Fantom-G open patch archive

oké here it is.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71tedz97J2c

if you have any questions about them just ask them I hope you're able to solve my problem

thx

I just saw the video you posted. It seems very clear, you are doing the exact procedure. I do exactly the same and the patch gets transmitted to the Fantom-G.

Just check my previous post, about the Device ID.

If this doesn't get solved, I really don't understand what's wrong.
Maybe Dan or someone more experienced can have a solution.

no need to check it you solved the problem :p

Indeed you were right with the communication port. I putted it in the fantom editor on 17 and als in the system settings and now I can transfer the patches what a comm. port can do


thanx for helping me Fantom bro

A, ok then. Now you can check if you can transmit patches via the Fantom-G Editor. Normally you can, but just in case...

yup it works

Ah, very nice. Then we all know what's wrong if this problem suddenly occurs to any of us.

Now you can go and download any sound you can find here: fantomg.navarin.de

So any one got any new patches to share?
Could do with some inspiration please

hello all of you,

sorry my english is poor so please be patient with me

i visit this url:
http://fantomg.navarin.de

i found many patches, when i download it it saved as a mid.html format !!!
i.e. (Piano.mid.html)

i copy it in SMF folder in the usb flash memory, then i plugged in the flash into my G6 then i did followings:
studio
song
F2 SMF list
it shows as an empty message !!!


also i rename the file to Piano.mid and save it as mid format then did the previous steps with no luck !!!

what shall i do guys !!!

thank you in advanced for your usual support.

Rabeh

The easiest way to do this is do the following:

1. Go to your Fantom-G and load the project you want to put these sounds in (internal project or USB-based project).
2. Connect your Fantom-G with your computer via USB (you'll need to have the USB driver installed in your computer).
3. Run the Roland Fantom-G Editor and go to File-> Load SMF. You'll see a selection pop-up window.
4. Select the sound you want to transfer to your Fantom-G. It gets loaded into the Editor and immediately transferred into the Fantom-G.
5. You can see the sound's name into the Fantom-G's screen and you can play it on the keys. It is not saved into your Fantom-G yet, though.
6. Press the red Write button which is located next to the upper right corner of the Fantom-G's screen and select a location to save it.
7. This sound is now part of your project. You can use it like every other sound in your Fantom-G.

cyclops

much appreciated

My attempt to create a Sfz Brass.

Under the name TpTb Brass Sfz.

Hope it's useful to anyone.

Regards,
LL

PS: Sample was entirely recorded with the G

I'm desperately looking for a SMF patch sound for "Europe - The Final Countdown". Tried to make own but haven't found any sample close enough for that sample from Fantom G. If anyone is interested on making one , here's the song which uses the synth sound I would love to get: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt3pGeEqc6A

PS. I managed to make Van Halen - Jump! patch, which is very close for the original. I can send it here someday I have time for reward

> Quote from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Final_Countdown_%28album%29

"The song "The Final Countdown" was based on an old keyboard riff that Tempest had composed as early as 1981–82,[6] on a Korg Polysix keyboard he had borrowed from Michaeli.[3][7] In 1985 bassist John Levén suggested that Tempest should write a song based on that riff.[6] The lyrics were inspired by David Bowie's song "Space Oddity".[4] The sound of the keyboard riff used in the recording was achieved by using a Yamaha TX-816 rack unit and a Roland JX-8P synthesizer.[8] "I made a brassy sound from the JX-8P and used a factory sound from the Yamaha, and just layered them together," Michaeli said.[8]"

Maybe that will help you.

@paasaadin

I'm playing that Music in my band live
I'm not home right now but I'll upload it as soon as I get there, not very hard to get it done though (at least sounds good to me )... a great deal on getting it to sound close is in the delay, the rest is synth brass...

Regards,
LL

@paasaadin

As I promised, uploaded, it's in the Synth Brass section, hope it's useful.

Regards,
LL