (equalized white noise) on the Fantom S? Ken Ken

James - You have to record it as a sample first. Your manual will guide you through that process, and then the process of using a sample as a patch in a sequence. Ken

Thanks much, Lexx. That's great. I'll print that out. There must be some place to get that whole series of booklets? I have a Fantom S-88, but I'm guessing just about all the Fantom X stuff is the same. Ken

Hey Lexx - thanks for responding. This Q's been up here two weeks with no response, so I fear there is none and we're limited to three. Seems strange. Let me know if you findanything. Ken