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Don't try it. You will get clicks and a mess. Just stick with computer based sampling and use your Fantom X8 as a workstation/idea creation. Add your Reason in with the Fantom X in Cubase or a DAW.

Mason, There is an 808 drum kit on the X8 already. It has 808 and 909 on the same keyboard setup.

Brad, Yamaha Motif is not progressive weighted like the Fantom X8. Therefore the weighting is consistant over the keyboard and does not try to mimic a real piano. Motif merely tries to give you some substance to the key...

Hook your Fantom X to a computer and Native Instruments piano is the best out there. Also you can drag and drop effects on all 16 tracks with Cubase and some others.

I am getting rid of my Fantom X but I have to say that if you can't make some decent music with it you suck. I just needed the $3000 to sink into more of my DAW.

jsepta, These people on this site are nice helpful people who I would gladly call my friends. That said, many are not happy with their Fantoms if you have read the posts. I am glad you like your lit up drum pads like a F...

I recently got a Fantom X and Reason. I have been spending so much time with my Novation 61 Key connected to Reason that I don't even look at the Fantom X. It is so much easier to create a song in Reason and have all the...

I am talking about samples I make on the X8, not imported ones. I don't dare try those because I know they are rarely in AIFF format.

I keep getting clicks at the end of samples made of the X8 itself. Also it will not work with my imported samples finding the start and end point. This is really irritating. I finally decided to use a computer based samp...

Jsepta, Artemio appears to defend the Roland product faithfully. He makes no sense about the dedicated tempo knob. Every knob you could hit and #%@& up your performance. You and I know that we learned every knob on our s...