am i being REALLY stupid?

Hey Loop,

nope, in my opinion you havent made any mistake. Write function is primarily for patch/rhythm/performance. Save/Load is rightly used for Samples.
By the way, i have not figured out how to create an entire rhythm pattern using imported drum loops. you seem experienced in this....can u offer some help?

@cruelz

Eastern Winds!

thanks for the response.

but within the 'write' function, there is an option for 'samples'.

so thats why i'm confused.


as for your question,

i never import drum loops. what i do is take a loop (usually something i find within a song i like, not some loops i find on the internet) and cut the individual hits i want in Logic, then sample those into the Fantom.

inside the fantom, i get the hits exactly as i want them.

then from the sample list, i do load utility' and assign to pad, with all the hits i want. then ive got a nice drumset to work with.

hope this answered your question...

Loop...Ofcourse using "write" function you can save your samples much faster...Just set mark to them all and hit write...execute and they'll be saved...Or if you save one sample, also hit Write, input name of the sample choose were you want to save it and execute...


-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...And then you say, that you ar expert about FS, actually you mean, that you know only 50% of it's powerfull options.
This is how I play my Fantom-S

http://www.purevolume.com/gerthromaker

what do you mean by 'mark set' the samples?


i'd like a nice, clear, detailed description of what to do....if possible.....thanks...

If you want to save more than one sample, for example you have to save 5 samples, then you can simply put a marks before samples wich you want to save...atleast on FantomS this option is provided....I can't believe you never had a deal with putting marks before samples, to create multisample or load some particular sample group from all list of samples you have....Did you loaded all the samples in card memory all the time, if you needed only two or three samples? If so, then you loose more RAM space...


-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...And then you say, that you ar expert about FS, actually you mean, that you know only 50% of it's powerfull options.
This is how I play my Fantom-S

http://www.purevolume.com/gerthromaker

yeah i always just load all the samples.....see i told you im being stupid....

i have my board set to load all of them on startup.

yeahh...if you have enough memory RAM, then you can load all the samples and keep them loaded, but for me,it's better to keep samples unloaded as much as possible, so I load only samples wich I use in a particular song...You can set off this option in system settings, if you don't want all samples to be loaded on startup...also preset samples keep unloaded...just load samples wich you need...it will save RAM


-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...And then you say, that you ar expert about FS, actually you mean, that you know only 50% of it's powerfull options.
This is how I play my Fantom-S

http://www.purevolume.com/gerthromaker