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acoustic drums on the Fantom are incredibly insipid. I would like to use the Fantom the way you described but with the MPC drums. Would you have a good way to set this up with the MPC syncing to the Fantom and recording all to the DAW? Happy New Year Y'all

@@SunlightOfTheSpirit Do a fresh power on. Don’t change any settings beforehand if you aren’t too sure what they do, because you’ll need to save after. Go to menu and then the general tab. Make sure USB driver is set to vender. Next go to the USB tab further down the menu on the left. Make sure USB audio mix/parallel is set to parallel. You have to hit the write button and do a system write to save those changes. Then reboot… Once rebooted the Fantom will give you its audio drivers. In your DAW just select the audio driver Fantom-06 07 08. Once you do that you should be able to see the midi options as well as the audio inputs in the audio channels. Keep in mind you have to make sure zones on the Fantom match to the track to where you want it to go. If you are using the MPC software or really any daw make sure you actually add the audio track too. First Fantom audio channel is 1/2, second is 3/4, third is 5/6 and so on. Make sure you don’t have the faders down on the Fantom, and arm to record you should be able to see the signals if you have input monitoring on. MPC side it’ll help if you have the MPC routed into an audio interface since you can’t have two audio drivers set as the main in your daw. You’d have to get your tracks as audio. You can route audio into the Fantom too. To do that plug your main outs or sub mix to your line in on the back of the Fantom. In the Fantom after hit menu and then effects. Click to where you see mic on the screen and that should change to line in. Also tap the bottom left to were it says audio in to enable incoming audio. At this point you probably can simply if using midi in/out to the MPC…for me I just record my Fantom to audio then switch to my audio interface to hear all hardware together. If you don’t have one thing routed into another you will only hear Fantom or only MPC. The interface bridges both. As for the midi clock I usually leave MTC 30 on in the daw. Fantom has an option in the midi tab to sync via USB or MTC 30. Don’t think it makes a difference there.

Thanks dude, I have an MPC live 2 and was meaning having this synced with the Fantom but also recording in Ableton live while playing along when I hit transport on the Fantom. Dunno if I should be usb midi to the Fantom or midi din cables?

@@SunlightOfTheSpirit Midi Din cables along with TRS cables are more simpler. When you understand the routing you typically do the same thing every time. USB in this case is more about convenience of getting all your Fantom tracks as audio. However if you are patient enough you can just bounce them as audio one by one and won’t need to deal with nearly as many steps. If you are using the MPC in stand alone without a PC, you can’t even use the usb drivers like that because the MPC won’t see the Fantom as class compliment. Only as a controller to trigger midi data.

@GGVMusic So no PC factored in? The MPC won't see all your audio outputs from the Fantom in that case if going directly into the MPC with USB. While the MPC sees class compliant audio drivers/interfaces since v2.10. I think the Fantom driver is a little more complex than the MPC is coded via software at the moment. It'll see the midi portion of the driver fine, but not all the separate audio channels. Just the main. If you are running both the MPC and Fantom via USB to PC...Make sure you have vendor mode turn on in the Fantom settings. Menu, System, Driver and if you see generic change that to vendor. Hit the write button to save then reboot the Fantom after. In this case you want to be using the Fantom 6/7/8 driver as a audio driver within your daw settings. Then you can see all audio outputs from the Fantom. This enables the Fantom to read both 16 channels midi and give you the 32 channels of audio. If you are using another driver/audio interface in your daw settings then you probably will end up only hearing sound from your main 1/2 outputs only cuz the drivers won't know about any other Fantom channels at all. If standalone it's better to use the midi din and trs cables...but you will not be hearing all those outputs the Fantom has to offer as their own individual thing. Instead everything out of the main output. On the Fantom make sure in the zone view tone 1-16 are correct. Also in Zone Edit, OUT/PC make sure the output there is correct. This section is also important for recalling your projects to get the same tones. MSB, LSB, and PC. However the second you make a minor change to the tone like the attack for example, you have to write the tone as a user tone or it'll just revert back to the original tone before the change. It's also easier on the MPC to be in the midi channel and control MSB, LSB, and PC from there with its jog wheel. It'll also save those settings so when you load the project again it'll remember the correct tones on your Fantom. A tip though is if you see the MPC level monitor hearing the input lay your notes down and then go into the audio tab at the bottom of the mpc screen and just record that midi into audio to be safe. After you can mute the midi tracks and unmute if you want to modify anythng. Also if you are not in the mood fiddling around with the MSB, LSB, PC. I usually find out those numbers and rename each midi track to the numbers they are on. So if I reload a track and it's all wrong...I still have the correct numbers in the individual midi track names and know I can go back anytime when im feeling up to it to put them the right way.

I did some on my lives

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Lyrics I got beats I don't.bet I can write a hit any beats u got waiting for another

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I just showed in video how to save the project

I’ll make a video this week

You got to be doing something wrong….

Let me see… but I don’t think that’s an option yet

@@BoloDaProducer And if it turns out it's not possible to chain sub mixes, maybe there's a way to group multiple effects to assign them to a single knob?

@@BoloDaProducer found a workaround. The goal was to map all 16 knobs, but assigning 4 inserts to the master and another 4 to the submixes, now there's 8 independent effects available.

That’s what I’m asking to myself. I still got my x6 and plan on getting an mpc soon

@@AdrianP225ok cool well could you add sounds to the X6 or do you run with what's already in it?

@@Realtalkyou08 you can add sounds but with the new models it’s much easier because all you have to do is download the new updates to my knowledge.

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I still got it

@@BoloDaProducer Okay cool, im about to scoop me up one in a couple of weeks. I want those roland supernatural sounds without breaking my pockets lol

Beats is needed 2 write 2

Watch my last hook up video I have work around

@@BoloDaProducer for some reason the sounds the from Phantom comes out lower on the mpc when playing on the keys versus using the pads it’s away louder.. any idea why is that happening I got all of my volume knobs up ???