V-night.de fantom g sounds

Nobody tried them? Oh well maybe because it's a German site? You can use google to translate the web page. I ordered the b3 organ patches and gotta say they are really good, nice and warm with plenty of variety, they will add to walgraphix b3 I already have. Only took a week for the cd to be delivered, and worked a treat once I transferred the project to USB and Loaded it in. Now only have the small task of importing all of the multisamples and patches to my own project for gigs.

I'm sorry man, I don't like to pay for samples. Also, the Fantom G makes it too difficult to move multisamples between projects & the developers of the samples do not take this into consideration.

I made a program that can build instruments from FREE samples & import them into the Fantom. The patches it creates CAN be copied between projects.

The program can be forund here:
http://db.tt/UHhDy867

Peace.

No worries matey, I know what you mean, but that's Roland's fault not the people who do the multisamples. I have been able to merge them into projects although it's a right ball ache, downloaded yase today and it's turned into a minor ball ache so it's getting there but roland should have sorted it out by now, I mean it's still their top workstation board for gods sake. Obviously they are not listening to us as I'm far from the first person to say this. Cheers for the link I'll check it out, once I find where I can get some freebies

Yeah, i hear ya, it's not the sound designers fault. I'm just surprised that yase the only solution..

I am curious about the quality of some of these sample sets though. Here's what some free ones sound like:

http://sso.mattiaswestlund.net/

Those instruments can be played & edited with this program:

http://audio.clockbeat.com/sfZed.html

You could use my converter to import them into the Fantom & Organizer to copy them between projects.

Note: some of the instruments above are not perfect. A few have incorrect key settings & some samples need to be converted to 16 bit, 44100 hz if you wish to import them into the Fantom but, you get what you pay for. :)

Take a look on the web & see if you can find any free samples that are of decent quality & let me know how they compare to some paid for samples.. I don't have any paid samples to compare.

Cheers.

Here are videos of the multisamples

http://youtu.be/7BR7dCkxKu0
http://youtu.be/H9rY3tFof_c
http://youtu.be/Dt1itF23XIY
http://youtu.be/pE5kHthmrpw
http://youtu.be/MgHDMM5ifYE
http://youtu.be/Jm-Goz5X3Q8

Ya I'll have a look at them. Mind you I haven't got room in my current project to put anything else in now. Funny how there are 200 odd multisample slots and by the time I've used less than 30 of them I'm up to 1gb ram used. One piano (my own from my old Yamaha p60 stage), couple of eps from walgraphix, a steel guitar from walgraphix, and now various realistic organs from walgraphix and v- night, and that's it no more room! Why couldn't Roland have made it to allow more ram? The ability of the g to multisample instruments is fantastic once you resign yourself to the effort it takes, but the 1gb cap is ridiculously frustrating. Hope and dream that someone very clever will find a way around this one day. Such a shame as this very proble
Starts making you think about spending your money on software synths instead