Fantom-G open patch archive

I think it would be nice if people post links to songs that incorporate sounds from the open patch archive and tell a bit about it, like if they customized the patch etc.

hello everyone, new to this forum and indeed the great G (only had a month or so now), I have been tweaking and created a pulsating patch called cosmic, hope the upload worked and hope some of you guy's and gal's actually like it.

Regards,

Fislee
http://fantomg.navarin.de/index.php?cId=28

Hello! Now you have a really good Pedal Steel AND Fiddle Patch uploaded if you like to play country and western style!!!

http://fantomg.navarin.de/index.php?order=sort

Hey the JG Brass sounds great! There are no mp3s to hear on the Pedal Steel and Fiddle, however.. I will have to load them later and give them a try. Thanks for contributing!

Thanx to artemiy for providing all the fifty or so new sinevibes sounds for free today!!!

however, when i tried to download them a company called winzip demanded that i register with them first, and they want money for this.

Is there any way I can download these sounds for free, without using winzip?

use ALZIP (free 60 days trial), no further comment on this .

Thanx!

I downloaded via alzip and think i have the sounds on my computer now.

But then i noticed this message from the installation instructions from the computer to the Fantom:

``After you see the “Load Project Completed!” message, you can start
playing the sounds in LIVE or SINGLE mode.``

Does this mean that its not possible to play in the STUDIO mode? I only use studio mode, so to free up space on a USB stick and putting the sounds into the Fantom then would be of little use...

Does this mean that its not possible to play in the STUDIO mode?
-> It is possible play any single patch in studio mode , so also these.

putting the sounds into the Fantom then would be of little use...
-> I tend to agree on this one

well...it is kind of strange that only LIVE and SINGLE mode is mentioned then, isnt it?

But I guess I will trust you and see what happens...

Jesse, that's a good idea. Here's a simple (very) little ditty using 335 Amp+Chrs+Rev for first 4 bars, then lead using Strings@Natural for next 8, then lead using Sld Pedal Steel, all of which are downloaded from Nav's patch share site. The only tweaks are reverb, chorus and I unisoned the 335 Amp+Chrs+Rev on the last 4 bars with a slight detune on one of the parts....Paul

Can anyone create a patch that will sounds like the Omnisphere sound .
See this video for Omnisphere sound!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF8SYLjl07g

Just wanted to clue folks in to a little trick to loading these patches onto the G....

The other instructions in this thread (which do work, by the way) call for using the Fantom-G Editor to import an .SMF file (which transfers each patch to the Fantom via USB cable), then going to the Fantom G and writing them there.

However, you don't even have to touch the G at all after loading the .SMF file. What I did is:

1. Load project into Fantom, then go to Single mode to see what you're doing.
2. Open Fantom-G Editor on your computer, go to File --> Load .SMF.
3. Find the patch you want to load onto the Fantom G and open it from the dialog.
4. In the Editor, click the WRITE button at the top of the Editor window, just to the left of the patch name.
5. A "WRITE PATCH" dialog window pops up, showing the current contents of the USER patch bank on the Fantom G. Scroll down until you find an "INITIAL PATCH" line, then click the "OK" button in the window (or simply double-click the INITIAL PATCH line).
6. That will write the patch to your project. Rinse, repeat to get all the patches in.

Now, step 7 is the obvious, but as far as I can see not-yet-done, step of saving all the patches that have been uploaded so far as a FANGSND.SVD file, so that patches can be moved around between projects en masse in the Fantom-G Librarian program. At least, I *think* that will work? I'm going to load all the patches, save the file, and see if I can play around with them in the Librarian. If it works, I'll upload the file somewhere for everyone to grab.

OK folks!

Here's what I did. I grabbed all the patches available as of this date; created a brand new project called "PATCHES"; added all the patches and user Live Sets to that project; organized them a bit; and uploaded a ZIP file, containing that project, to my server.

Feel free to download it from http://infinitives.ca/FantomG/PATCHES_16Nov2009.zip

Once you've downloaded it and unzipped it, you can load the PATCHES project directly into your Fantom--this will load ALL the patches and Live Sets into their respective USER slots on your Fantom. Then you can play around with them there, or play with them in the Editor/Librarian.

I'll try to keep this PATCHES project periodically updated as new patches are added (probably infrequently), and will post to this thread with any updated versions.

Please post here and let me know if you have any problems with the downloaded .ZIP file. Thanks!

There are some new patches on NAVARIN site.I will try, in next few days, to upload them as much as I can.

Thanks branko--and great work by the way, your patches sound terrific

I'll hold off including the seven or so that are there right now, if you're going to be uploading more over the next few days. Maybe if you could just post back here when you're done (for the moment), and at that point I'll compile everything together into a new ZIP file for folks.